Graeagle.com Is Your Official Guide to the Town of Graeagle and Surrounding Area.

YoUR OFFICIAL GUIDE TO GRAEAGLE AND SURROUNDING AREAS

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Your official guide to Graeagle and surrounding area, graeagle.com is the premier site that shares everything Graeagle has to offer. Highlighting the town of Graeagle, this site tells the story of where the great outdoors meet fine country charm and hospitality. You will discover the finest 18-hole championship golf courses, horseback riding, campgrounds, the best nature hikes, lakes, specialty shops and restaurants throughout the entire area.

Not as far as you might think, Graeagle, California is located in the High Sierras of Plumas County, only one-hour west from Reno, Nevada, and two and a half hours northeast of Sacramento, California.

With so much to see and do in Graeagle and the surrounding area, you won't want to miss out on anything. Graeagle is perfect for a family getaway, or a quick overnight escape from the big city hustle and bustle. This high Sierra setting is a well sought after spot for weddings and group events. So explore graeagle.com and begin your adventure in the great outdoors today!

HISTORY OF GRAEAGLE

Get Ready For Gray Eagle Lodge

Opening Friday, May 23, 2025 and closing Sun., Sept. 28, 2025. Availability all throughout the year. Chef Lynn Hagen and all her amazing staff returns our Firewoods Restaurant.

Escape The City, Not The Comfort

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Firewoods Restaurant

Dinner 5:30pm to 7:30pm seven days a week. Full bar with a delicious bar menu available. Chef Lynn Hagen and staff returns. Nightly specials. Reservations recommended. 14^th Annual Wine Weekend, Saturday, May 31 (reservations mandatory).

Restaurant at Gray Eagle Lodge

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Graeagle Area News

High Sierra Music Festival

Jul 3

The 33rd Annual High Sierra Music Festival returns July 3–6, 2025, to Quincy, CA!

Celebrate 4th of July at WP Railroad Museum

Jul 3

It’s RED, WHITE and CHOO CHOO this Independence Day weekend at Western Pacific Railroad Museum.

Graeagle Independence Day Celebration

Jul 4

THIS WEEKEND IS IT! THE BIGGEST EVENT IN GRAEAGLE, The 51st annual GRAEAGLE INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION, July 4th, 5th, and 6th!

Fill The Boot Fundraiser

Jul 5

On Saturday, July 5, look for volunteers in the street for the “Fill The Boot” fundraiser drive for the fireworks show.

Donate To The Fireworks Show

Jul 6

Please consider helping out by donating to the event.

Farm-to-Fork Barn Dinners and Sunday Brunches at Sierra Valley Farms

Jul 15

Sierra Valley Farms celebrates its 18th year for their popular Events at the Barn.

Kafé Eatery + Drinkery Opens in Graeagle

Jul 18

New to local Dining, Kafé Eatery + Drinkery is now open in downtown Graeagle in the newly renovated Mill Works’ location.

Gold Discovery Days

Jul 19

Gold Discover Days kicks off at Plumas Eureka State Park, Johnsville on Saturday July 19 from 10 am – 3 pm featuring the acclaimed Pancake Breakfast from 8-11am.

Graeagle Arts & Crafts Fair

Jul 19

On Saturday, July 19 and Sunday, July 20 the 53rd annual Graeagle Arts & Crafts Fair returns to the Graeagle Park with numerous booths featuring quality, handmade crafts and fine art by the exhibitors.

Plumas-Sierra County Fair

Jul 24

The Plumas-Sierra County Fair returns on Thursday, July 24 through Sunday July 27.

Sierra Nevada Conservation & Wilderness Medicine Conference

Sep 5

Plumas District Hospital Foundation is excited to announce their 2025 Sierra Nevada Conservation & Wilderness Medicine Conference, September 5th-7th, at the UC Berkeley Forestry Camp in Meadow Valley, California!

Graeagle Area Events

Graeagle Independence Day Celebration

Jul 5

Jul 6

2025

A family-friendly 4th of July Celebration. Graeagle is the place to be on Fourth of July weekend!

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High Sierra Music Festival

Jul 3

Jul 6

2025

The 33rd Annual High Sierra Music Festival returns July 3–6, 2025, to Quincy, CA.

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Gold Discovery Days

Jul 19

2025

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to step back in time and get a real taste of what mining life was like, from the 1851 discovery of gold on Eureka Peak, through the 1890s.

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