Amador County is the heartbeat of California's Gold Rush heritage. From the historic towns of Jackson and Sutter Creek to the rolling vineyards of the Shenandoah Valley, Amador offers a rich tapestry of history, wine, and natural beauty. The county is home to some of the deepest gold mines in the world and a thriving wine industry that rivals regions many times its size.
Small-Town Charm, Big History
The Heart of Amador County
Where History and Community Thrive
Gateway to the High Sierra
Peaceful Foothills Living
Gateway to Wine Country
The Jewel of the Mother Lode
A Hidden Gold Rush Hamlet
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.
2 activities →Explore events, venues, and local businesses to make the most of your time in God's Country.