Between
Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National Park, in the heart of
the Motherlode, you will find an abundance of
fascinating and fun activities, the finest bed and breakfast
lodging accommodations, and scenery that is
naturally exquisite ... drawing visitors from as near
as San Francisco and as far away as Japan, Australia,
and the European nations.
Tuolumne County, home to Yosemite, is
located in California's historic Gold Country - featuring
the towns of Sonora, Columbia, Jamestown and Twain Harte.
Imagine
walking through well-preserved historic towns
filled with vintage shops and galleries. Picture yourself
participating in living history experiences, paying a
visit to Railtown where you'll see turn-of-the-century
steam trains, or relaxing at a live show in one of Sonora's
acclaimed theaters. And then there is river rafting on
world-class white water, hiking, biking, rock climbing,
spelunking, gold panning, snow skiing ... and so much
more!
We
offer diversity of bed and breakfast inns. Each
of our recommended inns is distinctive in its setting,
ambiance, decor, cuisine and style of hospitality. You
will discover an inn tucked within an historic downtown
neighborhood and one in a quiet forest hollow. Another
B&B hotel is on the Main Street of the Gold Rush hamlet
of Jamestown. One is an country inn set among flowered
acres of exquisite meadows. All of these Gold Country
Bed and Breakfast Inns have been inspected and approved
for membership in the lodging association, thus offering
travelers a quality lodging experience in the California
Gold Country towns of Sonora, Jamestown and Twain Harte.
ABOUT
THE YOSEMITE GOLD COUNTRY
Allow
your mind to wander into yesteryear as you see such
place names as Chinese Camp, French Flat, Poverty
Hill, and Mi Wuk Village. Highway 120 offers year-round
access to Yosemite National Park. Our county features
Yosemite's Tuolumne Meadows – exquisitely
beautiful! The Emigrant Wilderness encompasses several
thousand square miles. The elevation ranges from
1,405 feet in Jamestown to 9,628 feet at Sonora
Pass. With a population under 60,000 residence,
Tuolumne County is one of the least populated counties
in California.
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