The Native American Contemplative Garden sits on the north side of the arboretum, just south of King Hall. It was built, at least in part, because of the discovery of 13 Native American bodies from the Patwin tribe at the site of the Mondavi Center.

Image by Allan Jones The end of the trail in the department Descriptive sign The first stone along the path The second stone along the path The third stone along the path The fourth stone along the path detail of the fourth stone

The fifth and final stone One of three panels with names on the last stone One of three panels with names on the last stone Side note to sign detail of the third stone

UC Davis Arboretum
Hydrology
Arboretum Waterway Lake Spafford Putah Creek
Plant Collections
Shields Oak Grove Valley-Wise Garden White Flower Garden Mediterranean Collection South American Collection Acacia Collection Southwest US/ Mexican Collection Conifer Collection Roberts Redbud Collection Desert Collection California Foothill Collection East Asian Collection Mary Wattis Brown Garden North Coast Collection Weier Redwood Grove Australian Collection Arboretum Terrace
Features
Gazebo Dock Boathouse Putah Creek Lodge Bridges The Foundation Native American Contemplative Garden Lois Crowe Patio
Related
Nursery Town Wildlife Town Flora
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