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Plumas National Forest, 159 Lawrence Street, Box 11500, Quincy, CA 95971-06025, United States
The Plumas National Forest in northern California offers fishing, mountain biking, whitewater kayaking, hiking and camping. It also has the six highest waterfalls in the western United States. The ... More on LLBean.com
The Plumas National Forest was established by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1905. Plumas covers more than on ... More on PlanetWare

#2.
Quincy,CA,US
This trail is Downhill heaven over 3000' vertical feet that can be shuttled by truck. Fast, flowy, lots of jumps, more for downhillers than Downieville. In the town of Quincy stay on 89/70 (which i... More on trails.mtbr.com
The trails are so fast you get to the bottom and all the bikes reek of burnt brake pads!! More on trails.mtbr.com

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Bucks Lake, California, United States

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1308 pioneer rd., Quincy, CA

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1540 Chandler Road Quincy, CA 95971
Reid Horse & Cattle Company provides unique horse adventures for any occasion. Whether it's a spectacular h... More on go_california
Excellent food, guides and beautiful scenery. More on TripAdvisor

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Bucks Lake, California, United States
Bucks Lake doesn't have kokanee salmon the size of those found at New Melones or Don Pedro lakes, but this northern Sierra Nevada reservoir can feature fast action at times on fat, healthy kokanee in uncrowded fishing conditions.This ... More on AnglerWeb.com

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Meadow Valley, California, United States
Meadow Valley Officers Since its beginning in 1980, Meadow Valley Contractors, Inc. has successfully constr... More on Meadowvalley.com
Beautiful, peacful place good people lots of outdoor activites More on GeckoGo

#8.
La Porte, California
A thrilling and scenic descent to the Middle Fork of the Feather River. Great camping and fishing especially in the fall. A designated Wild & Scenic area. Similar to Stag Point Trail #8 except roug... More on Trails
We were in a group of 5 OHV's including a stock Jeep Liberty several stock More on Trails

#9.
California
Directions from Chester: Travel 2 miles on Highway 36 then turn south onto Highway 89, There are several access points to the trail along this road. The Almanor Boat Ramp parking area is located ne... More on TrailLink.com
Dyer View has ample parking , a vault toilet, trash, info and interpretative signage, bike racks and benches with lake views. More on TrailLink.com

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Magalia, CA
