Farms of Tuolumne County
Our mission is to promote local sustainable agriculture through marketing, education and agritourism. Pumpkin & Zucchini Weigh-in: October 10, 2020 at Indigeny Reserve.
Indigeny Reserve
Lush 160 acre preserve nestled in the hills of historic Sonora. World-class tasting bar serving hard ciders and spirits, produced in small batches. Organic apple orchards. Shaded picnic areas. Family friendly, special events.
How to Travel Sustainably and Responsibly in Tuolumne County
You do not have to leave living sustainably to Earth Day. Exploring Tuolumne County in an earth friendly way can happen year-round. Just by stepping outside in Tuolumne County it’s clear how important it is to preserve the amazing beauty and natural resources our planet has to offer. Every small...
Tuolumne County Wine, Cider and Beer Tasting
Did you know you can experience a little slice of California Wine Country plus excellent craft beverage indulgences in Tuolumne County? If you are a wine connoisseur or just someone who loves enjoying a glass of award-winning wine, craft beer, or apple cider after a hike in a breathtaking location,...
Fall for Tuolumne County
We all know that fall feeling, but it's more than just a feeling--it's all of the senses combined! The sights, tastes, smells, and sounds are unmistakable. Your ultimate fall California road trip awaits in Tuolumne County! Watch as history comes to life and as nature makes its presence known through vibrant...
Plan The Perfect Girls' Trip To Tuolumne County
After the year we have had it is time to reunite with your best friends for a girls weekend in Tuolumne County! Hike to a waterfall in Yosemite National Park, go horseback riding in the High Sierra back country, or relax on a wine tasting adventure in the Gold Country foothills. Room with a view? We got...
7 Things To Do In Sonora
While Sonora is one of the closest cities to Yosemite National Park, it's also a popular destination in its own right. Sonora was founded in 1850 by miners from Mexico, who named the city after the Mexican state of the same name. Also, known as the “Queen of the Southern Mines,”...
Shop Fully in Tuolumne County
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of finding the perfect gift or a special trinket for yourself. Whether it’s a souvenir, piece of art, or a sweet treat, the shops and boutiques in Tuolumne County are full of wonderful surprises for holiday or anytime shopping. And, you get that extra...
Tourism Means Business
2023 Travel Economic Impacts in Tuolumne CountyTotal Travel Spending: $287.6 millionThis total includes the following:LodgingFood ServiceFood StoresLocal Transportation & GasArts, Entertainment & RecreationRetail SalesOther TravelState and Local Tax Revenue: $23.1 millionTotal Local Tax Revenue (includes TOT): $11.6 millionTotal State Tax Revenue: $11.5 millionHousehold Tax Offset: $1,063Travel Industry EmploymentEmployment: 2,560 (does...
Fall is the New Summer- Experience the best of Summer in Fall with Tuolumne County's Yosemite
SONORA, CALIF.—September 5, 2019- Orange is the New Black, 30s are the new 20s and guess what? Fall is the new Summer. Summer trends brought road trips, RVing, and hiking adventures. What if these beloved trends didn't have to end on Labor Day Weekend? What if there was a place...
Discover Tuolumne County's Gold Country on a Highway 49 Road Trip
Tuolumne County’s Gold Country, along Highway 49 (named for the 49ers searching for gold) offers an authentic Gold Rush experience with its rich, lively, and thriving historic towns such as Jamestown,
Sonora,
Tuolumne, and Columbia any time of the year. Along with the towns, this era of California's history is on complete...
Explore Tuolumne County in 4 Days
Tuolumne County has so much to do and see, and you don't want to miss any of it. Set out on this four-day getaway to explore Yosemite, Gold Country, and the High Sierra.
Tuolumne County Welcomes Pets
Look out for the paw print to know if a lodging option is dog friendly! For dog owners, a vacation isn't complete if you can't bring them along! Tuolumne County has many hiking trails, attractions, lodging, and even a few restaurants that are more than happy to let your dog enjoy...
Bring Your Dog to Tuolumne County
Humans, treat your dogs to a vacation where wide open spaces, fresh mountain air, and off the grid adventures come together--in Tuolumne County. Located 2.5 hours from the Bay Area, the Dog Days are waiting in Yosemite National Park, Gold Country, and the High Sierra. There are plenty of places...
Winter Wanders and Gems of Tuolumne County
Northern California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains are embraced with crisp, fresh air and covered in a blanket of white. Winter wanders and gems are found in the picturesque mountain landscapes and historical foothill towns of Tuolumne County. Within Yosemite National Park, the High Sierra mountains, and California Gold Country are plenty of activities to suffice any...
Wine & Cider Tasting and Craft Breweries
Celebrate a day well-played!The varietals of Tuolumne County and the surrounding region fit tastefully into the ranks of California wines. Great outdoor adventures in Yosemite, Gold Country and the High Sierra complement your visit to boutique tasting rooms, where friendly ambiance is paired with unique, award-winning Sierra foothill varietals. In addition...
Ultimate Tuolumne County Road Trip
Nature, outdoor, and history enthusiasts embrace every moment of getaway through Tuolumne County, located 2 ½ hours east of the San Francisco Bay Area. You’ll want to take in everything on this ultimate road trip through iconic Yosemite National Park along Highway 120, the heart of California’s Gold Country around...
Tuolumne County Facts
LOCATIONTuolumne (To-All-O-Me rhymes with “follow me”) County, 133 miles east of San Francisco, is a pristine, scenic expanse reaching into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The main highways leading to this picturesque, two-to-three-hour drive from the Bay Area are Highways 108 and 120 from the west (the latter...
Indigeny Fall Festival Pumpkin & Zucchini Weigh In
Our super fun annual Harvest Festival will be held Saturdays in October (11th, 12th, 18th and 19th). Come celebrate the Fall season with us!Enjoy live music, new limited release ciders, an array of craft vendors and food vendors and fun activities for kids. $10 parking fee. No cash or ATM...
Indigeny Reserve Winter Wonderland
Live music, food, artisan craft vendors and visit with Santa 11:00 am - 2:00 pm.Limited release cider, free activities, ornament making and letters to Santa station. No ATM or Cashback on site.
Spring Festival at Indigeny Reserve
Come celebrate Spring with us! Enjoy limited release cider, live music, an array of craft vendors and food vendors, and fun activities for kids. Bring cash, there is no ATM or cash back on site.
