Check out the local businesses that support the trails you ride and hike. Here you can find everything you need to plan your next trip to the Lost Sierra.
The beauty of Mills Peak, Lake Davis, Quincy, that all kind of feeds off Downieville. Go to Downieville. Go to Graeagle. Go to Quincy.
– Greg Williams, Bike Magazine, June 2015
Check out the Lost Sierra Recreation Guide
We built this with you in mind! Mountain biking, Hiking, Jeeping, and exploring amazing places in the Lost Sierra, complete with maps.
Lost Sierra Recreation Guide – Vol 2
More regions, and more fun recreational opportunities!
Lost Sierra Recreation Guide — Vol. 1
Specific details for good times in the Lost Sierra
QUINCY
What To Do:
Hike and ride the trails of Mount Hough and South Park.
Download the Mount Hough and South Park Trail Map
Hike a quick 1/2 mile on the Quincy “Q Trail” for a view of town.
Visit the Plumas County Museum
Go swimming at a Spanish Creek swimming hole
Visit Bucks Lake Wilderness
GRAEAGLE | LAKES BASIN
What To Do:
Hike and ride world-class trails in the Lakes Basin area.
Purchase the Lakes Basin/Downieville Trail Map
Check out the local’s favorite Mills Peak Trail!
Download a map of the Mills Peak Trail
Johnsville Historic Ski Bowl – backcountry skiing, Longboard races (fun!), sledding
Visit Eureka State Park
PORTOLA
What To Do:
Visit Lake Davis for swimming, fishing or Bald Eagle watching
Download the Lake Davis Trail Map
Visit the Western Pacific Railroad Museum
RV & Tent Camping at Lake Davis (Grasshopper Flat)
Visit the Beckwourth Museum and cabin
Skate park and pump track
DOWNIEVILLE
Trails:
From 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Divide Trails to Butcher Creek, North Yuba and Sunrise…
Downieville is a mountain biking mecca.
Check out Downieville’s epic trails here!
and
Purchase the Downieville/Lakes Basin Trail Map
Swim in a river swimming hole
