Downieville Carriage House Inn
Verizon Wireless Cell Service Available at our Inn.
Located on the Downie River in Historic downtown Downieville. Recently remodeled; our Inn now features beautiful decks overlooking the Downie River. The comfort and charm of our inn continues to attract and bring back our regular guest, and new visitors. Our continental breakfast starts with the best fresh ground coffee beans in the county, along with breakfast breads, oatmeal, bagels, juice, tea or hot cocoa. We enjoy accommodating group retreats, family gatherings and small intimate weddings. We invite you to come and see Winter in Downieville, and enjoy your view of Downieville and the river from your room.
The way it was is the way it still is in Downieville, California. Nestled in a forested canyon at 2,950 feet, picturesque and historic Downieville is a true relic of the California Gold Rush where life carries on much as it did a century ago.
We enjoy mountain biking and offer safe bicycle storage for your favorite bike! Shuttle service to mountain trails can be arranged. Call Yuba Expedition 530-289-3012 or www.yubaexpeditions.com.
| Downieville is in the northern reaches of the Sierra Nevada and was one of the foremostcities of the Northern Mines. One of the prettiest of the Gold Rush towns, Downieville is situated at the confluence of two sparkling rivers : the Downie River and the North Fork of the Yuba River. |
The downtown area of this quaint little town is like stepping back into 
time, with its interesting buildings and historical landmarks. Walk the
narrow streets and wooden sidewalks. Browse through the unique small gift
and antique shops. Shop for authentic gold nugget jewelry. Dine in one
of several restaurants with riverfront views
and then enjoy a stage production at the Yuba Theatre. Or spend a relaxing
summer evening by sharing a town bench with some of the locals and watching
the world go by.
A wealth of history is available wherever you
turn. Visit the museums and picture yourself here when the town began
in 1848. The Museum on Main Street is
filled with Gold Rush artifacts and early photographs. It is open
10- 5 May through October. See the historic town gallows (1885) still standing outside the County
Courthouse.
Local events in Sierra County and dates as listed on their site.
