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!
It’s kind of hard to believe we are celebrating another anniversary of telling the story about what makes Graeagle, California such a special place as our website enters its 27th year of service.
Read MoreThe Sparkle is on! Join the holiday celebration, Friday, December 1, in downtown Quincy from 5:00 until 8:00 pm.
Read MoreThe Christmas in Old Town Event happens in Portola on Friday, December 1 from 4:00 until 8:00 pm.
Read MoreThe much-loved holiday festival returns! The Downtown Graeagle Holiday Festival and Tree Lighting happens Saturday, December 2 from 1 to 5 pm.
Read MoreThe family tradition returns with the Santa Trains at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum. This event happens Saturday, December 2, and on Fridays and Saturdays December 8-9 and 15-16.
Read MoreNew to Graeagle.com is Stardust, a beautifully curated and welcoming store where locals and visitors alike can find thoughtful, eco-conscious creations and gifts.
Read MoreEnjoy a magical trip aboard the Santa Train - covered in lights and decorations.
Learn MoreA 40 mile, 60 mile and 100 mile epicly beautiful bike ride in the Sierra mountains at Portola, California.
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