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GOLF

Interested in a round or two of golf. Several scenic and challenging courses are nearby.
bulletMountain Springs, 17566 Lime Kiln Rd., Sonora — (209) 532-1000
www.MountainSpringsGolf.com
bulletPine Mountain Lake, 12765 Mueller Drive, Groveland — (209) 962-8620
www.PineMountainLake.com
bulletPhoenix Lake, 21448 Paseo de los Portales, Sonora — (209) 532-0111
www.PhoenixLakeGC.com
bulletLake Don Pedro Golf & Country Club, 9643 Fachada Way, La Grange, CA 95329
(209) 852-0404
www.lakedonpedrogolf.com



LAKES

Visit two nearby lakes, McClure and Don Pedro, to enjoy fishing, boating, and water skiing.



CAVERNS

Visit a local cavern to explore the underworld. Two of the more popular ones are listed below and both are open year-round.
bulletMercer Cavern, 1665 Sheep Ranch Road, Murphys — (209) 728-2101
www.MercerCaverns.com
bulletMoaning Caverns, Moaning Cavern Road, Angels Camp — (888) 818-7462
www.CavernTours.com


STEAM TRAINS

Railtown 1897 State Historic Park is located on the corner of Fifth and Reservoir Road in Jamestown, (209) 984-3953. The park houses the only remaining roundhouse west of the Mississippi. Steam train excursions run weekends, May through October. Special holiday trains at Christmas and New Year's Eve.

THEATER

In the mood for live professional theater? Tuolumne County is the place with outstanding performances year-round. For performances and times, contact these theater companies.
bulletSierra Repertory Company, (209) 532-3120 www.SierraRep.com
bulletStage 3 Theater Company, (209) 536-1778 www.Stage3.org

COLUMBIA STATE HISTORIC PARK

This historic park located 15 minutes from Jamestown. Columbia offers a reconstruction of a mining town in the mid- to late 1800s. Docents in costume answer questions, operate shops, restaurant and saloons, offer shopping, food and drink. Reproductions of banks, dry goods store, and pharmacy offer visitors a glimpse of life in a gold mining town during the Gold Rush of 1849. Gold panning, stage coach rides, and horseback riding are also available.


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