Discover Quincy, CA
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Experience Gold panning when you check in at Pine Aire Motel Resort with Bandwango! Learn how to find gold, use a gold pan, and sluice. Guaranteed to take home some gold! $20 per person for 3 hours of fun.
Call Victor to schedule at (530) 283-1730.
A beloved Quincy institution since 1962, The Polka Dot serves up classic drive‑in fare in a nostalgic, family‑run setting. Think hand-pressed Angus burgers on brioche, chili-topped hot dogs, crispy fries, hearty sandwiches, and thick, old-fashioned shakes. With a pleasant creek-side picnic area offering shaded outdoor seating, it’s the perfect spot to pause, savor comfort food, and soak in small-town charm.
Tucked into the hills outside Quincy, this working dude ranch offers a rustic tavern that’s open to the public, and it’s one of the most peaceful places to unwind with a drink. If you time it just right, you’ll watch a string of horses gallop past as you sip your beer on the porch — not staged, just another day at Greenhorn Ranch.
Check in with Bandwango after 4 pm on Friday for happy hour deals. Visit Friday BBQs.
A pristine backcountry destination just west of Quincy, Bucks Lake Wilderness offers rugged alpine scenery, sparkling lakes like Silver Lake, and miles of trails for hiking, fishing, and backpacking. It’s the perfect escape into nature, with fewer crowds and incredible views.
A Quincy institution, Plumas Bar — lovingly called “Plumies” by locals — is the go-to for a laid-back drink, good conversation, and classic dive bar vibes. Pool tables, a jukebox, and a friendly crowd keep the energy fun and unpretentious.
This charming bakery is known for beautiful, made-to-order cakes, cookies, and baked treats that taste like they came straight from grandma’s kitchen. Whether you’re celebrating something or just treating yourself, Grandma Jane’s is a must-visit.
The creative heart of Plumas County, Plumas Arts operates a gallery featuring local and regional artists, hosts year-round community events, and organizes the popular First Friday art walks. Stop by to see what’s on display or browse handmade jewelry, prints, and gifts.
A welcoming wellness shop offering a curated selection of high-quality CBD products, holistic remedies, body care, and locally made wellness items. Whether you’re seeking relief, relaxation, or just browsing, the staff at Higher Elevation are knowledgeable and friendly.
Thrill-seekers, take note! Yuba Expeditions offers shuttle tours that bring you to the top of Mt. Hough for an exhilarating ride down its world-class mountain bike trails. Suitable for experienced riders, with rentals and maps available.
Hidden just off Main Street, this cozy lunch café is known for hearty soups, fresh sandwiches, and a peaceful courtyard. A true local favorite for a midday break.
More than just a grocery store, this co-op features organic snacks, local produce, and fresh baked goods. Grab something to go and enjoy it on their shaded patio out front.
One of the best toy stores in Northern California—packed with games, puzzles, crafts, and fun for all ages. Right next door, The Scoop serves up delicious local ice cream in classic and seasonal flavors
A welcoming hangout for locals and travelers alike
Trendy and cozy, with great espresso and local art
A fresh, seasonal menu and warm ambiance make Sage & Salt a favorite for both casual and special nights out. Check their schedule for occasional live music, themed dinners, and community events that make each visit unique.
Home to dramaworks, this intimate performing arts venue offers a rich lineup of original and local productions. With six shows a year ranging from comedies to powerful dramas, it's a cultural gem tucked into Main Street. Don’t miss the next show in July!
This charming historic theater brings Hollywood to Quincy with first-run movies and indie flicks. Enjoy affordable tickets, real butter popcorn, and the cozy feel of a community-run cinema that locals love. Hours: Thursday - Sunday (showtimes vary)
This classic bowling alley is a great place for casual fun and family-friendly entertainment. With retro vibes, tasty snacks, and cold drinks, Sierra Bella offers a lively space for both locals and visitors to hang out. It’s especially fun on weekends when the lanes fill with laughter and friendly competition.
Named after the large Q on the hill above Quincy, this short but steep trail offers sweeping views of the town and valley below. It’s a favorite among locals and a great sunrise or sunset hike. Trailhead: Behind Quincy High School ( or you can ask at Carey Candy for exact directions!)
This moderate hike delivers stunning views of the entire American Valley, especially at golden hour. With varied terrain and quiet surroundings, it’s a peaceful way to experience Plumas County's natural beauty.
More information here: https://plumascounty.org/get-outside/hiking/spanish-ridge/
A beautiful trail with gentle terrain, creekside views, and vibrant foliage. Cascade Trail is accessible year-round and ideal for a morning stroll, a family outing, or some solo time in nature.
Just minutes from downtown Quincy, these professionally built trails offer world-class mountain biking and hiking. With panoramic views and well-maintained routes, Mt. Hough has quickly become a destination for outdoor lovers across the state.
More information visit: https://www.yubaexpeditions.com/trail-conditions
A local favorite for walking, biking, and riverside relaxation. This park sits along Spanish Creek and has shaded paths, picnic tables, and plenty of green space for outdoor play or unwinding.
Located on the Feather River College campus, this easy-access nature trail features educational signage and peaceful surroundings. Great for all ages and fitness levels, it’s a relaxing place to enjoy fresh air and mountain views.
https://www.frlt.org/outdoor-adventures-lost-sierra/leonhardt-ranch-learning-landscape/
Drive or bike through Quincy’s surrounding American Valley and spot colorful, painted quilt squares adorning barns, fences, and homes. Each quilt block is unique and reflects the area’s culture and rural charm. Pickup Locations: Quincy Hub, Plumas County Museum, or Carey Candy Co.
Find an Online map: https://plumascounty.org/blog/explore/barn-quilts/
A spacious community park perfect for families. You'll find shaded picnic areas, BBQ pits, a seasonal swimming pool, playground equipment, and sports fields. It’s an ideal place to enjoy a sunny afternoon or let kids run off some energy.
Take a self-guided tour through Quincy's historic downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. Pick up a brochure and stroll past century-old homes, original storefronts, and historical markers that tell the story of this mountain town's evolution. A must for history lovers and curious wanderers alike. Pickup Locations: Quincy Hub, Plumas County Museum, or Carey Candy Co.
Find a map here also: https://plumascounty.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/QUINCY-WALKING-TOUR.pdf
Resale, Thrift, Gifts, Family clothing, shoes, accessories, linens, crafts, furniture, household items,
miscellaneous small electronics and more
This thrift store is a favorite for locals and visitors alike—perfect for getting outfitted for an outdoor adventure or discovering something one-of-a-kind.
Enjoy a $2 off glass of wine when you check in using the Bandwango app!
Rich Bar Taproom, known for its lively music nights every week and relaxed, welcoming vibe, it’s the kind of place where the beer is good, the conversation is better, and the bands always bring the energy.
Check in with Bandwango on Sundays from 12–4 PM, and Mug Clubbers receive $1 off their pour.
Check in with Bandwango from 4-5pm Wed-Thurs, and 2-5pm Fridays. Pick a chip from our bag - the different colors are different amounts of discount ($1-$4) off a pint!
This delightful local gem combines a classic candy shop, cozy coffee bar, and full-service bakery under one roof. Enjoy locally roasted espresso, flaky pastries, gourmet sandwiches, and handcrafted confections. It’s also a hub for community info and events—plus, you can grab brochures for historic tours and quilt trails here. Hours: Mon - Fri: 7 AM - 4 PM | Sat: 9 AM - 3 PM
Check in with Bandwango and get a Deal: $2 off any iced drink with pass!
The Quincy Hub is both a welcoming visitor center and a one-stop shop for all things local. Get travel tips, brochures, and maps to guide your adventures. Inside, the Made in Plumas store features handmade goods, gifts, and foods created by local artisans. Whether you're shopping for a souvenir or gathering info, this is a great place to start. Hours: Open daily, 10 AM - 6 PM
The heart of Plumas County history.
This is the county’s flagship museum, housing thousands of artifacts, photographs, and archives from the Gold Rush, Maidu culture, and early logging/railroad days. The building itself includes a charming Victorian home next door, plus access to the Pioneer Schoolhouse and restored courthouse.