Plumas County.
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grean_teahttp://www.plumascounty.org/OutdoorAdventure/Kidsandfamily.htm
Biking the Lake Almanor Recreation Trail :
http://www.doradoinn.com/recreation.html
http://www.plumascounty.org/PDF/Mapandroutes.pdf
http://www.plumascounty.org/Misc_Pages/fallcolorevents.htm
3 hours 46 mins Turn onto I-680 NORTH toward SACRAMENTO - go 19.6 mi
6. Take the I-80 EAST exit toward SACRAMENTO - go 15.2 mi
7. Take the I-505 NORTH exit toward WINTERS/REDDING - go 34.2 mi
8. Merge onto I-5 NORTH - go 95.1 mi
9. Take exit #649/CA-36 EAST/CA-99 SOUTH toward CHICO/CENTRAL RED BLUFF - go 0.3 mi
10. Turn on ANTELOPE BLVD[CA-36] - go 2.0 mi
11. Turn to follow CA-36 - go 68.1 mi
12. Turn on ASPEN ST - go 0.2 mi
13. Arrive at the center of CHESTER, CA
Pick up a free copy of the Plumas County Mountain Bike Guide, which details some of the area's best national forest routes and other trails. The guide is available at visitor information centers or by calling (800) 326-2247
Lake Davis near Portola has a flatter trail with good bird and wildlife viewing opportunities,The Central Plumas area has an easy, short loop offered off the road to Bucks Lake, west of Quincy. An 11-mile paved ride takes bikers around Antelope Lake.
The Almanor Basin area in the north end of the county features a paved route that follows the west shore of Lake Almanor. Another flat loop trail suitable for families follows the upper reaches of Lake Almanor as well as a creek. West of Highway 89, a forest service road leading to Humboldt Summit and Humbug Valley also is a popular ride.
Biking the Lake Almanor Recreation Trail :
http://www.doradoinn.com/recreation.html
http://www.plumascounty.org/PDF/Mapandroutes.pdf
http://www.plumascounty.org/Misc_Pages/fallcolorevents.htm
3 hours 46 mins Turn onto I-680 NORTH toward SACRAMENTO - go 19.6 mi
6. Take the I-80 EAST exit toward SACRAMENTO - go 15.2 mi
7. Take the I-505 NORTH exit toward WINTERS/REDDING - go 34.2 mi
8. Merge onto I-5 NORTH - go 95.1 mi
9. Take exit #649/CA-36 EAST/CA-99 SOUTH toward CHICO/CENTRAL RED BLUFF - go 0.3 mi
10. Turn on ANTELOPE BLVD[CA-36] - go 2.0 mi
11. Turn to follow CA-36 - go 68.1 mi
12. Turn on ASPEN ST - go 0.2 mi
13. Arrive at the center of CHESTER, CA
Pick up a free copy of the Plumas County Mountain Bike Guide, which details some of the area's best national forest routes and other trails. The guide is available at visitor information centers or by calling (800) 326-2247
Lake Davis near Portola has a flatter trail with good bird and wildlife viewing opportunities,The Central Plumas area has an easy, short loop offered off the road to Bucks Lake, west of Quincy. An 11-mile paved ride takes bikers around Antelope Lake.
The Almanor Basin area in the north end of the county features a paved route that follows the west shore of Lake Almanor. Another flat loop trail suitable for families follows the upper reaches of Lake Almanor as well as a creek. West of Highway 89, a forest service road leading to Humboldt Summit and Humbug Valley also is a popular ride.
