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Calaveras
County, California, is in the heart of the
historic Gold Country. It is 1,100 square miles
of beautiful scenery, bordered on the south by
the Stanislaus River and New Melones Lake, which
it shares with Tuolumne County -- one of
Yosemite's Gateways. Calaveras County's northern
border is the Mokelumne River. This boundary is
shared with Amador County of Shenandoah Valley
Wine fame.
The topography of Calaveras County runs the gamut
from gentle, rolling oak-studded hills to the
west to some of California's best downhill and
cross country skiing at Bear Valley in the east.
Scenic Highway 4 is Calaveras County's main
east-west corridor, with the Golden Chain Highway
49 running through it north and south.
Two and one-half hours driving time from
Calaveras will put you in San Francisco, Lake
Tahoe or Yosemite Park, depending on which
direction you take.
Points of interest include: 
- Calaveras Big Trees State Park
- Stanislaus National Forest
- Moaning Cavern
- Mercer Cavern
- California Caverns
- Calaveras Wine Country
- New Melones Lake
- Jumping Frog Jubilee
Gold Rush towns include:
- Angels Camp
- Murphys
- Copperopolis
- San Andreas
- Mokelumne Hill
Whatever your needs may be, whether you live in
Calaveras County or are just passing through,
this online guide will assist you. Just click on
the category in which you are interested. Also
check out our favorite Gold
Country and Northern Coast Links.
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