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Quincy Attractions:

Beckwourth Cabin,

Eastern Portola, (530) 283-6320

Built in 1852, Plumas County pioneer Jim Beckwourth ran this as a hotel and trading post. Now refurbished, the cabin is open to the public.

Chester Museum,

Chester (530) 258-2426

Chester Museum features historical photographs along with Maidu Indian basketry and artifacts.

Indian Valley Museum,

Taylorsville, (530) 284-7455

Indian Valley Museum features two large rooms that house Native American and other historical exhibits. A private museum, it is sponsored by the Mt. Jura Gem & Mineral Society.

National Forests of Plumas County include Plumas National Forest and Lassen National Forest.

Plumas County Museum,

Quincy, (530) 283-6320

This beautiful two story historical museum serves as a permanent record of the people, places and activities of Plumas County. Exhibits include historical artifacts, mining and logging displays and a collection of baskets woven by the local Maidu Indians.

Plumas Eureka State Park and Museum,

Blairsden, (530) 836-2380

Just outside of Graeagle are sparkling waters, maintained trails, a museum of early mining equipment and relics, a partially restored stamp mill and an attractive 67 unit campground along Jamison Creek. During the winter, the park becomes a delightful place for cross-country and downhill skiers.

Portola Railroad Museum,

Portola, (530) 832-4131

World renowned Portola Railroad Museum offers visitors the opportunity to climb about on an extensive collection of train cars and locomotives. Photographs and model trains are part of the exhibits as is the chance to drive a diesel locomotive.