Spring brings wildflowers, waterfalls, and longer days to explore the abundance of adventure in Tuolumne County. California's Gold Country will be in full bloom. Capture the painted hills with a hike through the Red Hills and Table Mountain, or from the cab of an 1897 State Historic Park Wildflower Train. Stroll through the blossoming apple orchards at Indigeny Reserve and taste their organic hard ciders. Be wild and free like the falls that flow lavishly from the snowmelt in the High Sierra or Yosemite's lesser-known areas of Hetch Hetchy or the Grand Canyon of Tuolumne, where some have lost count of the waterfalls discovered. Pioneer all...

Tuolumne County, California is located just two and a half hours east of California's gateway, San Francisco. In addition to being home to the northern half of Yosemite National Park, Tuolumne County, California is also home to many attractions and events

Tuolumne County is located in Northern California. The Northern half of Yosemite National Park is located in Tuolumne County. In addition to Yosemite, Tuolumne County is home to Gold Rush towns, two state parks, eclectic shopping, wine tasting, fun dining, four-season recreation, a variety of excellent lodging opportunities and incredible scenery including many unique geologic formations

Dogs and their humans will have a great time experiencing Tuolumne County, also known as Yosemite Gold Country. Whether hiking an urban trail or taking a ride on a stagecoach, dogs definitely dig it in Yosemite Gold Country! Yosemite Gold Country embraces the northern half of Yosemite National Park and some of the best preserved old west towns in the US from the 1849 California Gold Rush

California is a microcosm of America and Yosemite Gold Country just 2 1/2 hours east of the San Francisco Bay Area contains three amazingly unique state parks and Yosemite National Park all within short driving distance of each other. Here are 4 unique and very different parks that are all within a short drive of each other

It's Lights, Camera, Action for Yosemite Gold Country/Tuolumne County, California! Tuolumne County is located just two and a half hours east of San Francisco and two hours south of Sacramento. Over half of Yosemite National Park is located in Tuolumne County. In addition to Yosemite, Tuolumne County is home to Gold Rush towns, two state parks, eclectic shopping, wine tasting, fun dining, four-season recreation, scenic vistas and a variety of excellent lodging opportunities. All these wonderful amenities have helped shape Tuolumne County's rich film history and make it a great destination for current film projects

From history to hard cider and live theatre to outdoor recreation, Yosemite's Vacationland (aka Tuolumne County) is your fun destination! You'll find four seasons of fun and adventure, a great mix of history, culture and heritage, exciting attractions, excellent dining options and great places to stay

Four-season fun in one easy-to-get-to area offers something for the entire family! Hiking at Hetch Hetchy in Yosemite National Park, biking along old railroad grades, jumping into a pristine swimming hole and rounds of miniature golf underneath the giant pines are just the beginning. Tuolumne County, California, encompasses the northern half of Yosemite National Park and a number of historic 1849 Gold Rush communities. It offers an abundance of all-season outdoor activities. Located just 2 ½ hours from the San Francisco Bay Area and 2 hours from Sacramento, it's easy to reach, affordable and family fun for all