May 16, 2012
Northern California Tours, Vacations; Calaveras County
Length: 16 miles Surface: Asphalt Climbing: Approximately 600 feet, return is 1600 feet Road or Mountain Bike Start: Go 10 miles down Dogtown Road to Fricot City Road. Go about 200 yards to Calaveritas Road. Turn left and go about 6 miles to San Andreas. Turn left onto Mountain Ranch Road to downtown to San [...]
Trailhead at White Pines near Arnold. Hike It. Bike It. Ride It. See the Top of the World!
Flatwater kayak and mountain bike rentals, lessons and sales, fishing supplies and bait, gas, mini mart, maps and information.
Length: Road Bike – 8 miles of low traffic roads Mountain Bike – 18 miles of single track, 4 connecting loops: Carson, Frontier, Buckbrush and Angels Arm Surface: Road bike – smooth asphalt Mountain bike – all dirt Climbing: Lowest to highest, about 340 feet Start: Road bike – Glory Hole Sporting Goods Market Mountain [...]
Overnight accommodations feature lakeside camping, RV sites and furnished cottage and motel units. Excellent Bass and Trout fishing provide year-round fishing access. Water sports available at Lake Camanche include water-skiing, personal watercraft, and wakeboarding.
The MCCT is a non-motorized & multi-use trail bisecting California, roughly following the Mokelumne River from the river’s headwaters at the Sierra Crest down to the river’s mouth near Martinez on the Carquinez Strait. The trail is split up into five segments spread over six state counties.
Full range of bicycles, clothing and accessories as well as custom-made bikes. Excellent sales and repair shop staff. Stop by and we’ll fit you with the perfect bike. Local trail maps and rides available…
Length: ¼ to 14 miles Surface: Asphalt Climbing: Zero to 800 feet Start: Murphys Park Head West on Algiers to Main Street. Be sure to stop by Malvadino and Zucca Mountain Tasting rooms. Take a left onto Main Street and head over to Black Sheep Winery. From there, go back South on Main and hit [...]
This beautiful two-mile round trip hike will lead you to spectacular limestone caverns that have been carved out by Coyote Creek. Getting There: Highway 4 to Parrots Ferry Road. Go about 4 miles and park at the marked trail head.
Located in the Sierra Nevada foothills 30 miles east of Stockton, is the perfect place for camping, water sports, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Make reservations through www.recreation.gov 1-877-444-6777
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