Amador County
The Jewel of the Mother Lode
Sutter Creek is one of the best-preserved Gold Rush towns in the Sierra foothills, known for its picturesque Main Street lined with boutique shops, art galleries, wine tasting rooms, and charming restaurants. The town's beautifully maintained Victorian architecture and welcoming community make it a favorite destination for weekend getaways.
Browse unique shops, galleries, and tasting rooms at a leisurely pace
Tour the last water-powered foundry in the US
Sample award-winning wines from Amador County vintners
Enjoy live music, comedy, or community theater
Beautifully preserved Gold Rush-era buildings with shops, galleries, and tasting rooms
Last water-powered foundry in the United States, a living museum
Intimate venue hosting live music, comedy, and community events
Step back in time in this preserved 1890s general store
Restored Gold Rush hotel with modern amenities and a popular restaurant
Elegant Victorian B&B with gourmet breakfast and antique-filled rooms
1879 brick hotel with a renowned dining room and Gold Rush character
A full-service outdoor resort with fishing, camping, boating, and cabin stays on the Mokelumne River.
4 activities →The last water-powered foundry in the United States — a living piece of industrial history.
2 activities →One of the deepest gold mines in the world — now offering weekend tours of its towering headframe and surface buildings.
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