Things To Do in Coulterville, California

Northern Mariposa County History Center in Coulterville, CA is one of more than 15,400 museums in the Museu... More on MuseumsUSA.org

We had a great lunch at a real old western bar across the street at the Historic Hotel Jeffrey's Magnolia S... More on TripAdvisor

Magnolia Salon and Hotel Jeffrey in Coulterville, CA is one of more than 15,400 museums in the MuseumsUSA directory. Find ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Inscription. From a vista point near the 1,156 long, 130 foot high bridge, completed in 1966, the site of Bagby lies east under, and sometimes exposed beside, the back waters of Lake McClure. Bagby's history passed through three definite ... More on HMDB

Inscription. George W. Coulter started a Tent Store here, early in 1850 to supply hundreds of miners working the rich placers of Maxwell, Boneyard and Black Creeks. The settlement was called Banderita, from the flag flying over Coulters ... More on HMDB

When you are looking for antiques from the Gold Rush era in California, this is the place. You will find glassware and hand-painted ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. This eight-ton, short-wheel base, wood burning locomotive, built by the H. K. Porter Co. of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, was delivered to the Merced Mining Company of Coulterville in 1897. All of "Billys" active life was ... More on HMDB

We are a street bike tour group that offers you hassle-free planning for your riding adventures. We’re based in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains at the southern end of the Mother Lode, on the Golden Chain Highway 49. Our guided ... More on go_california

At last check, daily parking was free. If you are going to camp, there is a camping fee of $10 per site, and a beach camping fee of $2.00 per person, per night. To get to the Trail: From Merced, tr... More on TrailLink.com

The south end of the trail is nearly impassable. The banks have washed out and covered the trail with loose scree. The only remnant of the trail is a 6 inch wide single track with a severe drop off... More on TrailLink.com