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Lassen Area Bird Refuges

Horseback Riding in Lassen

Lassen's State Parks have developed many equestrian trails.

Please scroll down to review a list of trails, stables, and guided tours

 

Featured Lassen Hotels
Featured Lassen Hotels

Lassen Area Gold Panning & Mining

The Plumas Eureka State Park

County Road A-14 (Johnsville Road), Graeagle, CA      (530) 836-2380

Located on Jamison Creek, the park offers supervised gold panning programs during the summer.

The Rich Bar Mining Co.

(530) 283-1730

Located 24 miles west of Quincy off Highway 70, Visitors can use supplied hand tools to pan for gold in covered gold panning booths.   Call to find out current hourly and daily rates. Open daily, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Golden Caribou Mining Club

(530) 283-0956

Located on Highway 70 and Caribou Road, the private club offers free gold panning lessons and equipment usage for first-time gold prospectors.  The club has some 2,000 acres of gold mining claims in the canyon and offers lifetime memberships to individuals. Dredges and high bankers are available for rent.

Gold Panning and Mining on Public Lands

Experienced gold prospectors can seek gold anywhere on public national forest lands that have not been staked (usually where posted).  Among the more popular spots are the Middle Fork of the Feather River (just off Quincy-La Porte Road), Wapunsie Creek off Snake Lake Road, Spanish Creek, and the Lakes Basin Recreational Area.  For more information on gold panning and mining rules, regulations and restrictions, contact the National Forest offices in Plumas, Lassen and Tahoe.

 

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