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The Hardrock Trail entrance in Grass Valley is a popular spot for hikers, mountain bikers, and horses. The trailhead is located at the intersection of U.S. Highway 50 and State Route 181, approximately 18 miles north of Nevada City. The trailhead has a small parking lot and a restroom. There is no water available at the trailhead. The trail begins with a gradual ascent through red fir and white fir forest before reaching a junction with the Pacific Crest Trail. From here, the trail climbs steeply up to the ridge top and then descends into the valley below. Along the way, hikers will find beautiful views of Lake Nevada, Grass Valley, and the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

The Empire Mine State Historic Park in Grass Valley is a must-see for mining enthusiasts and history buffs. The park preserves the site of the Empire Mine, which was the largest gold mine in California at its peak. Today, visitors can explore the mineshafts, take a guided tour of the historic buildings, and enjoy a picnic lunch on the grounds. The park also features a museum with exhibits on the history of mining in California, as well as period equipment used in the mines.

The Bear Yuba Land Trust (BYLT) is a nonprofit conservation organization with a mission to protect and restore the natural resources of the Bear River Valley. The BYLT manages pristine oak-hickory woodland, prairie, and riparian habitat in the high country of Grass Valley. The trust offers visitors access to hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, horseback riding, bird watching, and other outdoor activities.

The BYLT was local residents who were concerned about the impact of development on the valley's natural resources. The trust has worked hard to build relationships with local businesses and communities, and to educate the public about the importance of conserving the valley's environment.

The Grass Valley Fire House Museum is a great place to learn about the history of firefighting and the local community. The museum has a lot of interesting artifacts, including uniforms, tools, and vehicles used by firefighters. There are also displays on how fires were fought in the past, and how technology has changed the way fires are fought today. The museum is open from May through October, and admission is free.

If you're looking for a place to spend a summer day, Twin Oaks Park is the perfect spot. The park offers plenty of activities for people of all ages, and there's always something happening. There's a playground, a pond, basketball courts, and plenty of picnic areas. If you need to get out of the sun, there are also several trails that will take you through the park.