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Plumas/Sundew
Plumas Sundew Meadow Valley is a small community located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. It is situated in Plumas County, just south of the town of Quincy. The area is known for its stunning views of the surrounding mountains and its abundance of outdoor activities. The meadow is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, and black bear. The area is also popular for its fishing, camping, and hiking opportunities. The nearby lakes and rivers provide plenty of opportunities for water sports, such as kayaking, canoeing, and swimming. The area is also known for its excellent skiing and snowboarding opportunities.
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User Reviews
Luke Layman
I love seeing the carnivorous plants and the meadows, I have a feeling that the conservation corps are out here helping restore the landscape after the fires
Lone Wolf Jeep Adventures
My only peace in life is when I'm spending time in God's country. Although no snow in late December, 😡 I still take the Jeep out and explore, hike and sit beside a warm fire 🔥 when I get a chance. I find beauty in everything I see, taste and feel, and even though I have not had my snow this year to snowshoe, 🎿 I'm grateful that I can still find my solitude beside a raging river with a campfire as I welcome the storm. Plumas National Forest is beautiful in her own way. It's not my Montana, but she's a good runner up. 🏔️🔥🍁🪵🏞️
Peter
Plumas National Forest, is renowned for its diverse landscapes, including dense forests, lakes, and mountainous terrain. The scenic beauty attracts outdoor enthusiasts with opportunities for hiking, camping, and fishing. It's a haven for nature lovers seeking a tranquil escape. You avoid the crowds but cell service may be limited. Nature is unforgiving of fools so be prepared for anything that the weather may spring at you.
Nichole Scarberry
So peaceful
Donald Vance
Nice even if water is low