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* Overview to Amador City California * |
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Amador City (pop: 185) was incorporated into a city around 1915. Today it is the smallest city in California. It is located just two miles down the road (SR-49) from historic Sutter Creek. Historically located in a rich gold bearing area in the Motherlode of California. In 1848-1849 an unknown creek was prospected by a wealthy rancher named Jose Maria Amador. Amador's most famous and productive mine, the Keystone produced about $24 million in gold during 1853-1942. Exciting high adventure opportunities for exploring, boating, camping, hiking, watersports, weekend retreats and more.
Amador County (Pop 38,500) bills itself as "The Heart of the Mother Lode" and lies within California Gold Country. There is a substantial wine-growing industry in the county. In 1848, Jose Maria Amador, with several Native Americans, established a successful gold mining camp near the present town of Amador City. The area is famous for the mineral deposits and gold mines that attracted waves of immigrants, known as the 49ers, during the 1849 California Gold Rush.
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* Resort Hotel Lodging - Amador City * |
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* Primary Attractions - Amador City * |
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Traveling the two blocks on Highway 49 the traveler can see signs of abandonment in this once thriving city, a contrast to the time when the placers and underground mines produced in abundance. An abandoned brick building stand next to the Fleetheart Store, a beautiful reflection of the stone masonry of the time. On Main street in Amador City is the old Imperial Hotel, another example of the beautiful brickwork of California's Past. Little Amador Railroad — G-Scale model train set in a garden that features miniature mines and mills and turn-of-the-century full-size mining equipment. Amador City Cemetery — located behind the Imperial Hotel. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the 1.25-acre cemetery that dates back to the beginning of the town. Original mining-era buildings are now home to unique shops including antique stores, boutiques, art galleries, and museums. Gastronomic options include an artisan bakery, old-fashioned soda fountain and gourmet dinners. The Imperial Hotel affords visitors an opportunity to stay and enjoy Amador City’s Gold Country small town way of life.
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* Sports & Recreation - Amador City * |
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Bear Valley Mountain Resort - Ebbetts Pass Highway
- Wintersports, Groomed Nordic Trails, Alpine Ski Runs, Snowmobile Trails.
Ebbetts Pass SnoParks - Ebbetts Pass Highway
- Two USNF SnoParks at the top of the Sierra Nevada with groomed nordic trail networks.
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* Shopping - Amador City * |
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History Hwy 49 - Adventures along highway traversing California's Gold Country.
Amador City Website -
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Amador City California Hotel Resort Vacation Travel
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