The holiday season is upon us again, bringing
cooler temperatures in the forests of
the Northern Sierra. The fragrant smell of evergreen is in
the air as visitors and residents head into the woods
to cut their own
holiday trees
.
There’s no hustle and bustle, just lots of
warmth and camaraderie as small towns
celebrate
with quaint light parades, tree-lightings and old-fashioned
community caroling. Skip the mall crowds and stroll unique,
locally-owned
Main Street shops, offering good cheer and refreshments.
Bundle up and get
outdoors – there’s still plenty of time to get out on
lakes and
trails to recreate and witness Mother Nature’s
transition from fall to winter. Whether you’re here to get a
tree, shop or spend the holidays in the mountains, you’ll
find cozy
lodging
and delectable eateries serving
holiday fare.
Plumas
County Visitors Bureau P.O. Box 4120, 550 Crescent St. (Highway 70)
half mile west of downtown
Quincy, CA 95971
(800) 326-2247 (530) 283-6345