Plumas National Forest<\/strong>
\nThe Plumas National Forest northeast of Chico, California has many easy trails and a couple of accessible ones.\u00a0 However, remember that a trail designated as “easy” may not be easy enough for you.\u00a0 Visitors to the Plumas National Forest enjoy its “many streams and lakes, beautiful deep canyons, rich mountain valleys, meadows, and lofty peaks.”\u00a0 \u00a0The Forest is divided into three Ranger Districts.\u00a0 Call before heading out to determine trail conditions.
\nPhone\u00a0530-283-2050\u00a0 Here is the Forest website.<\/a><\/p>\n

Beckwourth Ranger District\u00a0 phone 530-836-2575\u00a0 Trail Descriptions<\/a>.
\n<\/a>Fern Falls Overlook\u00a0 0.1mile On the Gold Lake Hwy. The trail crosses Gray Eagle Creek and leads to a scenic overlook near Fern Falls.
\n<\/a>Grassy Lake Trail 0.8 mile\u00a0 leads past Grassy Lake and crosses Gray Eagle Creek.
\n<\/a>Frazier Falls 0.5 mile on the old Gold Lake road.\u00a0 A paved trail leads to a fenced scenic overlook of the 176 foot tall Frazier Falls. ” Individuals in wheelchairs may need assistance. Wheelchair rating difficult”
\n<\/a>Red Fir Nature Trail 0.5 mile on the Mills Peak Lookout road.\u00a0 Signed trail interpreting the ecosystem within a red fir stand.
\n<\/a>\u00a0Big Cove Enabler 0.2 miles\u00a0 Leads from Big Cove Campground to the lake.<\/p>\n

Feather River Ranger District\u00a0 Phone\u00a0(530) 534-6500 \u00a0Trail Descriptions<\/a>
\n<\/a>Big Bald Rock – 0.5 mile one way.\u00a0 Near the town of Berry Creek.<\/p>\n

<\/a>Little North Fork 2 miles one way.\u00a0 After the first 2 miles the trail becomes steep.\u00a0 15 miles northeast of Brush Creek Work Center. The trail follows the Little North Fork River north towards the historic Robinson Mine but the trail no longer actually reaches Robinson Mine.<\/p>\n

Mt. Hough Ranger District\u00a0 \u00a0Trail Descriptions<\/a><\/p>\n

<\/a>\u00a0Yellow Creek Trail 1.4 miles\u00a0 Near the Ely Stamp Mill rest area, across from Belden, “…an enjoyable day hike that ends in a box canyon.”<\/p>\n

Know more about Plumas National Forest?
\n<\/span>Have you visited this location and know of more accessible or easy trails?\u00a0 Is any of the information given here incorrect?\u00a0 If so, please contact me using the form to the left and let me know what should be changed or added so I can update this post.<\/span><\/p>\n