Graeagle - The Best Kept Secret in California
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Graeagle is a town in California with a population of 538 in Plumas County, California, nestled in the Northern High Sierras. It has rich forests and mountains, and hiking, camping, and fishing. Mill employees used to live in the charming red buildings that line the main street, but now they gleam with great stores, eating, and services. Locals and visitors alike enjoy the Mill Pond, which is a terrific area for family enjoyment.
Plumas Eureka State Park and the incomparable Lakes Basin are just minutes away. Hike the trails, visit the State Park Museum, or swim, fish, and play in the myriad lakes and streams just outside your door.
Within a 20-minute drive of Graeagle, there are five outstanding 18-hole golf courses: Graeagle Meadows, Plumas Pines, Whitehawk Ranch, the Dragon at Nakoma, and Grizzly Ranch. The public is welcome to attend any of the classes.
The background music is too loud
"Best kept secret" that you just shared with millions! 🤣🤣🤣
Do you know how much land is up there that looks just like that? Just drive to Lassen National Park and there is empty, beautiful land all over the place. Not even any towns.
I just looked up where it is. A big hike from the Bay Area.
@@KingfisherTalkingPictures I guess these places are pretty close to Sacramento, but for some reason few people move there. I'm sure people would if they founded towns and cities. But that doesn't happen anymore nowadays
I moved here 18 years ago after leaving the Bay Area, and never went back. You'll have to check out Sierra City and Downieville if you haven't yet.
I bet this guy is a local Realtor.
The secret is out!
my sister used to live there, she too said its the best secret and living in Montana before, enjoyed her time there. Now in Prescott Valley Ariz she loves that place!!
Best vacation I ever had as a kid. Went to Graeagle in 1974 and it was amazing. Have been trying to get back for the last 50 years!!
If I want about 5 million in the lottery, I'd move there! The place looks heavenly!
Thanks for the video, I think I’ll get there fast and take it slow:)
Used to play in a Golf tourney up there...haven't been in 28 years!!! My time flies!!
Used to mow lawns for the homeowner’s association on Plumas Pines Golf Course in 1987. Bosses wife worked at the clubhouse. Bill was his name? They didn’t let me mow the lawn of Alva, homeowners association president. Has a beautiful low rent area with isolated cabins in a gorgeous setting.
Thx for posting and making it not secret anymore
I grew up near Chester and oddly, the closest I've ever come to Graeagle is when I went backpacking in Jamison Mines. I miss Plumas County.
Twenty plus consecutive years in June for a week or more for family vacation......chill Ville, an incredible place to unwind!❤️
There are hundreds of towns in California like this, and many even nicer.
You want untouched magic? The Texas Hill Country and Big Bend Areas. Best of Texas!
Only hills and little water there. And you don't even want to talk about property taxes in Texas. They're absolutely atrocious.
Very beautiful. State of Jefferson? No bueno
Apparently you have not been there in summer.....Sorry the secret is out and It's overcrowded
Hardly a secret with mobs of loud families wearing flip flops.
Dang, another spot that’s not a secret anymore, time to find another secluded spot . Loose lips sink ships.
I went to summer camp nearby for several years. Actually, Graeagle was the site of a working lumber mill then, and I suppose the lake was the original holding pond for the mill’s tree stock. The general store was a favorite stop for ice cream, fishing supplies, etc., and today looks just about as I remembered it. Yes, truly a lovely place.
I knew a guy named Roy who moved there 40 years ago! 👍
Spent several summers here in the late 1960's.
The only secret places anymore, have people who don’t tell or show where they live. My town hasn’t been ruined yet, but we all keep our mouths and posting under control. It’s beautiful up there, I’ve camped all around that area. Many years ago, I’m sure it’s not the same anymore 😔
You let the cat out of the bag. Lived there for 5 years.
Why don't you live there anymore? Those places lack jobs and infrastructure for people to move there
Looks nice. Would definitely enjoy a visit. Then I'd realize I can't get what I want in town because its tiny, I have very limited choice, the food and drink is mediocre because there's practically no competition, and then I'd want to be back in a city where I go to a store 24-hours a day and get what I want at 20 different places, or maybe watch a movie at any of a half-dozen theaters, or go to 20 different bars, 40 restaurants.... California is a land of convenience and choice, and small towns don't have it. But they sure are good for a break from population and to unwind. Ask the teenagers who live there how much they like the place, and whether they ever expect to leave. One man's paradise is another's prison. All that said... added to my list for a visit/short stay. :D Everyone else, don't be fooled - don't come... I mean go there.
Not much of a secret. Overcrowded.
and this vid won't help
Is that where the beginning of Commando was filmed ?
If you can do it, It would be a " Great Idea " to Replace that Noise ( music ) near the End of this Video !
Kid you Not There are a good Number of People who would Skip this Video Just because of the sound Effects !
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Used to go to an A.A. Meeting there, upstairs above a bar, 1987-89. Only place I have seen a mountain lion. Really good craft fair there. Lived in Portola CA., dozen miles west, where if you wanted a job, you had to inherit a chainsaw.
There was supposed to be a Civil War reenactment there but the negotiation fell through. Dont know why.
"it's the true old west." With an 18-hole golf course, condos, and trailer parks. The BS could be left off and just a description of what it is, is all that is required.
Been going there since 81' . Thanks for telling more Bay area and Nevada people about it. They've already flooded it.
Ditto! In the early 80’s we camped along Frazier Creek once or twice each summer. Great campground, but gone now. And we only saw a handful of friendly locals when we went into town. 👍
American land is for all the citizens. Do you go other places ever?
I’ll pass, looks more reservoir trailer park, like clear lake ca
Social media has ruined this country
Annoying music to show a beautiful town. The beauty enjoying soft music like water passing along a creek.
Produced by real estate agents and or chamber of commerce for sure. As a CA resident I’ve driven through it many times… always get the impression it’s just way overbuilt by big money & lost all its soul. Looks more like a newly built retirement community, not beautiful as the narrator tries to hype it as. So many better places.
Not a secret anymore! Traitor
Still in Liberal Kommiefornia.
Bogus music! It doesn’t match the picturesque views!
So don’t post it keep it that way.
The problem is, there’s not a lot of lakes in California compared to the Midwest states upper Midwest states and the amount of people that are in California It’s very hot. At Grey Eagle
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