Things to Do

Disc Golf

A 20-basket disc golf course winds through the pines on the property. Discs available for purchase.

Mountain Biking

Singletrack trails leave directly from the property into Plumas National Forest.

Gravel Cycling

High Camp sits at the intersection of some of the best gravel roads in the Lost Sierra, including sections of the Lost and Found Gravel Festival route.

Hiking

Trails on the 65-acre property connect to Plumas National Forest hiking routes.

Campfire

A communal fire pit with firewood is available for guests each evening.

Stargazing

At 5,300 feet with no light pollution, the night sky at High Camp is exceptional.

Camping, picnicking, fishing, boating, swimming, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing.

More than 20 lakes, 30+ miles of trails, waterfalls, and historic facilities.

An accessible waterfall trail typically flowing May through June, suitable for families and limited-ability hikers.

Natural hot springs with day-use and evening soak passes. Reservation required, Thursday through Sunday.

Memorial Day through Labor Day, Tuesday through Saturday, noon to 5pm.

A scenic swimming pond in the center of Graeagle village. Popular for swimming, paddleboarding, and picnicking.

A classic summer spot for swimming and tubing. The Middle Fork runs through the canyon below Portola with calm sections perfect for a lazy float.

Hike or bike to an active fire lookout at 7,340 feet with sweeping views of Mohawk Valley, Beckwourth Peak, Sierra Valley, Sierra Buttes, and Mt. Lassen on a clear day. A great one for adventurous guests.

One of the most dramatic hikes in the Sierra Nevada. A fire lookout staircase at the summit, with Upper and Lower Sardine Lakes spread out below. Near Sierra City.

The longest trail near Portola at 8.5 miles with 1,814 feet of elevation gain. Secluded and quiet; a good option for guests who want to earn their views.

A popular out-and-back right in town, good in almost any season. Great for guests who want something quick and manageable with solid views.

The PCT passes through this stretch of the Sierra Nevada with stunning mountain views, crystal-clear lakes, and striking rock formations. Guests can pick up the trail near Sierra City for a day section without committing to a thru-hike.

Award-winning course along the Feather River.

Golf course at the Nakoma Resort.

Championship golf in the Sierra Nevada foothills.

Scenic mountain golf course.

Interactive museum with boardable locomotives and historic train cars.

Gold Rush mining museum with historic structures and equipment.

Fresh-baked pastries, hot coffee, and hearty home cooked meals. Dine in or grab and go.

Craft taproom in downtown Portola with 20 taps, house beers, wine, and food.

Family Mexican restaurant.

Casual outdoor burgers and ice cream.

Pizza and tapas.

Lunch and bar service.

Large, rustic outdoor beer garden with picnic tables, a 9-hole disc golf course, lawn games, and fire pits.

Italian cuisine.

Award-winning craft brewery in Graeagle specializing in lagers and koji fermentation. Taproom and patio.

Certified organic farm in Beckwourth with a weekly farmers market (late May through early October) and seasonal farm-to-table Dinners in the Barn featuring guest chefs, a farm tour, and wine.

Portola's community-owned grocery with locally sourced produce, local meats, artisan breads, bulk goods, and a deli.

Lost Sierra Fly Guide and Plumas National Forest resources are available for guided and self-guided fishing in the area.

Sierra Valley is one of the best birding destinations in the Sierra Nevada. The Sierra Valley Preserve has a nature center, trails, and guided tours (15 minutes).

Plumas National Forest motor vehicle maps and fire lookout locations available for off-road exploration.