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Welcome to California Gold Explorers. California has tens of thousands of gold mines, mills and towns slowly fading back into the earth. This site is dedicated to sharing California's rich gold mining heritage with other explorers, adventurist and historians before it's gone.
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The California Gold Rush began in 1848 and attracted over 300,000 people to California to find gold, resulting in the building of mining towns. Some gold rush towns, such as Downieville and Nevada City, …
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It was also one of the roughest and most lawless camps of all the Gold Rush settlements in California. Sonora was founded by Mexican miners in 1848 and was named after the state of Sonora, Mexico. Early in 1849, news of Sonora's rich gold mines got out, and miners from all over California joined the rush to Sonora and the southern mines.
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The North Bloomfield and Washington districts contained some of the largest hydraulic gold mines in California during the period from the mid 1850s to the early 1880s. The famous Malakoff mine was once the …
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One of Gold Country's oldest and richest mines — more than 165 tons of gold were extracted before it closed in 1956 — today the Empire is a California State Historic Park on 856 wooded acres.
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Known as the "Gem of the Southern Mines," Columbia was founded in 1850 and quickly became one of the largest cities in California. At its highest point, the town had a population of 25,000–30,000 people. Unlike many of California's mining towns, when the gold dried up, the town didn't die.
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It's an actual California mining town that was abandoned in the early 1900s. The land has been held by the same family for decades since. Now you can own this piece of the American West—it's ...
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Bodie Ghost Town. Bodie State Historical Park is a California ghost town in the Eastern Sierra, about 75 minutes north of the popular Mammoth Lakes resort area and 30 minutes east of the town of Bridgeport.It is one of the best-preserved ghost towns in the United States.. Bodie made our list of the best state parks in California.See what other …
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Pluck a bit of gold from a riverbed scoured by the original '49ers. Descend deep into the earth to check out unusual rock formations. Get your heart racing with a ride down whitewater rapids. For all this adventure and …
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Gold rush towns in California are popular family destinations for giant sequoias, rushing rivers, historic towns, and yes, gold panning.
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Three settlements were principal beneficiaries of the Gold Rush. San Francisco, a sleepy village called "Yerba Buena" until 1847, became California's major seaport, far eclipsing San Diego, San Pedro, and Monterey to the south. Almost every immigrant who came by sea passed through the town, as did most goods imported from the outside …
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The Northern California road trip itinerary outlined below includes the best places to see, eat and stay in ten California gold mining towns. The California gold country map below will help you plan.
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These '49ers established hundreds of instant mining towns along the western foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Many of these historic and picturesque towns still exist, linked by California Highway 49 and the Gold Rush Trail, and retain their early architecture and charm, living reminders of the rich history of the Mother Lode.
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A Town Rooted in Gold Grass Valley's historic downtown is a testament to its prosperous Gold Rush mining days. Tour the Empire Mine State Historic Park, one of the oldest, largest, and richest gold mines in California, to learn about the …
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San Francisco: The Gateway to Gold. Explore the Golden State: A Map of Historic Gold Rush Towns in California. Discover the Gems of California's Past: The Best Gold Rush Towns. Honorable Mentions: …
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Julian is a small mountain community in Southern California located at the intersection of California highways 78 and 79, about 50 miles northeast of San Diego. This historic gold-mining town is nestled among oak and pine forests between the north end of the Cuyamaca Range and the south slope of Volcan Mountain.
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From 1877 to 1882, Bodie was a bustling town with close to 8,000 residents and produced more than $38 million in gold and silver. Today, with the gold mining days of California are a distinct memory, there are almost 200 abandoned wooden buildings in a state of "arrested decay" to photograph and explore.
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The silver mines proved to be rich, and a new rush was on to Leadville. ... A prosperous mining town, Nevada City became California's third largest city with over 10,000 residents. Nevada City, California ca. 1856. Numerous Gold Rush-era buildings have been preserved in Nevada City. The historic district, including 93 buildings, is listed on ...
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Why it's worth visiting: It's one of the "oldest, deepest, and richest gold mines in California." Address: 10791 East Empire Street, Grass Valley, CA 95945 How to get there: Take Highway 49 24 miles north of Auburn, CA. Nearby accommodation: Inn Town Campground (4.1 mi), Flume's End (4.6 mi). Empire Mine State Historic Park …
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A California gold mine's toxic legacy: Inside the fight over reopening a treasure trove ... Canadian mining executive Ben Mossman came to this little Gold Rush town in the Sierra Nevada ...
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California's population surge led to the establishment of numerous towns in the Sierra Nevada Region, with San Francisco evolving into a bustling frontier metropolis. However, the overcrowded and lawless mining camps led to a rise in crime, gambling, alcoholism, and violence. Mining for gold was hard work, but the promise of wealth …
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WEBIf you love history, you must visit these gold rush towns in California to be introduced to interesting tales of the towns, right from the story of the first search for the treasure to the lives of the miners and merchants that …
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Our review is after reading "Ghost Town Living" by Underwood. We were moved to post some older photos (and there are many great photos already posted) and give our experience from "Nov 1, 2009" midday visit to Cerro Gordo (date range didn't account for older visits but ours is real).
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5. Bodie . Bodie is a historic mining district in gold-rich California. Gold was discovered in the area where the current Bodie town lies in 1859 and by the mid-1870s it was a successful boom town with several gold mines and thousands of miners.
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At one point, Columbia was even the second-largest city in California and today is preserved as a Gold Rush town (fortunately, it was never burned down). It is a great opportunity to experience California's 1850s and 60s Gold Rush. Location: 11259 Jackson St, Columbia, CA 95310
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Northern California's historic Gold Country is booming—for the second time. This string of former mining towns in the western foothills of the Sierra Nevada burst onto the scene in 1848 during ...
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An avalanche destroyed the town in the first year, but it was eventually rebuilt and mining boomed. This is the site of many hard rock mines that sustained the town long after the placers were depleted. Sierra City also gets credit for the location of California largest gold nugget discovery.
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The town had several hotels and breweries, stores and restaurants, a school, a post office, and everything else a wealthy California mining town would have in the 1860 and 1870s.
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California Gold Rush Towns: #1 Placerville. Placerville, in El Dorado County, is a short 2.5 to 3 hour drive (130 miles) northeast of San Francisco.Leaving mid-morning allows you to arrive in time for lunch and explore Main Street's historic hotel, hardware store and specialty artisan shops.. Places to See: Placerville
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One of the best-preserved Gold Rush-era towns, visitors will enjoy stepping back in time and panning for gold, riding an old stagecoach, shopping and dining as they did in the bygone era. 3. …
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Visit Old Town Auburn, where the city's historic buildings from the mid-19th century are found. One of the buildings in Old Town is the Placer County Courthouse (101 Maple St.), the court built between 1894 and 1898. The museum houses artifacts from the Gold Rush and of Native American tribes.
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