10 Hiking Essentials – Calaveras County Outdoor Adventure
7 Reasons to Bring the Kids to Calaveras for Spring Break
In Calaveras County, spring break means casting a line into glassy lakes at sunrise, wandering through blooming foothill trails, and exploring Gold Rush towns that spark every child’s imagination. It’s an easy, unplugged escape where families reconnect in the fresh mountain air and turn simple outdoor moments into lifelong traditions.
7 Reasons to Bring the Kids to Calaveras for Spring Break
In Calaveras County, spring break means casting a line into glassy lakes at sunrise, wandering through blooming foothill trails, and exploring Gold Rush towns that spark every child’s imagination. It’s an easy, unplugged escape where families reconnect in the fresh mountain air and turn simple outdoor moments into lifelong traditions.
Why Calaveras County Is the Ultimate Winter Playground in 2026
Discover why Calaveras County is the ultimate winter playground in 2026 – where snowy adventures, cozy mountain towns, and uncrowded charm come together.
Why Calaveras County Is the Ultimate Winter Playground in 2026
Discover why Calaveras County is the ultimate winter playground in 2026 - where snowy adventures, cozy mountain towns, and uncrowded charm come together.
Calaveras Hikes
Fall hikes in Calaveras feed the mind, body, and soul with gorgeous autumn colors, fresh air, and reconnecting with nature. Read on for a few ideas to start your next Calaveras adventure!
Calaveras Hikes
Fall hikes in Calaveras feed the mind, body, and soul with gorgeous autumn colors, fresh air, and reconnecting with nature. Read on for a few ideas to start your next Calaveras adventure!
Hike or Bike: Arnold Rim Trail
Some of the best hiking in the county is closer than you might realize. Hidden between Hathaway Pines and Arnold just off of Hwy. 4 you’ll find the Arnold Rim Trail (ART), a 17.5 mile trail system for hiking, biking and horseback riding.
Hike or Bike: Arnold Rim Trail
Some of the best hiking in the county is closer than you might realize. Hidden between Hathaway Pines and Arnold just off of Hwy. 4 you'll find the Arnold Rim Trail (ART), a 17.5 mile trail system for hiking, biking and horseback riding.
