Posted by: Sandy Steinman | May 9, 2012

Plumas County Wildflower Routes

The Plumas County Bloom Blog describes the following areas as where to see wildflowers in bloom now 

Slate Creek Road toward Deanes Valley and the road back into Meadow Valley from there that crosses Meadow Valley Creek; the Loop through the Botanical Area that includes Blackhawk Road and butterfly Valley Road, and the various dirt roads and trails that lead out of Oakland Camp in all directions.  Also, the Keddie Cascades Trail and Old Highway are good.

Read all their reports and see photos at:  Wildflower/Waterfall Hotline.

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