Set on the shore of White Pines Lake, this interactive museum chronicles 150 years of Sierra Nevada logging history—from cross‑cut saws to diesel donkeys.
Indoor Exhibits
Scale models show how loggers felled, skidded, and milled massive pines.
Artifacts and photos depict life in remote logging camps.
Outdoor Yard
Climb aboard a restored Shay locomotive and vintage logging trucks.
Kids can operate a miniature high‑line carriage system.
Living History Events
Annual Logging Jamboree with axe throwing, cross‑cut contests, and live music.
Docents demonstrate antique equipment in action.
Why Visit?
Free admission (donations welcome).
Picnic tables overlook the lake—combine with a swim or kayak session.
Great rainy‑day option thanks to extensive indoor displays.
