Discover 3 parks within driving distance of Grass Valley
By blmcalifornia, Public domain
"Grass Valley residents visit for outdoor recreation and to explore Gold Rush history, just a short drive from their historic downtown."
South Yuba River State Park offers dramatic river canyons, historic sites, and miles of trails. It’s a popular destination for swimming, hiking, and exploring Gold Rush-era landmarks.
"Grass Valley residents appreciate Auburn SRA for its scenic canyons, equestrian trails, and easy access to the American River for fishing and boating."
Auburn State Recreation Area features dramatic river canyons, historic sites, and miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. The park is popular for whitewater rafting, fishing, and exploring California’s gold rush past.
"Known for its mining history and vibrant downtown, Grass Valley offers cultural attractions and is a convenient stop for those exploring the Sierra foothills."
Malakoff Diggins SHP features the state’s largest hydraulic mining site and the historic town of North Bloomfield. Visitors can tour historic buildings, hike forested trails, and learn about Gold Rush history.