North Yuba River 5250

by Tom Kelly

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North Yuba River 5250

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Tom Kelly

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Several weeks back, I went on a Photo Trip with the Nevada County Camera Club up Highway 49 to the Downville area. We had a couple of stops near Downville, and the North Yuba River was just Beautiful.The North Yuba Trail is a hiking and mountain biking trail that begins in the historic mining town of Downieville and travels four miles to the village of Goodyear's Bar, another of Sierra County's historic communities. The trail then leaves Goodyear's Bar and continues south along the east side of the North Yuba River to Indian Valley. The trail ends at Rocky Rest Campground where a pedestrian bridge brings hikers and mountain bike riders back to the west side of the river. The trail's creation was a cooperative effort of the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship and the U.S. Forest Service. For hiking information, the Forest Service office listed below is a good source of information. For mountain biking information on the trail, contact Yuba Expeditions in Downieville at www.yubaexpeditions.com

This classic Sierra Nevada river canyon trail includes spectacular views of the Yuba River below and hidden explorations within forested canyons. There is no exit from the trail until Goodyear's Bar, and after Goodyear's Bar there is no exit until Indian Valley. There is no river access from the trail, and there are no services along the trail so be sure to carry water, food and supplies.

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November 3rd, 2019

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