Best places: Historical landmarks in Orland, United States

👍👍 The weather was great, and we had a nice time. The bridge has been restored. Clear paths with plenty of picnic benches/areas. It is state park, so there is a parking fee. But we'll worth it for how clean and well kept it is.

Historic covered bridge built in 1886, now a pedestrian walkway in a park setting with picnic spots.

This 770-foot-tall artificial embankment on Lake Oroville is considered the tallest in the U.S.

19th-century temple with a collection of Chinese & American costumes, cultural artifacts & a garden.

Small museum featuring ever-changing exhibits on Chico, ranging from its history to its agriculture.

👍 How fantastic is this. These types of places are the reasons we take road trips. Who would have expected to find something of this historical significance off a small country Highway here in the foothills. How much fun is this!

😐 Love the history of the location, but am saddened to see how little attention this locale is given. Would like to see more to honor the importance of the site and it's role in the life of the last Yahi. Recommend people go up to the visitor center if you'd like to learn more about Ishi.