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Double Oak Winery

Double Oak is situated roughly 15 miles north of Nevada City on Sierra Ridge, not far from Malakoff Diggins State Park. The beautiful, light and airy tasting room is decorated with artwork created by local artists. Don’t forget to bring a picnic lunch so you can spend time taking in […]

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Szabo Vineyards

We at Szabo Vineyards believe in enjoying wine. As a small family owned boutique winery located in the historic Sierra Nevada foothills, we pride ourselves on our tradition, wine, quality and a sincere stewardship of out land. As we say in Hungarian, Egészségedre! (To your health!) Learn more at Szabo […]

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Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe is a large freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada of the United States. At a surface elevation of 6,225 ft, it is located along the border between California and Nevada, west of Carson City.

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Auburn Valley Golf & Event Center

In 1936 Graham Cranston established his cattle ranch in Auburn Valley, building his home on the prominent knoll near the top of the valley. Today, the original ranch house serves as the cornerstone of the clubhouse for Auburn Valley Golf Club. Established in 1960, Auburn Valley Golf & Event Center […]

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Scotts Flat Lake

Just a few minutes away from Harmony Ridge, the area is located at the 3000-foot elevation level of the Tahoe National Forest. A great place for fishing and boating.

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South Yuba River / Bridgeport

Eight miles northwest of Nevada City on Highway 49, the South Yuba River State Park is a major State Park in the making. The park will stretch more than 20 miles along the South Yuba River canyon from Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park to Bridgeport.

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DarkHorse Golf Club

One of the finest courses built in Northern California in many years, DarkHorse lies in Auburn in the Sierra Nevada foothills, about 50 miles east of Sacramento. The course was laid out on what was once a 1,100-acre cattle ranch and features magnificent elevation changes. But there is much more […]

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