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Settled in 1848, this "Gold Rush" community still holds
onto its Historic Charm. With the areas largest Historic
Downtown District, shopping is an enjoyable experience
of strolling through unique and charming
shops and restaurants
nestled into buildings of the 1800's. Visitors are sure
to find a one-of-a-kind souvenir to remember your stay
here.
Along with Historic
buildings the City is home to three
museums. These museums give
visitors an insight into the way of life in California's
mining towns. The California State Park's of Columbia
and Railtown 1897, just a short drive from Sonora, are
also a must see to get the full "Mother lode"
experience. The Historic Downtown is also home to the
Central Sierra Arts Council and several art studios
featuring the brilliant work of local artists. Being
known as the regional center for arts and entertainment
visitors can enjoy live theater and year-round
events and festivals. Every
season brings a natural beauty to Sonora. To enjoy this
natural beauty, hike the newly developed
Dragoon Gulch Trail. the
Trail is an easy walk from City lodging and will allow
visitors to experience the beautiful
oak woodlands
surrounding the City.
Visitors can also partake
in the numerous winter and summer outdoor activities
located just outside the City and in the nearby
Stanislaus National Forest. These include skiing,
hiking, boating, swimming and horseback riding.
Beautifully located on the western slopes of the Sierra
Nevada Mountains there is something for everyone in
Sonora making it the perfect destination for your next
weekend get-away or family vacation.
For more Visitor's
Information on the City of Sonora click on the
links below
Tuolumne County Visitor's Bureau
Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce
Historic Sonora Chamber of Commerce
My
Mother Lode
Explorer Sonora Magazine
City of Sonora
Sheala
Wilkinson,
Special Programs Coordinator
94 N. Washington St.
Sonora, CA 95370
Phone: (209) 532-7725
Fax: (209) 532-3511
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