Gravel Routes in Greenville, California - Gravelmap

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Greenville, California

72 mi gravel Diamond Mtn-Bizz Johnson-Moonlight Loop Gravel route on Diamond Mountain Rd, Greenville, Plumas County, California "This is a great loop starting at Engel Mine. You could start in Taylorsville, but it would add about 20 miles of pavement to what is already a pretty long ride. After the first big climb up Diamond Mtn, the rest of the ride is pretty mellow. The section between Susanville and Westwood is on the Bizz Johnson Trail, a rails-to-trails trail, so it's very gradual." 3 3
3 mi gravel Road connecting Erickson Road with Long Valley Road Gravel route from Unnamed Road to Forest Lodge Rd, Greenville, Plumas County, California "This road is more direct from Erickson Road to Long Valley Road than going through Round Valley. A steady climb or descent." 1
10 mi gravel Dixie Canyon-Round Valley-Long Valley Rd/Long Valley Rd Gravel route from Dixie Canyon-Round Valley-Long Valley Rd to CA-89, Canyondam, Plumas County, California "This stretch connecting Round Valley with Canyon Dam features well maintained dirt/gravel roads. Always beautiful, some of the ravines are spectacular when the dogwoods bloom in the spring." 1 1
56 mi gravel Greenville-Seneca Loop Gravel route on , Greenville, Plumas County, California "Starts and ends in Greenville. This is a climby ride, but nothing brutal. Seneca is a great place to stop for a break and enjoy some history." 1 2
54 mi gravel Greenville-Bellas-Rush Cr-Long Valley Loop Gravel route on CA-89, Greenville, Plumas County, California "Starts and ends in Greenville. Lots of up and down, on mostly nice roads, but nothing real steep. This route could be shortened to 45 miles by starting at Round Valley Lake."
10 mi gravel Hungry Creek Connector Gravel route from Indian Creek Rd to Unnamed Road, Taylorsville, Plumas County, California "Connects Fruit Growers Blvd to the road to Franks Valley."
11 mi gravel Fruit Growers Blvd-Beardsley Grade Connector Gravel route from Fruit Growers Blvd to Frank's Valley, Taylorsville, Plumas County, California "Nice gravel road connecting Fruit Growers Blvd, below Lone Rock Valley, to Beardsley Grade near Franks Valley. Taylor Lake is only a one mile detour off this route, if you want to stop for a swim."
33 mi gravel Round Valley-Rush Creek-Long Valley Loop Gravel route on Round Valley Rd, Greenville, Plumas County, California "Starts at Round Valley Lake. You could start in Greenville and ride up to and back down from Round Valley via the paved road or Erickson Grade."
24 mi gravel Moonlight-Diamond Mtn Loop Gravel route on Lights Creek Ln, Greenville, Plumas County, California "A short loop starting and ending at the fire station at the end of the North Arm of Indian Valley. It's a long, steady climb up Moonlight Valley Rd, getting steeper for the last mile. Then some rollers through Moonlight Valley, with a nice descent down Lights Creek to Diamond Mtn Rd. You can start in Taylorsville, if you don't mind riding pavement around North Arm, which adds about 8 miles, each way."