Cheap Things To Do in Arnold, California

Calaveras became a State Park in 1931 to preserve the North Grove of giant sequoias. This grove includes th... More on Parks

The park is at about 5,000 feet and is located right off Highway 4 about 5 minutes east of Arnold. More on Epinions.com

Inscription. A cooperative project of, Sierra Pacific Industries, and, Stanislaus National Forest. Site of original 1962, bridge destroyed in, mudslide January 1, 1997. , Location. 38° 19.294′ N, 120° 13.022′ ... More on HMDB

One of only 75 remaining groves of giant sequoia, the South Grove of Calaveras Big Trees State Park is a truly inspiring sight. This loop trail passes through previously logged-over land to reach a... More on Trails

Beautiful trail. The trees are amazing. The hike is fairly easy but you wil More on Trails

Inscription. White Pines was constructed by American Forest Properties, Inc. at the site of former White Pines operation of Blagen Lumber Co. The community of White Pines, which was founded by Frank Blagen, the company president, ... More on HMDB

The interpretive trail through the North Grove of Sierra redwood trees offers hikers of all ages and abilities a detailed, up-close, and inside view of these impressive giants. Clearly signed and w... More on Trails

Very nice trail for the begginer nature hike, very flat and well maintained More on Trails

The Sierra Nevada Logging Museum will be a high quality regional museum that will tell the story of logging and related industries in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California – from the time when gold was discovered in 1848, until ... More on MuseumStuff.com

The exhibits at the Sierra Nevada Logging Museum highlight economic, technological, social, and cultural contributions made throughout the region by loggers and the logging industry. Interior displ... More on Heritage

The Sierra Nevada Logging Museum on Dunbar Road, located in White Pines on the historic site of the Blagen Sawmill's workers homes, is a high-quality regional facility totally devoted to displaying... More on uptake_content

Stop by and enjoy the current displays or become a member or supporter. More on Bearvalleyvillage.com

Inscription. About 200 yards offshore, in what was once Silver Valley lies the Reynolds House. This house appears on an 1878 General Land Office map and was probably one of the many road houses alo... More on HMDB

Inscription. Bedrock mortars were made by Native California Women. The cup shapes were worn smooth by repeated pounding and grinding for use in processing food. Both the Washoe and Miwuk Tribes tra... More on HMDB

Inscription. [ Dedication plaque mounted on Pine Tree near entrance to the park: ], Bruce Linebaugh: In memory of, Bruce Linebaugh, Member of one of, White Pines, founding families. Log truck driver, for over 50 years, and faithful, ... More on HMDB