Sights in Visalia
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Kaweah Oak Reserve
About 7 miles east of Visalia is Kaweah Oak Reserve, home to 324 acres of valley oak trees, which once stretched from the Sierra to (long-gone) Tulare Lake in the valley. Nice for a short hike, it's also a rare glimpse into the valley's past before the orchards and vineyards took over. From Hwy 198, turn north onto Road 182; the park is about a half-mile along on your left.
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Mearle's Drive-In
The Taj Mahal of classic drive-ins, Mearle's neon sign is flat out lovely to behold at sunset. Cheeseburgers, fries, shakes and other grease-pit fare are what you'll get here.
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Tulare County Museum
South of downtown on Hwy 63 (Mooney Blvd), shaded Mooney Grove Park is home to the Tulare County Museum, which has pioneer and Native American memorabilia.
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