Things To Do in Diamond Springs, California

Inscription. This town, settled in 1848, derived its name from its crystal clear springs. Among the richest in this vicinity its diggings produced a 25 pound nugget, one of the largest in El Dorado County. Its most thriving period ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The oldest fraternal edifice in continuous use on the West Coast. Built on this hillside, not on the main street as in the usual practice for the era. It avoided the ravages of fire which razed the town of Diamond Springs ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Erected in 1852 by, Diamond Springs Lodge No.9, I. O. O. F. Oldest building in constant use, By the Odd Fellows in California, Dedicated to the memory of the, PIONEER ODD FELLOWS, Of El Dorado County by, Marguerite Parlor ... More on HMDB

Hangman's Tree - Plush seating and good music gives Hangman's Tree a good name. The place usually gets filled up by midnight so ... More on clubzone

Inscription. This city in the days of 49 was called “Hangtown”, This was the site of Elstners Hay Yard on which stood the Hangmans Tree: where vigilantes executed many men for various c... More on HMDB

A new parking area is available at Missouri Flat Road. Take the Missouri Flat Exit from Highway 50 and head southeast ... More on TrailLink.com

After you finish walking or biking the newest section of the trail, go into downtown Placerville (you can take the trail to Forni Road and zoom into town) and enjoy this charming old gold-rush town. More on TrailLink.com