El Dorado County Attractions Near Lucinda's Country Inn

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Lucinda's Country Inn is in the heart of the Gold Country. Within minutes are historic attractions, river rafting (www.oars.com/california), alpine skiing, snowshoe trails, hiking trails, rock climbing, caverns to explore, Coloma ( Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park), historic "Hangtown" Placerville with its great shopping in small country shops, and lots of local dining.

And, of course, the Fair Play Wine Region. There are 25 wineries within a five mile radius. Most of the wineries have picnic areas. You can get snacks at some wineries or shop the local markets for cheese and crackers, sandwiches, and more. In Fair Play there are FOUR restaurants for you to choose for lunch, and two for dinner; or Lucinda's can arrange for a catered picnic lunch or dinner (limited menu) for you; with advance notice.

Just minutes away is the Shenandoah Valley of Amador County with 35+ wineries to enjoy. There is Plymouth, Drytown, Amador City, Sutter Creek and Jackson just a short drive from there for dining, antique shops and local boutiques.

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Lake Tahoe is just about one hour away from Fair Play. You can go Highway 50 or Highway 88. Daryl and Cindy quite often go one highway up to Lake Tahoe and the other one back to the bed and breakfast. Both highways are beautiful but their views are wonderfully different.

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One of the many wagons entering Pollock Pines during the Highway 50 Wagon Train's annual June trip. The wagons and riders camp at the community center overnight before heading into Placerville for their final leg of the trip.

 

 

 

(c) Lucinda's Country Inn & Photos by Daryl Sullivan 2004-2012