Attractions


19890 Shenandoah School Road, Plymouth, CA, USA
FEATURED Teneral Cellars
Teneral Cellars produces 21 varietals, including Zinfandel, Syrah, Tempranillo, Barbera, Viognier, Petite Sirah, Grenache, Mourvèdre and our signature Sauvignon Blanc. Our Nebbiolo, Sauvignon Blanc and Vermentino have been named best of the Sierra Foothills. The tasting room is located at the front of the estate where the Grand Reserve Inn is located. As a guest of the Grand Reserve Inn you are welcome to a VIP tasting experience. Teneral Cellars is a women-owned and run winery sustainably farming and producing award-winning wines. 10% of profits are donated back to organizations that empower women and support a world more equitable for all.

9401 Main Street, Plymouth, CA 95669, USA
FEATURED - Taste Restaurant
Taste has been selected as one of the Top 100 Wine Restaurants in America by Wine Enthusiast Magazine. Since 2008, Taste has been the recipient of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. Taste is the highest ZAGAT rated restaurant in the Sacramento region.
Call Taste Restaurant at (209) 245-3463 for reservations.

18621 Sherwood St, Plymouth, CA 95669, USA
Amador County Fairgrounds & Event Center
Provides the community a year-round event facility and annual fair that showcases agricultural, historical and cultural diversity in a fun and safe environment.
Visit Amador County Fair & Events Center for upcoming events and more information.

22001 Shenandoah School Rd, Plymouth, CA 95669
Amador Flower Farm
Specializing in daylilies with over 1,000 different varieties available for sale.
Visit the Amador Flower Farm for hours and events.

12222 New York Ranch Rd, Jackson, CA 95642
Jackson Rancheria Casino
Provides casino entertainment and fine dining. 3 miles from quaint shops and antique stores in downtown Jackson, CA.
Visit the Jackson Rancheria Casino for information and events

12594 Kennedy Mine Rd, Jackson, CA 95642
Kennedy Gold Mine
The Kennedy Mine, famous for being one of the deepest gold mines in the world (at 5912 feet), demonstrates how gold changed an entire way of life in California. Between 1848 and 1858, California exploded from being a largely unpopulated agrarian state into a vital, fast growing and exciting part of the United States. Prospected in 1860, reorganized in 1886 and continuously run until 1942, the Kennedy Gold Mine produced approximately $34,280,000 in gold according to the CA Dept. of Conservation. One of the tallest head frames in existence today can be seen at the Kennedy Mine.

71A Main Street, Sutter Creek, CA 95685
Sutter Creek
A wonderful balance of old and new, today’s Sutter Creek maintains its Gold Rush facade while catering to the wants and needs of visitors from around the world. Shop, dine, slumber, stroll, wine taste, and enjoy the quaint atmosphere of Amador County.
Sutter Creek is ideally situated in the heart of the Sierra Foothill Wine Country and is Amador County’s most walkable town with B&Bs, restaurants, and shops along the main street.
Visit the Sutter Creek Business Association for more information and upcoming events