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El Dorado Trail
This nearly 40-mile trail runs from Camino all the way to the border of Sacramento and El Dorado Counties.
Plan Around El Dorado Trail
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El Dorado Trail Details
This nearly 40-mile trail runs from Camino all the way to the border of Sacramento and El Dorado Counties. The part of the trail that travels through the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range is paved, but the rest of the journey is rather rugged and bumpy, so it is better suited for adventurous mountain bikers. If you need to make a pit stop, Placerville, Shingle Springs, and Weber Creek Bridge are a couple of places where you can rest or eat lunch.
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Nearby Parks Around El Dorado Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around El Dorado Trail
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7.3 mi away
Folsom Powerhouse State Historic Park
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Folsom Lake State Recreation Area
This 19,564-acre park surrounds Californias 9th-largest reservoir Folsom Lake.
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Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park
When James W. Marshall discovered gold here in 1848, it created a frenzy that would forever change the shape of Californias history.
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Paradise Beach (Sacramento River )
A short 15-minute drive from downtown Sacramento drops you off at this picturesque beach on the banks of the American River.
21.8 mi away
State Indian Museum
For thousands of years, indigenous tribes inhabited that land of what we now call modern-day California.
