The Bear Yuba Land Trust has once again provided an exceptional outdoor experience with the Yuba Rim Trail. Located in Yuba County, the 2.3-mile trail climbs 750 feet to a view of the confluence of the North and Middle forks of the Yuba River.

While it takes some effort to glimpse the river far below, the expansive canyon views are more than enough reward. This moderate hike begins near Dobbins, not far from Bullards Bar Reservoir and Dam.

Trailhead and getting started

The trailhead is across the street from an old quarry with ample parking. A large sign marks the entrance, identifying it as part of the Rice’s Crossing Preserve. To begin, head out behind the boulders and take in the canyon view on the left. The Yuba Rim Trail sign will be on the right—follow it into the woods for a shad

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