Beautiful trail and ride. A must do when in Susanville. A very scenic, moderate to medium effort…read more30+mile (round trip) hiking and bike trail. Straight forward and fun to ride.

We began near the train depot. There is a caboose by the parking lot…read more Its a dusty trail this summer day that begins by following old train tracks following the river. Nothing steep or treacherous. There is a large outhouse ahead. Just thought you'd like to know! Bridges with trails usher you to dip your hot bricks in the cool river. There are multiple stop areas showing maps and wild animal warnings.

These guys are the best! Great service, great equipment and a real pleasure to deal with. We…read morerented 4 paddle boards for a week and they delivered everything to our dock which was no easy task. The dock for the house was down a very steep hillside (more like a cliff) with over 100 steps and Bobby joyfully delivered and picked up everything and had a great attitude. The paddle boards really made our trip special thanks to Tracy and Bobby!

Bobby and Traci were so fantastic to rent bikes from. They made sure each of the 5 of us were…read moreproperly sized, bikes adjusted, patch kit, tools, pumps, etc. Bobby even loaned me his tailgate protector to safely haul the 5 mountain bikes. The bike are top of the line and we can't wait to rent next summer. We did West Almanor trail one day and Biz Johnson the next. No issues with the bikes at all. Great people delivering great service!

This hike was a blessing and a curse combined; stunningly beautiful views and an amazing waterfall…read moremixed with treacherous inclines, a mass amount of poison oak, and very aggressive bugs. I hiked this trail with my group in early June, and needless to say, this was one of the most beautiful and also one of the most challenging hikes that I've done. The entire loop measures about 8 miles, but you should add another mile if you plan to hike to the top of the falls. We started on the Upper Trail which is about 4.5 miles long. We took this trail to the top of the falls, then to the falls Overlook, and then to the Lower Falls trail which looped us back to the beginning of the trailhead. But be forewarned; if you take the Lower Falls trail back, the hike is very strenuous and not very well maintained. Right from the gate, you can see that this trail was filled with tons and tons of poison oak. If you don't know what poison oak looks like, you should look it up before you decide to come here. It's a beautiful plant, but you definitely don't want it touching you. And trust me, it's everywhere. All over the trails! I would recommend that you wear long pants and sleeves, especially if you're allergic. Also, there are tons of bugs! Lots of mosquitos and even ticks. Spray yourself with bug spray before you hit the trail. We sprayed and we still got bitten up pretty badly. Luckily, I didn't find any ticks on myself though. We also spotted a rattlesnake on the trail and you should also note that there have been bear sightings in the past. Just be aware of your surroundings. Okay, so now that I've gotten the scary stuff out of the way, let's focus on the actual hike. The hike through the Upper Trail is really pretty! It starts out flat and inclines gradually. It's full of greenery and mostly shaded. You'll pass over a small bridge that overlooks a baby waterfall that flows into a beautiful creek. There are ferns and flowers all throughout the trail. You'll see giant ants crawling on the ground. You'll also get a wonderful view of Bald Rock Dome which looks likes a mini Half Dome (Yosemite), and a sweeping view of the Middle Fork Feather River. The Overlook point to Feather Falls will be down some stairs and to the left. There are signs that will help to guide you. The view of Feather Falls is just simply breathtaking! The images are stunning but even they can't do it justice. You will truly have to just experience it for yourself. If you're up for some fun, I would highly recommend hiking to the top of the falls. It's seriously unbelievable up there. Storybook views, crystal clear water, and vivid greenery. It'll make you feel like you just walked into an enchanted forest. Like, is this really real? On the way back from the falls, we took the Lower Falls Trail back. This trail is a mile shorter than the Upper Falls Trail, but 10 times more strenuous. If you're looking for a less strenuous hike, either take the Lower to Upper Trail Loop or take the Upper Falls Trail there and back. Otherwise, you'll be in for a steep climb. Not only is this trail all uphill until the very end, it's also not well maintained. It's super rocky with lots of trees blocking the trail that you'll have to climb under and over. Parts of the trail are narrow and slippery. You should also make sure that you bring waaay more water than you think that you'll need because you WILL need it. After 9 miles of hiking, we were tired but felt extremely accomplished. The restrooms aren't the cleanest and the parking lot is pretty small, so I'd advise that you get there early. Would I do this hike again? Definitely! I would just take a different route and bring a stronger bug repellent. In the end, this hike is worth it for the views of one of the tallest waterfalls in California.

First off, if you cannot have the decency to carry out your trash, don't hike…read more People leave trash EVERYWHERE on this trail. Literally, the most trash I've ever seen on a trail. People were leaving trash within hours of places we passed earlier. Unbelievable. Snack wrapper, water bottles and I even saw a dirty diaper. WTF?! Falls are awesome. Totally blew passed the turn for the loop on the way down so it was more of an out and back for us. Approximately 3.41 miles to the falls. Didn't have a problem with bugs but bring bug spray.

Beautiful park; many trees; well-marked hiking trails; clean picnic areas…read more Clean bathrooms. I was there for the faaantastic and well-organized Paiute Meadows Race Series.

Over 1,100 acres of a beautiful area to explore, hiking and mountain biking. Amazing during summer,…read morefall, winter, spring and especially during sunsets.

The trails were incredible, Staff was fantastic--knowledgeable, friendly, and kept everything…read morerunning right on time. Can't wait to get back up & check the new trails!!! One small note for riders: if others on the shuttle don't show, the cost gets split among whoever's there. So if you want to shuttle up it'll cost a bit more. Truly awesome weekend and I can't wait to get back up the mountain.

Thanks Chris for checking over my bike and providing great service. Quick on the spot turn around…read moreappreciated. Found out the hard way by way of getting stranded and needing rescue that I had an incompatible pump. The valve core was coming out and tire kept deflating as it was getting dark out. My Leyz Sport Drive HP definitely isn't the right tool. Just a heads up for anyone to make sure your pump works with the presta with valve cores ( release button) or you'll be freaking out in the woods like I was. Glad I bought a newer model when I was there.

Love this place so convenient and the trail is perfect! The bike Rentals are a good priceread more

Great service for drop offs at more remote trailheads. We scheduled a pick up at Kingsbury South…read moreand drop off at Big Meadow two weeks in advance. Joe picked us up in a van 30 minutes earlier than scheduled when we arrived in town early. He knew a lot about the local trails. Cheaper than Uber and more reliable too. Would definitely use this service again.

Great hosts. Clean and comfy accommodations. Tons of recreation…read more Beautiful setting. Common areas to gather and relax together for big families or groups. We rented the whole place for a reunion and it was a five star winner all around.

Suck in behind Shasta Dam. Nicer than I expected from pictures. It can be hit during day, but…read moreevening on the grass playing volleyball and watching movies is great. Add a little light and you will want to stay active.

Excellent place to rent bikes and right next to Tahoe east shore trail. The bikes were quick to…read morerent for a full day and prices were quite reasonable. Highly recommend biking Tahoe east shore trail or hiking along the path which a lot of folks do as well. There's a cafe just beside the rental bike store so after a long bike you can also grab a bite here and replenish.

Quality/Quantity - There really should be a separate bike and walking path. Especially with all the…read moreebikes! It is almost as if people are riding a moped on the sidewalk. So dangerous for all. And so many of these people do NOT have control, going too fast, not warning others when passing, etc. I am very surprised that there are not more accidents. As locals, we bring our own manual bikes for the trails. Sometimes we just bike from the condo, just to avoid the parking issues and inexperienced drivers. Atmosphere - Popular tourist bike rental place. Actually the only one in this area for Incline. Next to the famous Tunnel Creek Cafe. Service - N/A; well they can train and educate their customers to be safer! Price - See website. Ranges from $20 to $98. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2000. Thank you Max (owner) for being a part of the bike trails since 1983.

Northstar ski resort wouldn't refund my season pass when their resort closed back in 2021 and I…read morecouldn't go snowboarding that season.

Fun Mountain Biking Lessons with Awesome Coaches John & Eric - Great for Families!…read more Northstar offers excitement and fun for mountain bikers of all levels, from beginner to advanced, with a wide variety of trails to keep things both interesting and challenging. The resort offers biking lessons, and the group lessons are especially helpful for families wanting to learn some basic skills and gain confidence, in order to better enjoy their day on the mountain. The private lessons are well worth the money for families through advanced riders, and coaches John & Eric rock! They both have years of experience, can definitely help you skill up, and are personable and fun to hang with. For families, these fantastic coaches can turn a nice visit into an awesome day of adventures! With private lessons, riders of different skill levels can be accommodated, so that each biker is able to learn and progress. Thanks to their great coaching, we had family members learn enough to hit intermediate trails on Day 1! The other advantage of private lessons was that the kids/teens had a coach to accompany them since none of the adults could keep up! Parents will appreciate that they can watch and build trust in their coach during the first hour or so and then feel good about bowing out for libations, confident that their kids are riding the more challenging trails with a responsible, biking-experienced adult. Book a mountain biking lesson with Coach John or Eric the next time you're at Northstar! You'll be glad you did!!

Absolutely breathtakingly, beautiful day hike in Graeagle Lakes Basin Area that is not quite 2…read morehours from the Carson City area. Easy directions that has signs that will guide you right to the trailhead with as the other reviewers noted very limited parking but this hike is WELL worth it. With your choice of going to fish at Long Lake or hiking on several different hiking options from the Bear Lakes & Long Lake Loop Trail or take in a more moderate to difficult hike up to Mt. Elwell or Pacific Crest Trail you will not be disappointed by the beautiful nature views plus the four alpine lakes that on this trip in November we weren't brave enough to take a dip in but our Hobey doggy thoroughly enjoyed and we found to be of temperature similar to Lake Tahoe. Big Bear, Little Bear, Cub and Long Lake were exactly what we needed to put us back in touch with the serene vibes of the peacefulness of being outside with nature. Weather, views were stunningly gorgeous, we and our furry companions HIGHLY recommend getting out here to enjoy this easy to moderate hike/loop trail. Enjoy and #moveyourbody !!

I feel like nothing I write will adequately describe the beauty of this place, so I'll let the…read morepictures do the talking for that part. The trailhead is easy to find and off the main road. The road to get to the trailhead is doable in a small car, but take it slow as there are potholes and lots of blind corners. There's a well-maintained bathroom at the start of the trail and good signage. Parking is pretty good, there were plenty of spaces when I went but i could see it getting crowded during the summer months. The trail to long lake is relatively easy, but I wouldn't suggest it for someone with limited mobility. It's also a short hike with almost immediate payoff once you get to long lake, which is BEAUTIFUL. My dog and I elected to keep going past long lake toward the dam, and passed several small pretty lakes and streams on the way there. The trail was a little icy when I went in early December, but nothing too crazy.