Next top Must-Attend Events in calaveras, California for April and May 2019

See trees that are reportedly 3,000 years old or older in the Calaveras Trees State Park. You cannot imagine the size of the giant sequoias until you come face-to-face with these natural wonders. The park features many trails for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing.

Tour the vineyards, see the wine-making process and sample some vintages at the Ironstone Vineyards and Amphitheater in Murphys. Stroll along the pathways and discover little-secluded spots. Grab a bite to eat at the deli and see the 44-pound gold nugget found in the area. The amphitheater also plays host to year-round celebrity entertainment.

The California Cavern, State Historic Landmark was first discovered during the California Gold Rush and remains a popular attraction today. During tours, visitors see a wide selection of formations that include stalagmites, stalactites and the unusual beaded helictites in the Middle Earth area.

A visit to the community of Angels Camp leaves visitors thinking they stepped into the Old West secondary to the historic buildings and storefronts. Explore the Angels Camp Museum & Carriage House. Three buildings house a variety of exhibits, which include the largest collection of historic carriages and wagons in the country.

Venture to Bear Valley for year-round fun and the stunning scenery of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Enjoy a weekend of glamping. Go hiking, cycling or challenge yourself in Adventure Park on the climbing wall, the obstacles or ropes course.

The northeastern location known as Calaveras County was made famous in Mark Twain's story entitled "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County. In commemoration, the county hosts the annual Jumping Frog Jubilee. The location features giant valleys, sequoia forests and rolling hills along with a variety of caverns. Gold mining was once prominent and the mineral calaverite was discovered here in 1861.