AMENITIES AREA ATTRACTIONSONSITE SERVICES

RESORT GUIDE

ALTITUDE HOURS Altitude Recreation Center is open with hours based on season. Please call 530.897.2300 x6 for hours during your stay.

APEX MEETING ROOM – ALTITUDE Take team building to new heights when you host your next conference, board retreat or sales meeting at Altitude. With ample meeting space and mountain vistas, your attendees will soak in stunning views as they hear fresh ideas, engage with one another and network in a supremely beautiful location.

APEX GAME ROOM – ALTITUDE From pool to foosball, shuffleboard to Scrabble and Xbox to Wii, the Apex Game Room features fun old-school games and the latest video games. With multiple TVs and Mac computers, Apex is perfect for any age group!

BAR – CLUBHOUSE Located adjacent to the Wigwam Restaurant in our beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Clubhouse, our bar offers a casual atmosphere to enjoy drinks or a meal with family and friends any time of the day. Just a few steps outside you’ll find a spacious deck, where your meal is served against the backdrop of the majestic Sierra Nevada.

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BISTRO + BAR – ALTITUDE Altitude Bistro + Bar provides guests with casual, healthy and contemporary dining. Open for lunch and dinner, guests can dine poolside or sip cocktails at the bar while catching a game on the big screen.

CHILDREN’S CENTER – ALTITUDE Enjoy all of Altitude’s amenities while your children have a great time too! Our playroom provides a safe and spacious environment for your little ones to enjoy age-appropriate toys, games and books as well as an active outdoor play area equipped with a climbing structure and playhouse.

DRAGON GOLF COURSE Nakoma’s course is the Lost Sierra’s most remarkable golf experience. Five sets of tees offer a challenge for golfers of every age and ability, including junior tee markers to make it fun for the whole family. The 6,908-yard layout offers stunning views of Sierra peaks from each hole. Robin Nelson, the course architect, recently modified The Dragon to drastically increase playability while maintaining a challenging and enjoyable experience for any skill level. Get to know the course with a virtual 18-hole “aerial” tour. The online flyover gives an amazing view of a beautifully designed golf course with clues to ball placement off the tees. Give it a glance before you tee it up at: NakomaResort.com/golf/course-tour/. Schedule a tee time online at: NakomaResort.com/golf/book/ or call the Golf Shop 24 hours in advance at 530-322-3333.

RATESMay 15 – June 15*Regular: $85 Twilight: $65

June 16 – October 1Regular: $120 Twilight: $85

October 2 - ClosingRegular: $85 Twilight: $65

All prices includes green fees, cart & warm-up range balls*Dates subject to change

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DRIVING RANGE Located adjacent to the Nakoma Clubhouse, our driving range is just the place to sharpen your game and practice your swing. We offer a competitive practice range nestled in a pine forest. Open sunrise to sunset.

Driving Range FeesRange Balls $6-$10All-Day Pass $25 Private Adult Lessons- 30 Min: $55. 1 Hour: $100. Series of 3, private 30-min lessons: $150. Series of 3, 1-hour lessons: $250

Private Junior Lessons- 30 Min: $35. 1 Hour: $60. Series of 3, private 30-min lessons: $100. Series of 3, 1-hour lessons: $150

FITNESS CENTER – ALTITUDE A world of wellness awaits you at Altitude, Nakoma’s state-of-the-art recreation amenity. Partner with our fitness professionals or create your ultimate workout with an array of exercise equipment, free weights, cardio machines, yoga classes and sport offerings. The Fitness Center at Altitude offers a variety of yoga classes ranging from core strengthening to holistic yoga. Relax in the heated outdoor pool and hot tub or steam room after your rejuvenating workout. Quiet relaxation can also be found on our Sundeck adjacent to the studio.

OUTDOOR POOL & HOT TUB – ALTITUDE

Designed with relaxation in mind, the serene setting at Altitude features a four-lane, 25-yard outdoor pool heated year-round to a comfortable temperature of 78°, a spacious outdoor hot tub, private cabanas along with poolside beverage and meal service. Additional amenities include men’s and women’s locker rooms, showers, pool towels and toys.

PRO SHOP – CLUBHOUSE Located inside the Nakoma clubhouse past the bar is the golf Pro Shop. Voted a top-25 resort pro shop in the U.S. by Golf World Business Magazine, the shop offers golf check-in, premium rental clubs and a selection of golf and resort casual apparel from high-end brands such as Travis Mathew, Adidas and more.

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PUTTING & CHIPPING GREEN Our short-game area, located behind the Clubhouse, offers players the opportunity to hit shots to a real green with a variety of lies. Closer to the driving range is our large putting green. This is a great place to work on your lag putting from long distance or to hone in your short putts.

SPA – CLUBHOUSE After a day of hiking through the pines, riding your mountain bike, or scrambling over boulders, a little rest and relaxation is in order. The Spa at Nakoma offers massage and a variety of skin treatments. Open daily by appointment only. To schedule an appointment contact Amy Ouellette at 530-394-4811.

WIGAM RESTAURANT – CLUBHOUSE The Wigwam Restaurant is a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece featuring a towering, four-sided central fireplace, geometrical 50-foot-high ceilings and Native American-inspired stained-glass windows. A beautiful, scenic outdoor dining area provides guests with fresh mountain air and stunning panoramic views. Open from spring to fall for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the Wigwam Restaurant offers refined blends of ingredient-driven, seasonally inspired cuisine, wine, hospitality and ambiance while creating an unforgettable experience for each of our guests. Hours and menus vary by season, see the Front Desk for reservations and current hours.

YOGA STUDIO - ALTITUDE Located inside Altitude is our indoor/outdoor yoga space. Stunning natural beauty provides the perfect environment to release your stress and recharge with yoga and meditation. Classes offered by our instructors are open to all skill levels from beginners to advanced practitioners.

Please see the Front Desk for class schedules.

ATM An ATM is available for your convenience inside the Clubhouse at the entrance of the golf Pro Shop.

BOARD GAMES A variety of board games are available for families and friends to enjoy while at Nakoma. Ask the Front Desk or Altitude staff for details.

CANCELLATION POLICIES You may cancel your reservation without penalty up to 72 hours before arrival. Cancellations within 72 hours of arrival will result in a one-night room/ tax cancellation fee.

CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT Guest room check-out is 11am Check-in begins at 3pm.

COFFEE & TEA Complimentary coffee is provided in each guest room. Coffee and tea are also provided for guests each morning in Altitude or the Lodge lobby.

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CONCIERGE SERVICES Our informed Front Desk staff is able to meet all your concierge needs. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions.

CONNECTING ROOMS The Lodge allows for several connecting-room configurations. Available only upon request and based upon availability.

CREDIT CARDS We accept Visa, American Express, MasterCard and Discover. Debit cards will be authorized at check-in for all charges including room/tax/fees and incidental charges.

DO NOT DISTURB Each room has a Do Not Disturb (DND) sign to place outside the guest room door. Housekeeping will not service a room if DND sign is present.

EARLY CHECK-OUT No refunds or credits are given for early check-out.

EMAIL You may contact the Front Desk at frontdesk@nakomaresort.com

EXPRESS CHECK-OUT You may check-out without stopping by the Front Desk. The credit card used at check in will be charged and your folio will be emailed to the address on file.

FRONT DESK/RECEPTION The Lodge at Nakoma Front Desk is staffed daily with hours based on season. Please call 530.897.2300 x1 for hours during your stay.

GUEST ROOM RESERVATIONS Please visit www.NakomaResort.com or call 877-462-5662 for rates, reservations and specials.

HAIR DRYERS Each room is equipped with a blow dryer.

HOUSEKEEPING Housekeeping will service your room daily, and change the bed linens every three days. Place the DND sign outside of your door to decline housekeeping service.

ICE An ice machine is available on each level of the Lodge for guest convenience.

LODGE FOOD & DRINK Snacks and drinks are available for purchase upon request. Our on-site vending machine also offers further beverage options. Please see Front Desk for details.

IN-ROOM SAFE Each room comes with an in-room safe for guest use.

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INTERNET Complimentary Wi-Fi is available to all guests.

IRON AND IRONING BOARD An iron and ironing board is available upon request.

KEY CARDS A key card is made at check-in for guest room access. Additional keys may also be requested.

LATE CHECK-OUT Check-out is 11am. Guests may request a late check-out for an additional charge of $25 per half hour. Please direct any late check-out inquiries to the front desk.

LAUNDRY/DRY CLEANING No laundry services are provided on site.

LOBBY AREA Please enjoy our lobby, which includes communal seating areas, a fireplace, television, magazines and board games.

LOST & FOUND SYSTEM Lost items are logged into our lost-and-found for 90 days. After 90 days the item is disposed. Please visit nakomaresort.com/lost to report a missing item.

LUGGAGE ASSISTANCE A luggage cart is available for guest use.

MAIL AND PACKAGE SERVICES Guests may receive and send packages at the Lodge. Please contact the Front Desk for details.

MAINTENANCE Please direct any maintenance requests to the Front Desk.

MANAGER ON DUTY Please visit the Front Desk to speak with the manager on duty. After standard business hours please call 530-927-8116 for assistance.

MAPS A resort map, hiking map, and area map are available the Front Desk.

MICROWAVE A microwave is available for guest use in the ice machine room on the first floor.

PACK 'N PLAY/CRIB Available upon request at the Front Desk. Subject to availability.

PARKING Free parking is available to all guests in the Lodge parking lot.

PETS Dogs are welcome to stay in a pet-friendly room. These rooms require a non-refundable $50/night cleaning deposit (Max. of $125).

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POSTCARDS Available in Pro Shop in the Clubhouse and at the Lodge.

REFRIGERATOR Each guest room is equipped with a mini refrigerator.

RESTAURANT RESERVATIONS We recommend making reservations for dining at the Wigwam Restaurant in the Frank Lloyd Wright Clubhouse. You may confirm your reservation details with the Front Desk.

SECURITY Please contact the Front Desk with any security issues.

SEWING KITS Available at the Front Desk upon request.

SMOKING The Lodge at Nakoma is 100% non-smoking, to include cigarettes, vaping, cannabis and cigars. If it is determined that smoking has taken place in a guestroom, a $250 cleaning fee will be charged.

SPA SERVICES & APPOINTMENTS For appointments, please contact Amy Ouellette at 530-897-2300 x4

TAXES & RESORT FEE Guest room taxes total 10.95%. Each guest is also responsible for a $25/night resort fee.

TELEPHONE 530-897-2300 or toll free 877-462-5662

TELEVISION Televisions are located in each guest room, as well as the Lodge lobby.

TOILETRIES Limited toiletries are available for purchase at the Front Desk.

TRANSPORTATION Nakoma Resort does not provide airport transportation to or from the Lodge. See Front Desk for transportation options.

VENDING MACHINES & SNACKS There is a beverage vending machine located in the ice machine room on the Lodge second floor. Assorted snacks may also be purchased at the Front Desk. Please inquire for details.

WAKE-UP CALL Wake-up calls may be placed during regular business hours when applicable. Please contact Front Desk for availability.

WATER Two complimentary waters are included in each guest room. Complimentary water is also available in the Lodge lobby.

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ATV TOURS SIERRA TOURING COMPANY – ATV & SNOWMOBILE TOURSWebsite: www.ExploreSierra.comPhone: 800-596-8840

BIKING The Lost Sierra is known for its world-class road/gravel cycling and mountain biking. The quiet roads and surrounding forest land provide miles of road/gravel routes and singletrack on a variety of terrain.

Just a short drive from Nakoma, mountain bikers can find plenty of intermediate-to-expert terrain in the Lakes Basin Recreation Area, including the Mills Peak trail with tremendous views from a fire lookout at 7,340 feet.

The peaks of the Sierra Buttes are the iconic backdrop to the famed Downieville trail system, which starts at Packer Saddle. To learn more about the trails of Downieville check out www.yubaexpeditions.com.

A number of riding options are available in Quincy, about 30 minutes west of Nakoma. The Mt. Hough Trail is a 14-mile descent best done as a shuttle ride. At the base of Mt. Hough is the South Park trail system that links to the Cascade Trail along Spanish Creek. To learn more about the trails around Quincy, check out www.yubaexpeditions.com.

Mountain biking is not permitted in designated wilderness areas of the Plumas and Tahoe National Forests, or on the Pacific Crest Trail.

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BOATING Water sports abound in Plumas County with more than 100 lakes and 1,000 miles of streams. Boating, water skiing, jet skiing, sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, windsurfing, and swimming are among the more popular water sports available at the larger lakes, including Davis, Gold, Frenchman and Bucks. Lake Davis does not allow jet skiing or water skiing.

BREWING LAIR Tucked away in the woods near Blairsden you’ll discover the Brewing Lair, Eastern Plumas County’s first microbrewery. Look for a dirt driveway about 1,000 feet East of the 70/89 junction in Blairsden on the north side of Highway 70.

Jan 1 – Mar 31: Friday thru Monday, Noon – Darkish (5-5:30ish)April 1 – Oct 31: Every day Noon – Darkish (7-8ish)Nov 1 – Dec 31: Thurs thru Monday, Noon – Darkish (5:30–6ish) Closed Tuesdays/Wednesdays

Hours vary so call 530-394-0940 to confirm.

BUCKS LAKE Bucks Lake is located 17 miles southwest of Quincy. The area offers year-round recreation opportunities, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Typical dates for camping are Memorial Day to Labor Day weekend. Winter brings snow and 100 miles of groomed snowmobile trail plus snow-play, cross- country skiing and sledding.

CAMPING Plumas County boasts hundreds of public campsites and privately owned RV campgrounds. Many of them in alpine lake and forested, streamside settings. There are U.S. Forest Service campgrounds, PG&E campgrounds, and California State Park campgrounds. Locations include Graeagle/Cromberg, Lakes Basin, Portola/Sierra Valley, Frenchman Lake, and Lake Davis. Quincy, Bucks Lake and more.

CHRISTMAS TREE PERMITS Permits are $10 (check with US Forest Service for current fees) and include a map of tree cutting areas, as well as safety information and helpful tips. Two permits are allowed per household; please read the instructions on your permit carefully as there are no refunds. Because cutting areas may be quickly limited by snow, plan to get your tree early.

For more information, contact the Forest Service at 530-836-2575.

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ECOBIKE – ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE TOURS

EcoBike Adventures offers fully guided tours on electric mountain bikes and electric motorbikes. Tours take place on a private 1,800-acre ranch in the Sierra Valley, 25 minutes from Nakoma. Rides are suitable for families and kids ages 8+. Guides and all equipment included in pricing. Open weekends until the snow flies. May have availability mid-week for larger groups with advance notice.

For more information: 866-203-3973 or ecobikeadv.com/locations/the-lost-sierra/

FISHING Plumas County's 1,000 miles of streams and more than 100 lakes of the Feather River watershed make for a varied fishery. Whether you're a fly fisher or prefer to use lures and bait, you'll find plenty of places to reel them in. Native rainbow trout are the predominant game fish, but German browns and brook trout also have been established in many areas. A special strain of rainbow, known as Eagle Lake trout, is found in many of the major lakes. Other game fish include Mackinaw (lake trout), kokanee salmon, largemouth and smallmouth bass, bluegill and catfish. Lakes are open to fishing year round and the stream season usually opens on the last weekend of April and closes in the middle of November. Some streams are not open until the end of May and close at the end of September. Some waters have special barbless catch-and-release provisions.

FLY FISHING Whether you're a fly fisher or prefer to use lures and bait, you'll find plenty of action and surprisingly large trout in small creeks. The most common aquatic insects of the Feather River are several species of mayflies, caddis flies and stoneflies. The main sections of the Feather River are the North Fork and Middle Fork. The Middle Fork is a federally listed Wild and Scenic River from the outflow of Sierra Valley that runs adjacent to Nakoma. The wild river section downstream from the Quincy-La Porte Road bridge is accessible by steep foot trails and provides excellent fishing for strong hikers. Upstream, in the more easily reached stretch near Highway 70 east of Quincy, the Middle Fork holds some nice, if sometimes angler-shy, rainbows and browns. Fall fishing is particularly good.

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HIKING There is no better way to enjoy the beauty of the Lost Sierra than by exploring it on foot. Whether you take a leisurely stroll or a strenuous hike, you'll experience the magnificence of the Sierra Nevada along an extensive system of hiking trails.

For detailed information and maps of available trails in the area, call the Plumas National Forest, Beckwourth Ranger District at 530-836-2575 or the Tahoe National Forest, Sierraville Ranger District at 530-994-3401. If you're going on one of the more remote trails, it's best to bring along a compass and a Forest Service map.

For topo maps and further information on specific hikes in Plumas County check out wildernet.com. For information about trail building/restoration contact Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship at www.sierratrails.org.

HORSEBACK RIDING GRAEAGLE STABLESExperience the serenity of the Lost Sierra on a 1- or 1.5-hour trail ride. These family friendly rides are offered for kids ages 5 and up. Graeagle Stables also offers pony rides for children under 5 years old, private lessons and more. For more information, please visit www.reidhorse.com or call 530-836-0430. Open until Labor Day.

GOLD LAKE STABLESOffering family friendly rides for kids ages 7 and up, Gold Lake Stables invites you to explore the Lost Sierra on a 1.5- or 2.5-hour trail ride. For more information, please visit www.reidhorse.com or call 530-836-0940. Open until late September.

KAYAKING/RIVER RAFTING Experienced kayakers and rafters can find white water along the Feather River in Plumas County. Beginner-level canoeing or float-tubing is possible along the more gentle eastern stretches. The rafting season runs approximately from January to April or May, depending on the flow. By early July, flows are low enough that inner tubes and air mattresses are the usual mode for short float trips on the upper stretches only.

LAKE ALMANOR The Lake Almanor Basin and surrounding Lassen Volcanic National Park are the crossroads where the granite of the Sierra Nevada meets the lava of the Cascades. Lake Almanor boasts 52 miles of shoreline, while Lassen is the southernmost volcano in the Cascade Range.

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LAKE DAVIS Lake Davis is located 7 miles north of Portola and about a 20-minute drive from Nakoma. The Lake Davis Recreation Area offers a wide variety of summer outdoor experiences including camping, picnicking, fishing, hunting, boating, mountain biking, swimming, and wildlife viewing. Waterskiing and jet skis are not permitted. Enjoy a day at the lake with kayak, paddle board or canoe rentals from J&J Grizzly Store.

Reservations are recommended, call 530-832-0270 to reserve or visit grizzlystore.portola-ca.com/ for more information. In the winter, ice fishing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing are popular activities.

LAKES BASIN Located about a 10-minute drive from Nakoma, the Lakes Basin Recreation Area offers breathtaking scenery and over 20 small lakes, most of which are accessible by hiking trails. This area provides a multitude of recreational activities including camping, fishing, boating, hunting, mountain biking, horseback riding, picnicking, hiking, backpacking, swimming and windsurfing. In the winter visitors can snowmobile, cross-country ski and snowshoe. Many glacially carved crystal clear alpine lakes await exploration along more than 30 miles of trails. Boat launching facilities are available at Gold Lake. Five campgrounds and three rustic Sierra-style lodges are ready to serve your needs.

LONGBOARD RACES Longboard Races occur on the third Sunday of January, February and March at Plumas Eureka Ski Bowl just above Johnsville, which is about a 20-minute drive from Nakoma. The public is invited to spectate and participate in the event. There is a nominal charge to race.

For more information: email@plumasskiclub.org or call the Plumas County Museum at 530-283-6320.

MILL POND The Graeagle Mill Pond is a family oriented destination right in the center of town. The Mill Pond offers fishing, swimming, picnicking, paddling and sun bathing. On July Fourth weekend it is the epicenter of the holiday activities.

MINIATURE GOLF GRAEAGLE MINIATURE GOLF & DRIVING RANGE

Address: CA-89, Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: (530) 836-2107

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MOUNTAIN BIKING/CYCLING – SIERRA BUTTES TRAIL

STEWARDSHIP EVENTS

Plumas County is home to several mountain bike races; including the Lost & Found gravel grinder in June, the Downieville Classic in August, and Mountains to Meadows (formerly Grinduro) in Sept./Oct.

For more information, please visit:Lostandfoundbikeride.comDownievilleclassic.comQuincymountainstomeadows.com

MOVIES TOWN HALL THEATREAddress: 469 Main St, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: (530) 283-1140

GALAXY SPARKS IMAX LUXURY+ THEATRELocated in: The Outlets at LegendsAddress: 1170 Scheels Drive, Sparks, NV 89434Phone: (775) 343-7638

PLUMAS COUNTYHISTORY MUSEUM

The museum association owns and maintains the 1878 Variel Home as well as the 1859 Goodwin Law Office, the oldest continually used law office in the county.

Admission: $5 Adults, $5 ages 12-17, Free under 12

Address: 500 Jackson St, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: 530-283-6320Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10am-4pm; Sunday 11am-3pmClosed Monday and holidays.

PLUMAS COUNTY SEAT Plumas County is a county in the Sierra Nevada of California. As of the 2010 census the population was 20,007. The county seat is Quincy, and the only incorporated city is Portola. The largest community in the county is Quincy. The county was named for the Spanish Río de las Plumas (the Feather River), which flows through the county.

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PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST The Plumas National Forest is a 1,146,000-acre (4,638 km2) United States National Forest located in the Sierra Nevada. About 85% of Plumas National Forest lies in Plumas County, but smaller portions are found in eastern Butte, northern Sierra, southern Lassen, and northeastern Yuba counties. The Plumas National Forest Supervisor's office is located in Quincy, California. There are local ranger district offices in Blairsden, Oroville and Quincy. Plumas was established as the Plumas Forest Reserve by the General Land Office on March 27, 1905. In 1906 the forest was transferred to the U.S. Forest Service, and on March 4, 1907 it became a National Forest. On July 1, 1908 a portion of Diamond Mountain National Forest was added. The Bucks Lake Wilderness was officially designated in 1984 as a part of the National Wilderness Preservation System.

PLUMAS-EUREKA STATEPARK & MUSEUM

Plumas-Eureka State Park is about a 15- to 20-minute drive from Nakoma. The park was established in 1959, and details California Gold Rush history as well as opportunities for quiet recreation in a beautiful high-Sierra mountain setting.

The focal point of the park is the museum building and well-preserved historic gold mining area surrounding it. During the summer, tours of the buildings and blacksmithing demonstrations are available. Visitors can also enjoy fishing, nature study and hiking within the park.

Address: 310 Johnsville Rd. Blairsden, CA 96103Phone: 530-836-2380

RAILROAD MUSEUM The Western Pacific Railroad Museum is located in Portola, about 10 minutes from Nakoma. It is a living museum in the form of a small diesel locomotive facility typical of the 1950s & ‘60s. The 37-acre grounds include a 16,000 square foot, 220-foot-long shop building and 2.5 miles of track. The museum is alongside the busy Union Pacific Railroad mainline through the Feather River Canyon. The Feather River Rail Society at Portola has one of the largest and most historic collections of diesel locomotives in the United States. The collection includes 40 locomotives and 85 passenger, caboose, and freight cars.

Admission: Adults: $10 - Youth 5-18: $5 - Under 5: Free - 65+: $8

Address: 700 Western Pacific Way, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4532

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RESTAURANTS AND BARS Please see the Front Desk for our preferred list of restaurants and bars.

ROAD BIKING Nakoma sits at the heart of several outstanding road-cycling and gravel riding routes, including climbing options and extended flat riding used in the 2015 and 2016 USA Cycling Amateur Road National Championships time-trials. The Gold Lake Loop features ascents and descents while the Sierra Valley offers up long views on flat country roads. Nakoma is at 5,200 feet. Cycling routes can include up to 7,000 with most routes leveling out at 4,500 feet.

Get on your gravel bike at Nakoma and ride to Portola. From there you can ride the Beckwourth-Genesee Road into Clover Valley, where gravel and dirt roads will take you deep into the Lost Sierra.

SAND POND & SARDINE LAKE Visit Sardine Lake for an afternoon of easy to access adventures for the whole family.

Take a hike: There is a one-mile loop around Sand Pond. This short, easy trail is also fun as it offers interpretive signs detailing the area’s flora and fauna. Hike details found on page 224 of Tom Demund’s Feather River Country Adventure Trails guide book for sale at the Nakoma Pro Shop, Altitude or the Lodge.

Rent watersports equipment – Sardine Lake Resort offers motorboat and row boat rentals, call ahead to reserve at 530-862-1196 or visit sardinelakeresort.com for more information.

Enjoy a picnic – Sand Pond offers picnic benches, barbeque grates and benches.

SHOPPING Shopping and groceries can primarily be found in Graeagle, Portola and Quincy.

SKIING/SNOWBOARDING - DOWNHILL

EUREKA BOWLFormerly known as Plumas Eureka Ski Bowl, is a historic ski area owned by the Plumas Ski Club located in Plumas-Eureka State Park above Johnsville. Currently, the ski area is not operating. For more information, see the entry for Longboard Ski Races.

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SKIING - CROSS COUNTRY Virtually the entire national forest surrounding Nakoma is open for snowshoeing and Nordic skiing, with options ranging from beginner-level flat, groomed track to challenging peaks and backcountry calling for more advanced skill and safety equipment. Depending on snowfall, volunteers groom about 7k of cross-country ski trail in Plumas-Eureka State Park. The Lakes Basin Recreation Area offers up un-groomed cross-country terrain. Do not enter the backcountry unprepared.

SNOWMOBILING Plumas County is a haven for snowmobilers with hundreds of miles of groomed trails throughout the national forest, plus warming huts and maintained staging areas. Snowmobile tours and winter ATV tours and rentals are available. Popular locations include Lakes Basin Recreation Area, Lake Davis, Frenchman Lake, Bucks Lake, La Porte, Almanor Basin and Indian Valley.

SWIMMING Swimming is popular at some of the smaller lakes in the area, including the Lakes Basin and the Graeagle Mill Pond, which has an adjacent facility with non-motorized watercraft rentals. There are many swimming holes to be found in the rivers and streams. Nakoma’s heated outdoor pool is located at the Altitude Recreation Center.

TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL Enjoy a game of tennis or pickleball in Graeagle. Courts are located at the corner of Hwy 89 and Tolowa Trail in town.

Open daily at 8am. May be closed for private events. Day fee: $5For more information call Wally Walker at 530-836-1559

YOGA AND WELLNESS CLASSES TRAILS WITHINA Graeagle community studio where teachers and students gather from different traditions and diverse backgrounds to pursue the essence of yoga, wellness and outdoor adventure.

Address: 7481 Highway 89 #111, Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: 530-836-1500Email: info@TrailsWithin.com

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ATM AND BANK LOCATIONS NAKOMA RESORTATM - Located inside the Clubhouse between the Bar and Pro Shop.

GRAEAGLEATM – 7597 CA-89, Graeagle, CA 96103

PORTOLAPlumas Bank BranchAddress: 120 N Pine St, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4405

QUINCYPlumas Bank BranchAddress: 336 Main St, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: 530-283-6800

U.S. Bank BranchAddress: 20 E Main St, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: 530-283-6610

(Larger branches and additional financial services can be found in the Reno and Truckee/Tahoe area’s)

CHURCH SERVICES GRAEAGLEGraeagle Community ChurchAddress: 150 Graeagle Johnsville Road, Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: 530-836-2405

Community of ChristAddress: 58929 Little Long Valley Creek, Cromberg, CA 96103Phone: 530-836-0613

PORTOLAHoly Family ChurchAddress: 150 Graeagle Johnsville Rd, Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: 530-836-2405

Portola Station Baptist ChurchAddress: 171 S Gulling St, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4334

Portola United Methodist ChurchAddress: 396 2nd Ave, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4979

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CHURCH SERVICES CONTINUED The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsAddress: 683 West St, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4941

Assembly of God ChurchAddress: 72690 CA-70, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4710

St Luke’s Lutheran ChurchAddress: 72690 CA-70, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4710

BECKWOURTHSierra Valley Christian FellowshipAddress: 81822 CA-70, Beckwourth, CA 96129Phone: 530-254-6503

Sierra Christian ChurchAddress: 81059 CA-70, Beckwourth, CA 96129Phone: 530-249-9136

DOG BOARDING GRAEAGLE

Becky MorrillIn Home Dog Sitting ServicesPhone: 530-836-2449

Sit & Stay GraeagleIn Home Pet Sitting ServicesPhone: 530-563-8486Email: sitandstaygraeagle@gmail.com

PORTOLAHigh Sierra Animal RescueAddress: 103 Meadowridge Ln, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4727Email: info@highsierraanimalrescue.orghttp://highsierraanimalrescue.net/

QUINCYDMF Boarding KennelsAddress: 48228 CA-70, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: 530-283-2833

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GROCERY STORES GRAEAGLEGraeagle StoreAddress: 7386 CA-89, Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: 530-836-2519

PORTOLALeonard’sAddress: 88 W Sierra Ave, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-5062

Feather River Food Co-opAddress: 60 N Pine St, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-1642

QUINCYSafewayAddress: 20 E Main St, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: 530-283-1404

LIBRARY Portola Branch LibraryAddress: 34 3rd Ave, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4241

MEDICAL – HOSPITALS Eastern Plumas Hospital: Emergency, Medical Clinic, DentistryGraeagle LocationAddress: 7597 CA-89, Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: 530-836-1122

Portola LocationAddress: 500 1st Ave, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-6500

Plumas District HospitalAddress: 1065 Bucks Lake Rd, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: 530-283-2121

Quincy Family MedicineAddress: 1045 Bucks Lake Rd, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: 530-283-0650

MEDICAL – OPTOMETRY Friden OptometryJonathan C. Friden, ODAddress: 68 E Central Ave C, Quincy, CA 95971Phone: 530-283-2020

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MEDICAL – DENTISTS Graeagle Dentistry – Michael Barton, DDSAddress: 113 CA-89, Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: 530-836-2223

Portola Pines Dental Services - Garibotti Mario DDSAddress: 145 N Pine St, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4425

Lee Bruce DDSAddress: 181 S Gulling St, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4461

MEDICAL – CHIROPRACTIC Graeagle ChiropracticAddress: 8989 CA-89, Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: 530-262-4791

Martin Sanford ChiropracticAddress: 15 Commercial St, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4442

Alpine Health CenterRichard Hungerford, DCAddress: 197 E Sierra Ave, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-9602

Christopher W. Anderson, DCAddress: 15 Commercial St, Portola, CA 96122Phone: 530-832-4442