Calaveras County is in California. From the Gold Country in the west, this county extends east into the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Other Muslim friendly Cities in Calaveras County

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Gold Country

The following Calaveras County cities are in the Gold Country:

• Angels Camp GPS 38.0683,-120.5397
• Murphys GPS 38.1375,-120.4597

Sierra Nevada

The following Calaveras County cities are in the Sierra Nevada mountains:

• Arnold (California) | Arnold GPS 38.25,-120.35

Other Muslim Friendly Destinations in Calaveras County

Calaveras Big Trees State Park - GPS 38.2728 ,-120.291|tollfree= |fax= |hours=Sunrise to sunset - $10 per vehicle Calaveras Big Trees State Park - CalaverasBigTrees1.jpg - . This 6,498 acre park preserves two groves of giant sequoia trees, with the easily-accessible north grove home to roughly 100 trees, while the more remote south grove is home to about 1,000 trees. It has been a tourist destination since 1852 and is considered the longest continuously operated tourist facility in California. A campground is available from March through November.

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• Neighboring counties

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• Amador County GPS 38.46,-120.56 - Calaveras County's neighbor to the north, Amador County was home to several mines during the Gold Rush, including the Kennedy Mine in Jackson (California) | Jackson which was the deepest gold mine of its time. Today the county is known for its Zinfandel, with the Shenandoah Valley home to over forty wineries. Visitors may also enjoy Black Chasm Cavern in Volcano (California) | Volcano, historic buildings and outdoor activities such as skiing, camping and fishing.
• Alpine County GPS 38.58,-119.80 - Located east of Calaveras County, sparsely populated Alpine County advertises itself with the slogan "two people per square mile and you", making it a good option for a quiet mountain getaway.Attractions include the hot spring pools at Grover Hot Springs State Park, amazing views of the Sierra Nevada|Sierras from the Ebbetts Pass National Scenic Byway and the excellent winter skiing at Kirkwood (California) | Kirkwood Mountain Resort.
• Tuolumne County GPS 38.02,-119.94 - Calaveras County's southeastern neighbor was one of California's original counties at the time of statehood and today offers a glimpse into the region's gold mining and logging history, as well as numerous opportunities for outdoor recreation. Portions of Yosemite National Park lie in the county and with limited parking and lodging inside of the park, the YARTS shuttle system makes the county's towns an option to consider for park visitors.
• Stanislaus County GPS 37.60,-120.94 - While still primarily an agricultural county known for its almond trees, in recent years parts of Calaveras County's southwestern neighbor have been transforming into a bedroom community for people trying to escape the high housing costs of the Bay Area. Travelers will find plenty of amenities, although most only see Stanislaus County while passing through on their way elsewhere.
• San Joaquin County GPS 37.89,-121.27 - San Joaquin County lies to the West of Calaveras County on the eastern edge of the California Delta, an estuary formed by the confluence of the San Joaquin and Sacramento rivers. Nicknamed "California's Holland" due to the extensive levee system, the area is an interesting place to explore by car or boat. Stockton (California) | Stockton is the county's largest city and is notable for being the world's most inland natural seaport.

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