We have a wide array of festival pass options for you to choose from. From the "I'm here for the trailwork" and we say thank you with a deep discount to "I want to have all the funs and not worry about anything" Choose what suits you, and secure your spot!
Prices will increase after Early Bird tickets sell out! So get on it!
Day Passes for Plumas & Sierra County residents coming to the music festival ONLY (4-10PM) will be available at the gate Friday & Saturday.
PLEASE NOTE: NO REFUNDS ARE OFFERED FOR THIS EVENT!
FESTIVAL PASS CATEGORIES AND COST
Adult: I'm here for the fun and adventures!
Early bird pricing of $149 until August 23rd, price increases to $175 thereafter.
Prices will increase after Early Bird tickets sell out! So get on it!
I’m here to dig and adventure!
This is a full festival pass for those who will be joining our pro trail crew to dig on Mt. Hough (9AM-3PM) Friday. A sack lunch is included for the dig day. You must drive or carpool to the worksite. $50
I’m here to dig and adventure!
This is a full festival pass for those who will be joining our pro trail crew to dig on Mt. Hough (9AM-3PM) Saturday. A sack lunch is included for the dig day. You must drive or carpool to the worksite. $50
I’m here for the adventures & festival and will work behind the scenes to make it happen!
Work
with the event crew for 8 hours to help make it happen, subject to event staff discretion & needs (can be multiple shifts/days to make up the 8 hours). This is a full festival pass, and a sack lunch is included for volunteer dates(s). $50
Kids 17 & under are free. This pass allows them to enjoy the outstanding breakfasts Friday & Saturday, catered by Mountain Magic. $40
Limited quantities of RV passes are available for an additional $15. All spaces have water & electric hookups.
Located at the Plumas Sierra County Fairgrounds in Quincy.
ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST HAVE AN ID AND CHECK THEMSELVES IN ONSITE, AFTER SIGNING THE WAIVER. ONLY THOSE UNDER 18 MAY HAVE A PARENT TO CHECK IN AND PARENT OR GUARDIAN MUST BE PRESENT. NO EXCEPTIONS! There are no onsite registration transfers or ticket sales.
Events are one of several ways the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS) raises funds for making trail magic happen in the Lost Sierra.
If you've ever ridden the iconic trails of Downieville, the Lakes Basin and Mills Peak near Graeagle, or our newest creation, Mount Hough Trail in Quincy, you know how much time and effort goes into making these world-class trails.
Our three events - the Lost and Found Gravel Grinder, the Downieville Classic and Mountains to Meadows - are not only filled with challenges, adventure, camaraderie and a huge post-event celebration, but part of your entry fee also helps employ local Plumas and Sierra County residents full-time, working to establish a more sustainable recreation-based economy.
Participating in an SBTS event is more than just riding your bike and having a good time; it's helping create some of the best trails in America while helping communities in the Lost Sierra thrive, keeping the dream of wholesome mountain living alive and well.
Here is what the Sierra Butte Trail Stewardship has accomplished:
Thanks for your continued support and participation, and see you trailside!