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Rick’s Revenge is an 18-hole course situated in a beautiful mountain meadow in Bear Valley at 7000-ft in elevation. Scorecards are available at the first tee and at the firehouse. The course is closed in the winter due to snowy weather conditions. Terrain is natural and uneven with plenty of trees. DGCourse Review Location: 144 Creekside … Continued
Come enjoy playing free18-hole game of disc golf at the Plug Ugly Disc Golf course in San Andreas at the Alex Quinones Community Park in San Andreas. Get your supplies at SNAC-Arnold. Enjoy more disc golf courses at White Pines, Murphys, New Hogan Lake in Valley Springs, and Bear Valley.
Everything you need to know about the area’s five beautiful courses.
With five golf courses within a 45-mile radius, Calaveras County is a northern California golf destination that can’t be missed.
“In wine there is wisdom, in beer there is freedom and in water there is bacteria” – Benjamin Franklin
6-Day Self-Driving Tour DAY 1: Arrival, Check-in & Dinner DRIVE: 2-1/2 hours from San Francisco or San Jose or 1-1/2 hours from Sacramento or Yosemite National Park to The Golf Club at Copper Valley in Copperopolis CHECK IN: at The Golf Bungalows at Copper Valley or The Gateway Hotel in the Copper Towne Square WINE TASTING/SHOPPING: … Continued
6-Day Calaveras Golf Adventure Itinerary – Self Drive Discover the vast year-round adventures of California’s Sierra Foothills on a fun golf and adventure 6-day, self-driving tour. Calaveras County, in the heart of California’s historic Gold Country, is dotted with charming, historic towns like Angels Camp, Murphys and Mokelumne Hill. With five championship golf courses at varying … Continued
There are 5 scenic golf courses in Calaveras that are all worth the visit. If you only have a weekend, here is the perfect itinerary so you can make the most of your visit with a day of golf, an afternoon of art, great food and lodging options near the green.
Good food, great golf (of all sorts), gorgeous hiking and mountain biking trails and so many other surprises make this little town one of Calaveras’ best playgrounds!
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 go outside and play!
With fall colors come crisp, cool temperatures that add to the sensory festival that is one of the most beautiful times of year in the Gold Country and High Sierra. To get in on this awesome autumn action, it’s time to pack your camera, light layers, and your favorite warm beverage as you prepare to head out for some glorious fall color.
From refreshing swimming holes to hundreds of acres of open water, Calaveras is rich in water sports. Whether you’re looking to fish, swim, kayak camp, SUP, or fly down the water on your watercraft of choice, Calaveras knows how to keep the heat in check.