Empire Mine State Historic Park is a beautiful and historic park located in Grass Valley, California. The park is home to the Empire Mine, which was once one of the richest and largest gold mines in California. Visitors to the park can take guided tours of the mine, explore the extensive grounds and gardens, and learn about the history of the mine and the people who worked there.
Donner Lake is a freshwater lake in Northeast California on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada and about 20 miles (32 km) northwest of the much larger Lake Tahoe.
The Tahoe-Pyramid Trail is based on a vision for a trail that would follow the entire length of the Truckee River, from its source at forested Lake Tahoe (6225’/1897m) to the desert terminus of Pyramid Lake (3796’/1157m). The trail can be enjoyed by hikers, runners, walkers, or cyclists.
Safeway Grass Valley offers a convenient and friendly grocery experience! From the wide selection of groceries to bakery and fresh produce, Safeway has got you covered! The bakery features customizable cakes, cupcakes and more, made to order.
Condon Park is an 80-acre Regional Park with a disc golf course, skate park, bocce ball courts, baseball fields, basketball courts, walking trails, fishing pond, arboretum, reception hall, and two group BBQ areas and individual picnic sites.
Montoliva Vineyard has a higher degree of clonal diversity than any other Sangiovese vineyard in California. By combining these exciting grapes with the old world tradition of planting vines very close together, it is blessed each year with a bounty of very high quality fruit.
North San Juan is a small, unincorporated community in Nevada County, California. It's located in the Sierra Nevada foothills, about 20 miles northwest of Nevada City, the county seat. North San Juan is situated along State Route 49, which is a scenic route known for its historical significance during the California Gold Rush. The population was 225 at the 2020 census.
Nisenan Tribute Site Trail Head memorializes the early contributions of native Nisenan and Chinese people to the history of this place. A suspension bridge spans a beautiful section of Deer Creek, connecting to the Environs Trail on the other side.
Crystal Hermitage Gardens is a beautiful garden located in the Ananda Village, just outside of Nevada City, California. The garden is home to over 16,000 tulips, daffodils, and other spring flowers, making it a popular destination for visitors during the spring season.
BriarPatch Co-op is the leading natural food store in Nevada County. We are a vibrant, important community hub for gathering and for dialogue and learning about healthful food.
Save Mart Supermarkets, founded in 1952, is a full service grocery store chain that's family owned and operated. We take care to help you provide your family the freshest foods at affordable prices.
Museum of Ancient and Modern Art, Northern California's Unique Art Museum, known for its Free Saturday Morning Children's Art Classes, TAP Tours to schools, its 18th Dynasty Egyptian Gold Collection, world-class Exhibits, educational Fine Art Benefit Auctions, Mummies, Meteorites, Dinosaurs & more.
Western Gateway Park is a 87 acre park open to the public. The park hosts many large festivals, concerts and functions each year and is an excellent venue for weddings, parties and fund raisers.
Purchased by the Land Trust in 2010 and conveyed to California State Parks in 2012 as an addition to Donner Memorial State Park, Donner Summit Canyon is the gateway to perhaps the most important square mile in California’s history.
This 1,659-foot Historic Summit Tunnel is an old abandoned railroad tunnel and is one of the best hikes in the area. It was the railroad built by Chinese workers that completed in August 1867.
Piping Rock Equestrian Center is an equestrian center committed to fostering horsemanship in the community. It welcomes all skill levels here to make new friends and create new memories. It offers trail rides to the public, summer camps for kids, and a year-around riding academy.
The Grass Valley Museum is a small museum located in the historic Condon Building, which was built in 1854 and is one of the oldest buildings in Grass Valley. The museum features exhibits and artifacts related to the history of Grass Valley and the surrounding area, including the town's mining and agricultural heritage.
