Driving Directions 

Our property resides next to the North Yuba River nestled deep in the canyons of the Sierra Nevada mountains, on Highway 49, 7-miles upstream from Downieville, CA and 5-miles downstream from the town area of Sierra City, CA

23581 Highway 49, Sierra City, 96125

Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/qGpwfHnnBbJiTvvv5

55 Miles from Truckee, 75 Miles from Auburn, 55 Miles from Grass Valley and 84 Miles from Reno

-Your cell phone will not get reception. Print your google map directions before departing.

-Drive slow and carefully - there is wildlife and sharp turns as you drive up in the mountains. Don't forget to enjoy the scenery. 

-Due to the small local population, we do not have a gas station in town. If you're coming from Grass Valley/Nevada City, please fill gas in your car at the Lost Nugget station in Camptonville. This is the last gas stop before you head into the forest. If you're coming from Reno/Truckee, the Sierraville Service & Country Store in Sierraville is the last gas stop.

Plan your Trip 

-Downieville and Sierra City are small touristy towns with high cost of living. While you may be able to buy essentials here at the local convenience store, it is always better to purchase in advance and pack everything you need for your trip.

-Due to the small local population, we do not have a grocery store or gas station in town. If you're coming from Grass Valley/Nevada City, please fill gas in your car at the Lost Nugget station in Camptonville. This is the last gas stop before you head into the forest. If you're coming from Reno/Truckee, the Sierraville Service & Country Store in Sierraville is the last gas stop.

-Your cell phone will not get reception. Print your google map directions before departing.

-Drive slow and carefully - there is wildlife and sharp turns as you drive up in the mountains. Don't forget to enjoy the scenery.

Things to Pack  

Please bring your eye mask, water bottle, journal+pen, comfy blanket, socks, swimsuit. 

-Bring mosquito repellent and a flashlight (very important).

-Wear comfy, loose fitting clothes to wear. Layers for outdoor use. Rain gear in case it rains.

-Indoor and hiking shoes. You could participate in hiking and water activities so please pack accordingly.

-Your medications, glasses and any other important personal items to keep yourself super comfy during your stay.

What to Expect 

Our 320 acre property is open to you - please feel free to explore by hiking on the mountains, going down to the creeks and/or enjoying simple relaxing moments outdoors. We have hammocks, swing and tree stumps set up for you to relax and enjoy the forest views.

Please know that the wildlife is very sacred to us. Therefore, we don't allow hunting or any harm to the wildlife. You may find lizards, snakes, bears, coyotes, mountain lion on the property. We advice hiking in groups for your own safety. If you see any animal on your hike, please try your best to breathe and stay calm. Make loud noises, ask them to leave and respectfully get out of their way. Our wildlife usually stay away from humans and don't want to be bothered. 

We have two guard dogs (lab+husky) on the property who love your attention, belly scratches and treats. :-)