Top Things to do in Amador County
The 7 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Amador County, Amador County
Discover the best top things to do in Amador County, United States including Roaring Camp Mining Company, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park, Kennedy Tailing Wheels Park, Kennedy Gold Mine, Daffodil Hill, Sutter Creek Visitor Center.
Restaurants in Amador County
1. Roaring Camp Mining Company
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 77 reviews
We have cabins, tent sites, day tours and Saturday Night NY Steak BBQ where you can Gold mine, swim in the river, fish, hike, rock collect. We offer all types of mining classes, hikes and help from our crew. Please visit our website for more information
2. Kirkwood Mountain Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 200 reviews
This spectacular Sierra ski resort has a base elevation at 7,800 feet that is open for great skiing during the winter season, and great hiking trails in the summer.
Reviewed By Alilu007 - Menlo Park, United States
While out of the way from South Lake Tahoe, would definitely recommend the trip for a full day of skiing on the weekend. Kirkwood is the most challenging out of the three on the Epic pass and is great for getting you out of your comfort zone. The terrain is definitely unique compared to Northstar and Heavenly. It is exposed, not a lot of trees or folds in the mountains, and so you can see people skiing from very far away, which makes the lifts more entertaining! Solitude lift gets crowded with intermediate skiiers as it only services blues, but the line is shorter on the Reut lift, and some of those blacks are pretty comparable to other blues on the mountain. On days when it’s not icy, my favorite run is Conestoga, off the Reut. Lower Monte Wolfe off Solitude is also not too crowded. Lifts opened with staggered times, so the back side can get crowded in the late mornings. There also are no single riders lines.
3. Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
This preserve's 136 acres include spots where Native Americans ground acorns into the bedrock.
Reviewed By Steve94954 - Petaluma, United States
Quite possibly the nicest, cleanest, well-run parks I've ever seen. Tranquil forests and informative cultural exhibits - perfect. A special shout out to ranger Lee Eal! Knowledgeable and helpful - made our camping experience wonderful!
4. Kennedy Tailing Wheels Park
5. Kennedy Gold Mine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Opened in 1860 and closed in 1942, the mine unearthed $34 million in gold. Open for tours weekends March thru October.
Reviewed By katbullock6 - Sneads, United States
This was a Father's Day trip for our family. Even though we have lived in Tuolumne County for years we have never visited any mines in Calaveras County. The guide was very knowledgeable and we all had a great tour. The only issue was we came on the hottest day of the year.
6. Daffodil Hill
7. Sutter Creek Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By jimkT3841HO - Sacramento, United States
The people of Sutter Creek are solid gold. We were assisted by police officers in finding a disable parking. They were so professional and helpful. We also met a fantastic couple who had been married for 67 years. Everyone was having a great time and the crowd was respectful. Stop at the Cheese Store for a tasty treat. This was a perfect day in the gold country, can't wait to go back.
