FREE 2009-2010 Plumas County Visitors Guide
P.O. Box 1043 |
We invite you to enjoy some of the best reasons for visiting or relocating to Eastern Plumas County. Stretching along the Middle Fork of the Feather River to the sprawling Sierra Valley- we offer much to see and do. Eastern Plumas offers premiere golfing, dining, bird watching, fishing, hiking, lodging & camping, horseback riding, winter sports and other outdoor opportunities. The definition of tranquility was established in Eastern Plumas County. Step outside at night and you can enjoy a magnificent view of the galaxy. The stars look like you could reach out and touch them. Breathe the brisk, fresh clean air. Listen! There's nothing to hear. Experience peace, quiet and tranquility. We offer an unlimited amount of all three.
have relocated here do enjoy these amenities; however, it is the lifestyle that most agree, is the reason for being here. Our area offers clean air, clear blue skies, valleys, a mountain forest filled with the wonders of nature, and a lot of small town hospitality. There are no traffic signals, bumper to bumper traffic, or crowds (excluding events),no fast lane living here! If you need a city fix, Reno is just an hour away. Serenity best describes the feeling of the area, most often referred to as "God's Country."
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Recreation is the first and foremost thought of reason for coming to our area. Those of us who
Enjoy the beauty of the foliage
as it changes to brilliant golds, reds and oranges against the background
of the forests and blue skies. The winter offers the beauty of Jack
Frost and beautiful snow. The spring shows Mother Nature at her best
and the summer is the grand finale with warm days, cool evenings and
spectacular skies.
Eastern Plumas County is the eastand
south gateways to Plumas County. Located an hour north of Truckee
(Lake Tahoe) on Highway 89, an hour northwest of Reno, Nevada on Highway
395 to Highway 70, and an hour northeast of Sierra City on Highway
49 to Highway 89.
Highway 70 going right through
Eastern Plumas County has been designated a Scenic By-Way from Hallelujah
JCT. (395/70) to Oroville. Highway 49 the route through the Gold Country
and touching into Eastern Plumas County is also a Scenic Highway and
By-Way. Drive cautiously on these mountain highways, watching for
animals, rocks, and ice from October - March carry chains.