Kyburz Flat
Wheelchair accessible
A historic crossroads in California featuring a Native American petroglyph, an emigrants' waystation, and the ruins of an early 20th-century sheep camp.

📜 Historic crossroads with Native American petroglyphs, emigrant waystation, and sheep camp.
🔍 Located on the Henness Pass Road, a significant 19th-century route.

Why Go

🗿 Explore ancient Native American petroglyphs
🛤️ Discover sites of 19th-century emigrant history, including More's Station
🐑 Visit Wheeler Sheep Camp with a refurbished brick oven
🚶 Enjoy an easy hike and imagine historical bustle
♿ ADA boardwalk available at More's Station site

Why Avoid

⚠️ Some roads require high clearance, 4WD in wet weather
🚫 Roads not open in winter except locally to snowmobiles

Tips

🚗 Passenger cars can reach Kyburz Flat with care on graded roads.
🗺️ Access via county road S450 (Dog Valley Road) from State Route 89.
🔥 Reserve the sheep-camp oven through the Plumas National Forest.

🅿️ Parking

Roadside parking available.

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