Feather River Byway Tour guide:

The man-made train tracks, bridges, and tunnels are woven through the natural beauty of wildflowers, lakes, and waterfalls on one of the more breathtaking drives in California.

An Online Tour Guide:

to play and pause as you wish
providing a day or two of entertainment for less than $5
including insider tips, maps and directions
fascinating information throughout your route
and tons of photos because 'a picture is worth 1000 words'

Like having a friend show you around!

The Feather River Byway Tour is packed with the scenic wonders of a deep river canyon, including thundering waterfalls, brilliant fall colors, and festive wildflowers. The natural beauty, combined with the man-made wonders of powerhouses, tunnels, and train tracks snaking along the canyon sides, make this one of the more breathtaking drives in California. We begin in the city of Oroville, where luxury hotels and a casino neighbor Lake Oroville and the largest earthen dam in the United States. Then we venture into the northern gold country and Plumas County, over the lowest pass in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Explore these and more with your expert personal guide, available 24/7 on your schedule!

Feather River Byway Tour Highlights

The Feather River Scenic Byway
Oroville & the Feather River Canyon
Towns & Lakes
Lots of Things To Do
Tracks, Trestles, Tunnels & Trains
Gold Towns, Gold Mines, & History

Transportation	By Car
Specialty	Off the Beaten Path, Highway/Countryside
Tour Type	Travel Log – play before you go

And much much more…

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Additional information

Package	QuietGuide (Pictures + Text)
Author	Ruth Ann Angus
Transportation	By Car
Specialty	Highway/Countryside, Off the Beaten Path
Tour Type	Guided Tours & Travel Logs, Travel Log – play before you go

Ruth Ann Angus

Ruth Ann Angus is a freelance writer/photographer specializing in travel, eco-tourism, nature, agriculture, folk music, and historical articles. She has contributed thousands of photos and features to local, regional and national publications. Ruth Ann also works with the National Estuary Program, designs and guides specialized nature tours, and is the publicity director for the Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival.