Kyburz, California
Kyburz, California has tons to do for those looking for top-notch trails and outdoor activities. From scenic hikes to must-visit attractions, there is something for everyone in and near the area. Enjoy a hike on the Rubicon Trail, which follows the shore of Lake Tahoe, or take the scenic drive along the American River for stunning views of the Sierra Nevada mountains. For a more adventurous outdoor activity, try whitewater rafting on the South Fork of the American River. There are also plenty of other attractions to explore, including the historic Sutter’s Mill, Coloma State Park, and Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park. With so many outdoor adventures to choose from, Kyburz, California is the perfect place to explore and enjoy the great outdoors.
Top Spots in and near Kyburz
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Pinecrest, California
Backpack to Chain Lakes
4.4 mi / 864 ft gainThis trip begins at ~7500 feet at the Box Springs Trailhead This trail is at the end of Forest Route 3N20Y. The trail, which is not regularly maintained and may at times be hard to follow, initially descends slightly to 7300', then stays mostly flat before rising just before the lakes. You will p...Read more -
Nevada City, CaliforniaTake a Family Ride
4.5Well if you start at Banner Lava Cap and Gracie Roads then you will see the canal at the top of Gracie Rd. Hop onto the berm of the canal and head north {upstream}. The trail is dirt and about 4 ft wide in the beginning and widens to 6 to 8 ft for most the way . Continue upstream on the canal and...Read more -
Grass Valley, California
Photograph a Sunset on Wolf Mountain
5.0While all of the hiking trails to the Wolf Mountain summit cross private land, Wolf Mountain Road provides public access to several excellent viewpoints overlooking the Central Valley and the nearby ruins of old radio towers.To get there take McCourtney Road west from CA Highway 49/20 and go 3.2 ...Read more -
Mono County, California
Leavitt Lake in Stanislaus National Forest
4.07.44 mi / 1385 ft gainSituated on the eastern edge of Emigrant Wilderness, Leavitt Lake is a great introduction to backpacking in the Sierra Nevada. Leavitt Lake is located at the end of Forest Service Route 077 off of Highway 108. It is actually possible to drive to Leavitt Lake, but a high clearance vehicle is requi...Read more
