Why Pick DISH TV over Cable TV in Grass Valley, CA?

Sitting at the edge of thousands of acres of national forest land and just a ninety-minute drive from Lake Tahoe, Grass Valley was a popular place during the Gold Rush. Two of the richest gold mines were found here, and don't be surprised if you see a sparkle or two on the ground. The Empire Mine in particular produced 5.8 million ounces of gold in the 106 years it was in operation.

Most attractions in town tie back to the mines or the railroads in some way, but today, the city is also home to some of the best wineries in Nevada County, a vibrant art community, and a uniquely quirky downtown shopping scene. It's the kind of town that has two independent bookstores, two record stores, one-of-a-kind boutiques, and eclectic gift shops: you'll find your fill of magnificent novels, vinyl, jewelry, soaps, body scrubs, clothing, and trinkets at Book Seller, Booktown Books, Clock Tower Records Ron's Real Records, Yuba Blue, La Te Da and the West Wind!

If you love exploring the great outdoors, those thousands of acres of forest mean there's plenty to do, from hiking and mountain biking to paddling and fishing. Strap on a backpack, grab your kayak, or pack the tackle box to enjoy Grass Valley's wonders like you've never done before. And for the days when you're too busy for an adventure, DISH helps you connect with nature from the comfort of home.