Aktivitäten in South Yuba River

“Beautiful, easy entry to the River; gorgeous pre-historic-looking boulders, healing waters, beautiful hiking and views.”

“One of the best swimming holes in California. It can be exceptionally crowded on summer weekends. Its best to plan to hike in 30 minutes or more from the bridge.”

“The trail follows the South Fork of the Yuba along a former flume. It's almost level so an easy walk and wheelchair accessable! Hike down stream to the flume. The creek under the flume is home to many newts - beautiful orange salamanders. Take the kids.”

“Many hikes and swimming holes all along the river, but our favorite is the Hwy 49 Crossing. See below.”

“The longest covered bridge in the United States. Small little park to explore and nice picnic areas next to the Yuba river. Easy access to the water. Parking is very limited.”

“Historic town and the Yuba River in one spot! Great place for easy river access with small kids. Can be crowded.”

“Hiking/Swimming Beautiful River Location Be very careful swimming in Yuba River in early summer. The waters move much faster than it appears and there are accidents during the early summer every year. Best not to jump of rocks near fast moving waters until water level lowers later in summer and be very careful where you chose to swim. ”

“Love of the land and farming, of creating fine wine and sharing, is the inspiration that guides Double Oak Vineyards and Winery”

“One of the many iconic destinations along the South Fork of the Yuba River. We are also near the Middle and North Forks. Swimming, hiking, fishing, and kayaking await you. Parking can be tough, but we'll drop you and pick you up if you'd like. ”

“South Yuba River State Park offers many scenic vistas. Visitors can view swift moving water carving the granitic canyon that is peppered with seasonal native blooms in spring time, and experience refreshing swimming holes that dot the 20 mile length of the Yuba River in late summer. Along the length of the park, visitors can see several architecturally different bridges spanning from the Gold Rush era to the mid-20th century. ”

“It follows the Yuba River canyon of what use to be an aquaduct turned into trail. Great Views, Old Flume structures have been utilized for sections of the raised trails.”

“The stunning South Yuba River. Summer swimming holes, and hiking along the river can be found here.”

“Another great spot to explore the South Fork of the Yuba River! It's fun right under the bridge if you want company but there are lots more great spots if you cross the bridge and follow the trail along the river. ”

“The tulip show in spring is spectacular. And the extensive grounds alone are worth a visit. There are also spectacular forest views and many areas to meditate. There is are also 2 lovely stores for your spiritual needs and a general store with healthy organic and home made food.”

“The Yuba is considered our greatest treasure. It's a gorgeous river valley very popular for swimming in the summer... I understand there are some clothing-optional spots as well!”