Work and live In the heart of California’s Gold Country. With a growing population of over 44,000 residents Calaveras County offers four seasons of activities including fishing, hunting, biking, hiking, camping, water sports at nine public access lakes from large reservoirs to small mountaintop lakes, snow sports including world class skiing, caves, golfing at six beautiful championship courses, quaint towns, a wide variety of restaurants, museums, art, vineyards, historical landmarks, and much more.
Calaveras County is the perfect spot for day trips. You are just 1 hour from Sacramento, 2 1/2 hours from Tahoe, San Francisco and Yosemite. Elevations range from near sea level in the west to over 7,000 feet in the east. Average temperatures range from 20-40 degrees during winter months to 85-95 during summer months. Average rainfall is 20-40 inches and snowfall can be over 200 inches in the higher elevations. Calaveras County is truly a wonderful place to work and live.
Work and live In the heart of California’s Gold Country. With a growing population of over 44,000 residents Calaveras County offers four seasons of activities including fishing, hunting, biking, hiking, camping, water sports at nine public access lakes from large reservoirs to small mountaintop lakes, snow sports including world class skiing, caves, golfing at six beautiful championship courses, quaint towns, a wide variety of restaurants, museums, art, vineyards, historical landmarks, and much more.
Calaveras County is the perfect spot for day trips. You are just 1 hour from Sacramento, 2 1/2 hours from Tahoe, San Francisco and Yosemite. Elevations range from near sea level in the west to over 7,000 feet in the east. Average temperatures range from 20-40 degrees during winter months to 85-95 during summer months. Average rainfall is 20-40 inches and snowfall can be over 200 inches in the higher elevations. Calaveras County is truly a wonderful place to work and live.