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National Geographic Adventure has selected OARS as “The Best River & Sea Outfitter on Earth” for consecutive years based on education, sustainability, quality of service, and spirit of adventure. You’ll appreciate their outstanding professionalism on any one of their multiple adventures. OARS (which stands for Outdoor Adventure River Specialists) now offers river rafting trips throughout the world … Continued
Las Tres Perlas is a food truck serving up authentic, fresh and tasty Mexican food on Highway 4. You can call in your order to have it ready to pick up. This is a great option for picnicking when you’re on your way to White Pines Lake or Calaveras Big Trees State Park, or to savor in the … Continued
If you’re craving flavors from south of the border, you’ll enjoy El Vaquero authentic Mexican food. Conveniently located right on Highway 4, you can dine indoors or on their deck overlooking the scenic highway, or you can order take-out. Carnitas All of your favorites are here, deliciously prepared using fresh ingredients. If you’ve worked up … Continued
As the starting point for the Ebbetts Pass Scenic Byway, Arnold might be considered to be the gateway to the Sierra (and the big trees for that matter), but this rustic mountain town (elevation 4,000-feet) is a vacation destination in and of itself.
In Calaveras, great strides have been made to continue the important preservation of the area’s history for generations to come. Read on for a list of museums and great family fun activities!
Whether you are looking for a nice easy bike ride, a heart pumping mountain bike trail, or a challenging bike race, Calaveras offers diverse trails and some of the best racing events. Combined with mild temperatures, lush green countryside, and wildflowers bursting with color, Calaveras in the springtime is a great time to ride. Everything you need to ride is right here in Calaveras. Read on for scenic racing events, leisurely routes, breathtaking mountain bike trails, and the right folks to talk to about biking in Calaveras.
Calaveras County is one of those great winter spots in California where you can have full-on snow fun at higher elevations, or completely avoid it all together at lower elevations. Here are some of our favorite family-friendly ways to enjoy winter in Calaveras.
We all know it’s time to get up and move more in 2024! In Calaveras, there are so many ways to enjoy the outdoors – even in January! Start the year off right with fun activities for everyone, and let’s get MOVING!
Want to play in the snow? Calaveras is a great place to spend the day with amazing restaurants and comfortable lodging to make your stay the best.
Enjoy this quick guide for the 10 top things to do during Christmas vacation in Calaveras County. From festive downtowns, to cozy fireside games, wine tasting, holiday desserts, and more, get in on the holiday spirit with one of the most charming small-town regions California has to offer–Calaveras County!
With five golf courses within a 45-mile radius, Calaveras County is a northern California golf destination that can’t be missed.
For breakfast on the go grab a strong coffee, a homemade everything bagel with cream cheese (and maybe a sweet treat too) from Aria Bakery in Murphys. Then hop in the car for a peaceful 20-minute drive through the pines to the town of Dorrington for easy access to the wild and scenic…