Location: Graeagle
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Graeagle is a census-designated place (CDP) located about 60 miles (97 km) from Reno, Nevada and 46 miles (74 km) from Truckee, California in Plumas County, California, United States. The population was 737 at the 2010 census, down from 831 at the 2000 census.
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1. Golf Club at Whitehawk Ranch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
This par 71, Dick Bailey-designed championship golf course ranked 18th best golf course in California by Golf Digest and was honored with the Environmental Award for its outstanding care and planning to preserve the environment.
Reviewed By O2253HGkathleenf - Clio, United States
I love this course. You have enough tees to choose from to make it more and more interesting. The staff is friendly and work hard at making sure you have a good time. The course is always in good condition because the grounds crew works hard to make your experience wonderful. Don't miss playing this beautiful course. And, don't forget to rake the traps, fix your divots, and fix your ball marks on the greens! Have fun!
2. Lakes Basin
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By toraincal - Brentwood, United States
We hiked to Bear Lake, Little Bear Lake, Cub Lake, and Long Lake. A nice loop to see them all. Not that long, a little strenuous if you are old like me, and are dealing with chemo treatments. But we loved it, and highly recommend the hike
3. Explore! Sierra Touring Company, LLC
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
We are an outdoor adventure company specializing in guided ATV and Snowmobile tours. Our ATV tours are staged on the 1750 acre Diamond S Ranch in beautiful Sierra Valley, CA. In the winter we stage at J&J's Grizzly Store and tour the awesome Lake Davis Recreation Area. Our tours are customized to fit your skill level, we guarantee fun! Bring the whole family!
Reviewed By janicek38 - Half Moon Bay, United States
Best ATV trip ever, and I've been on ATV rides all over the world. We were picked up at our hotel in Reno by Lisa. Then we were created at the ranch by Kevin. He showed us around the great barn where parties can be held. Then Scott reviewed with us the working of the ATVs. He checked our skill set then we were off. He catered our ride to the skill of our group. Beautiful views. Great rides throughout the country side and up into the mountains.
4. Plumas Pines Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
This Homer Flint-designed golf course features 18 holes at 6,504 yards, par 72, a rating of 71.3 with a slope of 132 from the blue tees.
Reviewed By bodieandkitty - Lincoln, United States
Plumas Pines is a Gem in the mountains of the Sierra's. From the moment you drive up out of the valley of Graeagle the views of the next little vally hold Plumas Pines Resort a very easy a pet friendly place to stay while golfing, hiking, fishing or just relaxing. Onsite is great grill and fine dining at a very well kept GC. You can walk thru the GC on your way to dine with wildlife is spotted here and there. Holes vary on river, streams and little lakes (ponds) filled with fresh water from the Feather River. You may even hear a train whistle. Fishing at your back door and Bbqing from your porch while enjoying the cool sounds. One hole may take your ball so bring a few. A fun tournament in the late summer is a must if you like fun and golfing with other tools found at each hole. Brandon is a great host in the shop and always welcomes you and remembers his guest that have traveled around the world to get here. Book early and look for specials on popular GC sites. Or just ask Brandon. Dining at the course is a must for dinner. Reservations are important as it does get busy. Inside or outside dining. Bring a light jacket for the cool mountain air.
5. Graeagle Meadows Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
This 18-hole championship course is 6,680 yards with each hole offering a glimpse of the area's rich mining history with such names as Indian Grave (Hole 8) and Go West Young Man (Hole 14.)
Reviewed By ceskydup - San Jose, United States
Yes, fast greens but really well maintained course! Nice golf carts and really laid back atmosphere.
6. Plumas-Eureka State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By 349leeh - Sacramento, United States
In an area known mostly for logging and lumber, the state park is a well preserved part of the mining done in the area. It's really interesting, but don't expect much to be open during the winter although you can explore the grounds.
7. The Brewing Lair
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By ColoradoAMC
What a neat outdoor space for a brewery in the area. Very open, good beer, can bring your own food, games to play...all awesome. Reasonable prices. Tucked away if you didnt know it was there you might miss it, but locals tipped us off it. Go there...worth it after a day outdoors!
8. Nakoma Spa
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
9. Dragon Golf Course at Nakoma Resort
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 52 reviews
We have many facilities including a brand new 42 room hotel, 12 villas, restaurant, bar and lounge, 18 hole golf course and much more.
Reviewed By MrStogy - Tyler, United States
We came up to Nakoma Resort so the guys could play the “Dragon “ Three couples. The had some problems with the greens but have been working very hard to fix the situation. The course was a little tough but fair! Greens were soft! I mean real soft! Play to the hole, the ball will stick!!!!! Not much roll on the fairways so play the tease that will best suit your game. Don’t be ashamed to play forward tees if you’re not that long off the tee!
10. Howling Dog Bike and Ski
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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