| RUBICON TRAIL: RESTAURANTS
If you want a place (motel or campground) to stay by the trail, in the mountains, I recommend Robb's Resort and Ice House Resort, run by Bob and Julie Siebert. Call them at (530) 293-3321. Julie will make you breakfast and dinner, and might even pack a trail lunch. Rooms at either place are great for a good night's rest before or after the trail, and reasonably priced. Two guys can share a room with a nice clean bathroom/shower, for about $30 each. Both places have a bar, and Icehouse has a pool table. You can even park your tow rig at Icehouse for a moderate fee, and Bob will keep an eye onit for you. Robb's Resort has been very supportive of FOTR efforts this past year and we highly recommend you give them a visit. |
Ice House Resort and Robb's Resort are both great places to stop on the Loon Lake side. Robbs Resort is very Rubicon Trail friendly.
Royal Dragon , Chinese food, all you can eat, inexpensive, Main Street / HWY 193 Buckeye Restaurant, American food (restaurant and bar), Wentworth Springs Road 3 miles out of town, Camp Virner, American dining & pasta (good steaks) Wentworth Springs Road 6 miles out of town, Parra's, Mexican Restaurant, Hwy 193, across from Royal Dragon Terry's Pizza , in town on HWY 193 Corner Kitchen, Main Street across from American Hotel, great breakfast Sisters Coffee, very homey, right on Main Street
Your best bet, do a Google search for placerville+california+restaurants All the fast food places are here also.
Your best bet, do a Google search for south+lake+tahoe+restaurants
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