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The reenactment at Knight's Ferry is one of the best events of the year. The battlefield consists of a large hillside bordered by rocky outcroppings and a river. On the other side is a covered bridge from the turn of the century, which crosses over the river. The Union and Confederate camps are separated by the river. An abandoned grist mill is the site of one camp, while the other camp is on a grassy area across the river. Both sites are easily accessible. Throughout the course of the event, living history and various scenarios take place, often focused around the bridge and surrounding area. Shade is widespread though temperatures in March are still fairly cool. This is an excellent event, and is also the first event the 114th Pennsylvania appeared at. |
From The Bay Area: Find the most convenient route to connect to Highway 580 heading east. 21 miles east of the 680 interchange, you will take 205 east. Follow 205 east for 14 miles and merge with I-5 northbound. In 2 miles, take 120 east. After 7 miles, 120 merges with 99. To continue on 120, head north on 99 for 1 mile and take the 120 offramp. Follow 120 east for 20 miles into downtown Oakdale. At the downtown intersection, make a left onto Highway 108 and continue to head east following the road signs. Knight's Ferry is approxmately 11 miles east of Oakdale. You will make a left on Kennedy Road to enter into the park. Make a left on Sonora Road and go downhill for 100 yards and make a right into the parking lot. | |
From Sacramento: Take Highway 99 or I-5 south to Highway 120 East. Follow the above directions from there. | From Fresno: Take Highway 99 north to 120 East. Follow the above directions from there. |
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