6 ways to enjoy apple season without kids
While Apple Hill™ is known for its apple farms and family-friendly activities, you don’t need to have kids with you to enjoy the area’s varied attractions.
While Apple Hill™ is known for its apple farms and family-friendly activities, you don’t need to have kids with you to enjoy the area’s varied attractions.
No matter what adventure you are seeking, Northern California’s beautiful El Dorado County will satiate your wanderlust. A fantastic place to explore, whether it is winter, fall, or summertime, El Dorado County is perfect for long drives, hikes, mountain biking, rafting, and much more. The barn-lined backroads have a quaint charm about them that’s appealing to anyone looking for something different. From affordable motels in Placerville, CA to luxurious Bed and Breakfasts in El Dorado Hills, El Dorado County can accommodations you while you explore.
Mountain biking is undoubtedly one of the most exhilarating sports around. One fantastic location for mountain biking is the Lake Tahoe region in El Dorado County. It boasts endless trails to explore. You get to experience both mellow scenic paths and hair-raising downhills. If you plan to try one of the Lake Tahoe mountain biking trails, do make it a point to ride responsibly. Following safety tips and travel etiquette will enhance your mountain biking experience.
The beautiful Sierra Nevada mountain range offers an array of outdoor activities, from hiking and biking trails, to skiing, and even whitewater rafting.
Since its Gold Rush days, El Dorado County has always welcomed spirited characters. Despite having departed long ago, many remain. Some are unsettled, a few lovelorn, and others continue to enjoy a ghoulishly good poker game.
Off-roading has become a popular activity, and it’s not unusual to see a caravan of Jeeps heading off to adventure here. But did you know that Jeeping got its start in El Dorado County?
There’s no reason to let age, ability, or physical limitations stop you from enjoying El Dorado County’s natural scenic beauty. Whether you’re in a wheelchair, pushing a stroller, or just beginning your love of the great outdoors, you’ll love these barrier-free hikes. Consider them Mother Nature’s gift to you.
By now, most of us have heard of Boeger Winery and Madrona Vineyards but what about the other 68 wineries in El Dorado County? Let us tell you about a couple hidden gems that are definitely worth a visit and a glass of wine.
Eating well is important, but it’s all the more essential right now as we all try to stay healthy. El Dorado County’s farms, farm stands, and farmers’ markets provide an array of delicious, seasonal produce and products for you to enjoy.
El Dorado County is open for travel, and we’re eager to welcome you back! You may notice a few differences, including new social and safety protocols like social distancing and recommended mask-wearing. And, like a new haircut, they’re small changes that make take some time to get used to. Underneath the new look is the same welcoming place you know and love!
They say that April showers bring May flowers. In El Dorado County, wildflowers begin to bloom anytime between late March in the foothills to June/July in the high country, depending on winter snows. That means you’ve got a wide window of opportunity to enjoy Mother Nature’s fireworks. Check out our recommendations for the best places for wildflower spotting in El Dorado County.
Whether you’re a seasoned rafter seeking whitewater thrills or have never been on a river rafting trip, you can find a variety of early season river rafting specials available through the many river rafting and kayak operators. El Dorado County is home to the South Fork of the American River, the West Coast’s most popular whitewater river, offering intermediate (Class III) adventures along the backdrop of Gold Rush history.