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Table of Contents This annual publication is produced by the 10 Mural artist Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce 12 Tevis Cup 1030 High Street, Auburn 14 The Pour Choice (530) 885-5656 or (800) 927-7355 16 Western States Run auburnjournal.com 20 Fast Fridays Publisher: 22 Nicholson Glass Tom Kirk (530) 852-0250, [email protected] 24 Wildflower hikes 26 Assistance League Associate publisher: 27 Storytelling Festival Bill Sullivan (916) 351-3750, [email protected] 30 Farmers’ market 31 Old Town Pizza Advertising director 32 String Fling Beth O’Brien, (530) 852-0223, [email protected] 34 Garlic farming 38 Wine and beer trail map Design and Content Manager 40 Future flyers Julie Miller, [email protected]; 42 Crooked Lane Brewery Graphic Designer 44 Tap and Vien Aaron Tweeton, [email protected] 46 Auburn Walking Tour Photos 48 Calendar of events Auburn Journal File Photos 54 Things to Do Copyright 2018. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be repro- 58 Auburn State Recreation Area Map duced without written permission of the publisher. The publisher shall not be 60 Directory – Alphabetical responsible for any liabilities arising from the publication of copy provided by any advertiser for Discover Auburn. Further, it shall not be liable for any act of 68 Directory – Category Cover photo by Julie Miller omission on the part of the advertiser pertaining to their published advertise- ment in Discover Auburn. A publication of the Gold Country Media.

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Together: John ast month for the Endurance Capital 50 percent will finish the race. and Karen Donley of the World and runners near and far It begins at Robie Equestrian park at 7,000 were among the L was Western States 100. This month, feet elevation south of Truckee goes through first riders leaving it’s Tevis Cup’s turn to take to the Western rugged miles of ascending and descending the Robinson Flat States trail. before reaching Old Town Auburn. checkpoint last year Around 200 horses and riders will take on “Due to the remoteness and inaccessibility during the Tevis the 100-mile race from Squaw Valley to Au- of the trail, the Tevis Cup Ride differs substan- Cup 100-mile trail burn. Last year, the weather was cool with a tially from other organized endurance riding ride. bit a of rain and 56 percent of entrants fin- events,” says the Tevis Cup website. “Ade- ished the race. That’s about typical, generally quate physical training and preparation for

12 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce A decade of a narrow bypass trail to endurance: the right.” Frank Smith and By taking the bypass, his wife, Joannie however, riders who do so Smith, attend are missing a great photo to Frank’s mule, opportunity. Raptor, at the In order to qualify for Robinson Flat this endurance race, riders checkpoint. 2017 must have completed 300 was the 10th miles of rides by approved year Smith has organizations that were at ridden a mule least 50 miles each or lon- in the historic ger. The other way in is if ride, completing the rider has ridden the it each of the Western States Trail Ride previous times. previously. The horse must also be at least 6 years old. Along the trail, there are both horse and rider are is a volcanic outcropping forward and light in the check points with veterinar- of the utmost importance. between the Lion Ridge saddle, but not restrictive, ians who ensure horses are The mountains, although and Red Ridge points on contact on his mouth and fit to continue on. A total beautiful, are relentless in the trail. most importantly — keep of about 20 veterinarians their challenge and unfor- “Most problems occur your horse moving for- and 800 volunteers are on giving to the ill-prepared.” when the rider allows the ward to the top! If the lines hand during the race. Cougar Rock could be horse to stop and think are too long at the base of No wonder Time Maga- one of the most daunting about it,” the website says Cougar Rock or you would zine named it as a Top Ten parts of the trail. The rock and offers these tips: “Stay simply rather not, there is Toughest Endurance Event.

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n June 23 starting at 5 and Auburn, runners experience a.m. in Squaw Valley, 369 the majestic high country beauty O runners will begin a 100- of Emigrant Pass and the Gran- mile run until they reach Placer ite Chief Wilderness, the crucible High School’s LeFebvre Staduim of the canyons of the California in Auburn. Craig Thornley, race gold country, a memorable cross- director of Western States Endur- ing of the ice-cold waters of the ance Run gave a brief overview main stem of the Middle Fork of of what the nonprofit has done the American River and during and continues to do to improve the latter stages, the historic red- the lives of runners. dish-brown-colored trails that Buckles: Runners who finish under 24 The historic Western States led gold-seeking prospectors and hours will receive a handmade silver belt 100-Mile Endurance Run start- homesteading pilgrims alike to buckle. Runners who finish between 24 ed in 1974 with Gordy Ainsleigh. the welcoming arms of Auburn. and 30 hours will receive a bronze belt The run’s website states that in “People run in and out of can- buckle. the miles between Squaw Valley yons and through some mining

16 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce history near old equipment,” Thorn- years, they get double tickets for the next morning. However, he adds ley said. lottery. that the Golden Hour between 10 Since the race goes through Gran- Sponsors for this event help keep a.m. and 11 a.m. is when there are ite Chief Wilderness, organized the cost low for participants at $410, more people than any other and in- events are not allowed in the area. unlike other races. Some sponsors spiring for those present at the fin- After a long process, the Western include Altra, MicroLumen, VESPA, ish line to watch. States Endurance Run was grandfa- Comstock Heritage, Red Bull and “These are the people who have thered in and allowed to go through more. jobs and families and have man- the wilderness. The only stipulation The Western States Endurance aged to run all the way to Auburn to this agreement was that no more Run organization invites all commu- from Squaw Valley, it is incredible to than 369 runners could be in the nity members from Auburn and oth- witness,” Thornley said. “I say it is a race each year. er local communities out to watch juxtaposition of human exhaustion Thornley explains that they have the runners, at least to the finish and human achievement which is had over 5,000 applicants for the lines. hard to duplicate; if everyone could 369 slots. They use a lottery sys- Thornley explains that the first spend time at the Western States tem for those who qualify for the runners come in around 7 p.m. and Finish Line, I think the world would race, and if applicants apply various then continue to come in until the be a better place.”

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By Paige smith ▼ File photos ith summer just start out the 2018 season, we At the events there are around the corner, will be running 19 events this food and beer concessions W the annual events year,” Joiner said. “We will — something for all age for the season arise, includ- also be putting on a Speed- groups. It is reveled for their ing Fast Fridays. Fast Fridays way demonstration at the clean venue and even their is back with minimal changes 4th of July celebration at the restrooms. as they are ready for guests to fairgrounds.” “I had a guy come up to me come out and enjoy another This is Joiner’s 24th season from Canada and has been year of the motorsport. running Fast Fridays. When to speedways all around the Dave Joiner, co-owner and he first took over Fast Fridays country and in Canada who promoter of Fast Fridays Mo- it was a bit rough around the pulled me aside and told me, torcycle Speedway, is busy edges, but since, it has been ‘you’ve got the cleanest bath- setting every thing up to have cleaned it up a bit. It has been rooms of any speedway I have another successful year. voted Best of the Best for ever been to,’” Joiner said. “We are very excited to Entertainment. They are highly rewarded

20 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Voted best whether it is from their cus- “We have emerged in Auburn as entertainment: tomer satisfaction, rider sat- The 2018 season isfaction and even actual the No. 1 speedway in America. will run 19 events. awards and rankings. They There is a ranking list in the world Fast Fridays will be have been awarded the AMA hosting a speedway Track Racing Promoters of and we are ranked 43 in the world, demonstration at the Year three times. that is out of about 300 tracks.” he the 4th of July “We have emerged in Au- Dave Joiner, Fast Fridays Motorcycle Speedway co-owner celebration at the burn as the No. 1 speedway in and promoter fairgrounds. America,” Joiner said. “There is a ranking list in the world appreciate the business,” photos with the riders. and we are ranked 43 in the Joiner said. “We are really One longtime guest even world, that is out of about 300 into satisfying those people celebrated his 100th birthday tracks.” who come out and support at the Speedway but passed When visiting the track this us.” away shortly after. summer, Joiner welcomes a The most satisfying part for “He seemed really satisfied greeting at the end of the him is at the exit gate when a coming to the Speedway on night and feedback. parent comes along with the a regular basis and he was “One thing I do almost kids and they all have a smile excited that the kids liked every Friday night is go to on their face. The kids can it too,” Joiner said. “We re- the exit gate and thank ev- go down in the pits after the ally do have something for erybody for coming, we races, get autographs and everyone.”

Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Discover Auburn 2018-2019 21 A time for transition Nicholson Blown Glass ‘keeps it fresh’

story and photos By Jamie Hazelton ucked away just off of Highway 49 Nicholson out toward Hidden Falls, sits the nine- Blown T acre Nicholson Blown Glass studio. Rick and Janet Nicholson have been creat- Glass ing blown glass art since 1981. This year they 555 Bell Road, Auburn have decided to ease back from the business Open for events and by a bit and travel. With the upcoming North appointment only. Auburn Art Studios Tour, Rick sees the event 530-823-1631 as a transition. nicholsonblownglass. Taking over the helm is one of the Nich- com olson’s daughter, Hannah and her friend, Alana van Altena. Nicholson Blown Glass is a team of five — one for metal work and four on glass blowing, depending on the complexity of the piece. Layers of colored and clear glass from as far away as Germany and New Zealand are combined through a special lamination process. Inside the studio, blue grass tunes play while glass artists concentrate on forming what will soon be a cactus vase. The studio tour will feature Han- nah and Alana’s new pieces that have not been shown before. “This year will be different from the past. We like to keep it fresh for customers and ourselves,” Rick said. The studio will be demonstrating both on accident.” days of the tour. “A plate folded and stuck to itself. Custom- What may look like a random process is a ers wanted more. It was hard to duplicate. planned out piece. Too much randomness but then it evolved,” “We make the smaller fragile pieces first. he explained. Like the flowers for our cactus,” Alana said. The glass studio configures to what the Alana references Hannah’s sketch as she artists are creating at the time. forms the shape of the cactus. “It’s hard to do this for fun because the “She draws more than I do and has more furnace runs all the time. It’s never off,” Rick drawing skills. It’s really helpful. It’s hard to said. go backwards,” Alana said. “It’s easier to communicate with your team member than explain what your thinking,” Rick said. Nicholson Blown glass often uses sketch- es in mockups for commercial projects. The customer needs to have an accurate idea of what to expect. The largest piece was 26 plates for a medical facility in Tennessee. The person installing it needs to accurately know how to lay out the installation. Janet and Rick started with small vases in the beginning. The plates that they are known for were, according to Rick, “halfway

Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Discover Auburn 2018-2019 23 Waterfalls and wildflowers Auburn State Recreation Area is rich in colors, growth in spring

story and photo By Jamie Hazelton

he window of opportunity to experience wildflowers brighten T the foothills can be brief but visually satisfying. So where are the best spots to snap a photo? Foothills Magazine sought out the expertise of Eric Peach, a longtime volunteer with Protect the American River Canyon (PARC). According to Peach, in early spring, wildflowers can be found in the south facing slopes, facing Cool and Coloma, which ab- sorb more light due to the southern expo- sure to the sun. Wildflowers typically bloom from mid-March until May. “I look for the folds in the river canyon and can tell a bit where they will be,” Eric Church of Protect the American River Can- yons said. Peach recommends PARC’s book “The American River: Insiders Guide to Recre- ation, Ecology, and Cultural History of the North, Middle and South Forks” to learn more about the American River watershed. Here are some trails with both springtime wildflowers and waterfalls, Peach recommends from the guide book:

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80 Western States Trail Auburn Mountain Quarries Railroad Lincoln Way Bed Section Foresthill Road Length: 2 miles one way 49 Time: one hour P Difficulty: Easy to moderate Auburn State Gate Elevation Change: 500 feet Recreation Area 138 Gate Headquarters The trail is an abandoned bed of the Mountain Quar- 130 ry Railroad. The river can be seen for its entire length of P P this short, most easily accessed section of the Western Gate Gate 136 Canyon 112 States Trail. It is fairly wide and level in most places. The Robie Creek Point Falls trail crosses the Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge also stern We States Trail - M 49 known as “No Hands Bridge.” Concrete remains of tres- ounta Gate  Gates in 131 134 Qua tle abutments can be found along the trail. What some rrie P & s R d 135 ailroad Be Gate folks call the Black Hole of Calcutta is halfway along the 150 Gate 137 trail. The trail crosses what is officially named Canyon Gate Creek Falls with a new footbridge. This trail can be ac- 139 Gate P cessed from the west by parking at Robie Point and hik- 151 P ing at half mile down to the Western States Trail for from the east where highway 49 crosses the American River.

Colfax 80 Windy Point Trail Length: 1.5 miles one way Time: 45 minutes Iowa Hill Road Difficulty: Moderate to difficult Elevation Change: 550 feet This challenging trail is short and sweet. When timed right, this trail offers a breath-taking wildflower display. The hillside is covered in yellow, blue and purple wildflowers.T he old miners’ trail is narrow with loose rocks P and steep drop offs. As the trail narrows in the beginning, look back and to the north to view the “Cape Horn” section of the first transcontinental railroad built in the 1860s and is still in use today. The river can be heard long before being seen. Watch out for poison oak along the to Iowa trail. Caution, the creek may be too hazardous to cross Hill Windy Point Trail in high water. The hike back can be steep and hot. Drive carefully on Iowa Hill since some places are not wide enough for two vehicles.

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estled in the corner of Fiddler teach students various social issues. education. Last year they assisted 100 Green Plaza rests the wel- The puppets perform for students in adults. Ncoming Assistance League of kindergarten to third grade. Assisteens is a new auxiliary of As- Greater Placer Thrift Shop. Residents “The puppeteers present educational sistance League of Greater Placer, from all over the area shop and do- scripts that they memorize,” Vicki said. which provides hands-on volunteer nate gently used clothing, home mer- On the third-grade team, the pup- and leadership opportunities for chandise and children’s toys. The thrift pets share the story of bullying. Stu- teens to develop a sense of commu- shop is the largest source of income dents learn and interact with the nity responsibility, self-reliance, vol- for many philanthropic programs, and puppets and take away life lessons. unteerism and leadership. is staffed 100 percent by volunteers. These presentations are very popular There is a Legacy of Literacy book Highlighted below are just a few of among the students and the schools drive where donations of new and the ways in which Assistance League have come to count on them each gently used books are made to the impacts the community. year. thrift shop. The books will be going Operation School Bell is their signa- Competencies for Independent Liv- to local kindergarten through third- ture program, providing 1,780 chil- ing takes place at Koinonia Commu- grade students, many whom have dren with new clothing and shoes last nity School in Loomis. The school is never owned a book. The drive will year. Children attending the shop- part of an adolescent recovery pro- culminate 1 p.m. Feb. 24 with a spe- ping events are referred through gram for foster youth aged 13 to 18. cial event in the thrift shop’s parking schools throughout Placer County. From January to May, volunteers vis- lot at 1263 Grass Valley Highway. “One boy told me recently, ‘this it weekly to teach students life skills, The nonprofit organizes events an- is the first time I have gotten a new such as taking care of their bodies, nually to raise funds for their philan- pair of shoes,’’’ member Vicki Harris their clothing, how to eat balanced thropic programs, including a Bingo said, “We hear this all the time.” meals, basic budgeting, preparing Roundup in April, Tea and Fashion Last year the nonprofit delivered for job interviews and looking for an Show in October, and the Annual Ap- backpacks, school supplies and dic- apartment. Most of these students peal. This spring, tickets sold for the tionaries to 3,354 school children, have never been taught these basic May 27 Sacramento River Cats game as well as tutored 265 students for life skills and look forward to the vol- will support the Assistance League of 932 hours of classroom time. Assis- unteer visits. Greater Placer. Make sure to mention tance League of Greater Placer also Assistance League’s Dressing for the cause. provides scholarships for students Success program helps men and To see a full list of philanthropic in need who qualify. Last year they women with clothing for interviews programs or to join the 242 current awarded $19,000 to graduates of al- and jobs. People in difficult situa- volunteers of Assistance League of ternative high schools. tions and returning to the work place Greater Placer, visit: assistanceleague. Through Kids on the Block, mem- are recommend to the organization org/greater-placer and look for them ber puppeteers go to local schools to through work programs and adult on Facebook and Instagram.

26 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Storytelling Festival will delight and Entice By Tessa Marguerite

tories are universal. They reach learning the art of telling will take props. across countries, cultures and place. The workshop, lead by Mariana The evening’s schedule concludes Sgenerations and can be used to deCroes, will focus on helping kids with several experienced tellers who teach, entertain and amuse. To help in- deal with bullying, lack of confidence will delight, shock and entertain audi- spire new tellers and continue the art and fear and other important topics ences with their tales. Tellers include of storytelling, the Foothill Storytell- through telling stories. “It’s a won- Tom Wade, Linda Kennedy, Chery An- ing Guild is again hosting the Auburn derful workshop for any parent, or derson, award-winning international Winter Storytelling Festival in January grandparent or teacher,” said Chery teller Izzi Tooninsky and Mariana de- at the General Gomez Art Center. Anderson, publicity director for the Croes who will tell about her experi- This all-day, third annual event is Foothill Storytelling Guild and one of ences living in England, India, Portugal brimming with stories in all shapes this year’s featured tellers. “Anyone and Spain. and sizes, from all ages and experi- working with children would be able In previous years, there was a saga ence levels of tellers from Auburn, Ne- to give these techniques.” of a lovely, young heifer that was tak- vada City, Penn Valley, Palm Springs, The afternoon will be filled with en to be serviced by a big ugly Brah- Sebastopol and Lincoln. stories for grown-ups starting with ma bull; the tale of the holiday pie The festivities will begin with a chil- Open Telling, where anyone in the lost from the top of Dad’s car when dren’s hour featuring musical stories audience can stand up and tell a sto- from entertainer Joan McCammon and he went for batteries; and last year ry. Next the Liar’s Contest will test the early childhood professor Ed Lewis. the story of the surrender of General art of fibbing and the biggest fish After several local children’s groups Lee. What will it be this time? Only will win a trophy. There is a five-min- gain experience speaking before the Storytelling Festival will tell. ute limit to each lie. It must be fami- audiences, a workshop for those Learn more at foothillstorytelling- ly-friendly and told with no notes or guild.com.

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resh veggies and fruit. The addresses and where to follow on honey, meats and coffee are avail- whiff of hot kettle corn. Live social media. This is handy if you able from various vendors. You’ll F music and ambient hustle and want to contact the vendor, provide also find a number of prepared bustle. All things to expect in your feedback, or order directly. foods you can snack on while at neighborhood farmers’ market in the market, such as vegan pestos warmer seasons. What to expect from Township Valley Farm, sprout- But what about the winter or You could easily turn a trip to the ed hummus from Zena Foods, sin- early spring? Is it slim pickins’ farmers’ market a date for brunch, gle-serving treats from Andolin’s due to seasonal closures of many followed by stocking up for a multi- Pies, garlic spreads from Garlish, bot- markets? Not so with these year- ple-course meal at home. The variety tled kombucha from Nash’s, pastries round markets. of produce changes with the season, from the Baker and the Cakemak- so check the PlacerGROWN website er, and chocolate chip cookies from Finding year-round at placergrown.org to see what’s Foresthill Cookies using Benjamin available. For early March, you can Franklin’s original recipe (at least markets in Placer County expect to find: that’s what the folks at Foresthill During the winter months, Auburn Fruit: apples, lemons, limes, Cookies said.) and Roseville are the places to go for mandarins, persimmons, fresh Placer grown produce. pomegranates and oranges. More to ‘spring’ up this year Vegetables: beets, broccoli, cabbage, If you found the selection of avail- Saturdays in Auburn carrots, cucumbers, kohlrabi, leeks, When: 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday able markets limiting, there’s more mushrooms, onions, potatoes, year round markets to come as the season pumpkins, radishes, snap peas, Where: Auburn-Folsom Road and warms up, especially in June. Here’s turnips and squash. Lincoln Way, Auburn a list of PlacerGROWN markets and Salad greens and herbs: arugula, Asian when you can visit them. greens (bok choy, tat soi), collard Look for the signs Auburn greens, garlic, kale, lettuce, oregano, At most PlacerGROWN farmers’ When: Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 1 rosemary, scallions, spinach, sprouts, markets, vendors display a placard p.m. begining June 28 swiss chard, watercress, wheatgrass. showing important information Where: DeWitt Center, at Richardson Regardless of the season eggs, such as contact numbers, website Drive and B Avenue

30 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Come and take a slice Old town pizza is still a favorite

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armth and comfort — yeast, oil and sugar. pepperoni, sausage, linguica, Old nothing quite symbol- “We make it fresh every salami, mushroom, yellow on- Town W izes Old Town Pizza like day,” Browning said. “Not all ion and black olive. Pizza those two words and they de- pizza doughs have oil, but we “Just kind of a good ol’ clas- 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. pict fuzzy feelings during the use oil. You have to have sugar sic,” Styler said. daily holidays. because that is what the yeast Styler’s particular favorite is 150 Sacramento Travelers for the holidays, ski- eats.” the Gunfighter’s Pesto with pe- St., Auburn ers headed toward the moun- All batches start with 25 sto sauce, tomato, fresh basil, 530-888-7600 tains, as well as locals, flock pounds of flour and the team garlic and feta cheese, where- otpizza.net to OTP, building a line that often makes around 10 batches as Browning prefers the Miner stretches out the door come on a Friday or Saturday night. consisting of pepperoni, sau- winter time. This is one of Au- One batch can make about sage, linguica and real bacon. burn’s go-to eateries. 30 medium pizzas and two In fact there is no limit to the “A lot of people who come pounds of the dough will make toppings that can be added to from Sacramento or the Bay one family-size pizza. a pizza because it is all based Area, this is their stop-over “Consistency is so critical,” on ratio. As long as it can fit in with their kids,” said Auburn’s Browning said. “A customer the conveyer gas-fired oven, it general manager, Laura Styler. who loves you wants that ex- can be done. While the line for a table perience every time.” Another option besides pizza might seem never-ending, the That is why when Brown- is the Wrap Dog. It is a hot dog wait-times are on average no ing bought the company wrapped in pizza dough and more than 10 to 15 minutes. back in 2002 he opted not to baked. Customers can even add While no pizza in the area is change the original recipes. toppings for even more fun. exactly the same, OTP’s pizza Some of the more popular fla- “We generally won’t say no,” stands out with its dough. The vors are the classic pepperoni Browning said. “If we can do it, recipe is a blend of flour, water, or the Motherlode, which is it’s silly to say no.”

Continued on pagPublicatione 18 ›› of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Discover Auburn 2018-2019 31 Get strumin’ at the String Fling Auburn Rec’s 2018 Acoustic Guitar Festival

019 marks the fourth year the festival,” said current committee of the Auburn Recreation member and co-founder of String 2 District’s (ARD) annual Acoustic Fling Preston Marx. “ The event has Guitar Festival, dubbed the “String grown quickly in popularity and the Fling.” The festival has expanded addition of pre-workshop concerts to include three separate events — with the instructors has been a tre- a performer/instructor showcase, mendous draw. Each year we hope a feature artist concert, and the to add notable musicians and in- instructional workshops. structors to evolve the festival into a The instructional workshops will multi-day event that will bring peo- take place on May 4 at the ARD ple to Auburn in order to enjoy our Canyon View Community Center. beautiful city.” The workshops run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Classes range from blues to classical guitar, and students can learn di- String Fling 4th annual Acoustic Guitar rectly from the headlining perform- Festival “String Fling Con- ers. This year features a “beginners cert”: Keith Little track” with local teachers for folks Presented by ARD at the or kids new to the guitar. This is a State Theater. Festival Can- remarkable opportunity for guitar yon View Community Center players in Placer County to not only 7:30 p.m. May 3, 2019; hear renowned musicians, but also and 9 a.m. Festival to meet and study with them in a May 4, 2019 small classroom setting. 530-863-4615, “We are very pleased to be work- auburnrec.com ing with ARD in our third year of $25/$30 at the door

32 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce JoinJoinYear-round EVENTS Us!Us! (see back of magazine) | CLASSES for kids, teens and adults Facility RENTALS | Discovery Club AFTER SCHOOL programs | Summer CAMPS SWIMMING Lessons | Youth and Adult SPORT TEAMS MORE ABOUT THE AUBURN RECREATION DISTRICT: AuburnRec.com Garlic goodness several varieties grown in the area By Gloria Young photos by Jamie Hazelton

armers sometimes describe garlic as a crop for the holidays. F “You plant it around Halloween, weed it at Christmas, feed it at Easter and harvest it around Labor Day,” said Patrick Bollinger at Foothill Roots Farm in Meadow Vista. The Bollingers — Patrick and his wife, Diane — have about 3,000 square feet devoted to garlic. They grow half-a-dozen varieties — this year it is Chesnok Red, Music, Kabar, Maskiji, Mount St. Helens and Susanville. In all, Bollinger estimates the crop produces about 4,000 bulbs each season. There’s more to garlic than the softneck variety — California late and California early — that you find at the supermarket. There are also the hardneck varieties. “You won’t find hardneck garlic varieties in the store because they are not commercially grown,” Bollinger said. “The hardnecks have a lot more flavor and a lot more diversity in flavor. The cloves are Garlic growers larger and are easier to peel.” It’s the easy peeling that makes it unpopular for Foothill Roots Farm, Placer Hills Road, Meadow Vista commercial use. 530-637-8704 “Because they are wrapped more loosely, they Diane and Patrick Bollinger don’t keep as well and dry out earlier,” he said. The Bollingers sell softneck and hardneck varieties Dave Faoro throughout the summer at their farm stand on Plac- Veneto Gardens, er Hills Road. 9101 Rock Springs Road, Because of its shorter shelf life, the Bollingers sell Newcastle the hardneck varieties first. [email protected] Softneck varieties can be stored for six or nine 916 - 803-5654 months while hardnecks last only three to six Facebook the veneto garden. months, according to grower Dave Faoro at Veneto Gardens in Newcastle. On the other hand, elephant garlic is not garlic. “It is a leek with a bulb,” Faoro said. Garlic reproduces through cloning — breaking the bulb apart and then planting the cloves, which

34 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce then sprout — repeating the growing monitor them for any supplementing “But they are very sweet and garlicky.” process. feedings. Harvest time for fully ripened garlic is Faoro recommends using seed garlic. As the crop ripens, it produces some in early summer. The next step is curing. “If you are starting out, you can get short-term treats. “We cure it in the shade, which gives seed garlic from a nursery or online,” he Green garlic, which looks like a scal- it time for the greens to die down,” said. “But is should be seed garlic, not lion, is the early-stage garlic that is Bollinger said. “Through the drying pro- normal garlic. You can use organic garlic. pulled out of the ground when the beds cess, it seals itself up.” Make sure no one has sprayed anything are thinned in early spring. Garlic bulbs should be stored at room on it that would stop it from sprouting.” “That gives the (remaining) plants temperature, on a counter or in a pantry. After planting, Faoro recommends more room to grow and form bulbs,” “Don’t store it in a bag,” he said. “It putting down mulch. He uses rice straw Bollinger said. wants to be able to breathe.” because it doesn’t have seed in it. Use green garlic in any dish that calls It’s not necessary, in fact it is a bad “Cover the ground around the for scallions. The Bollingers like them as idea, to store it in the fridge. plants,” he said. “You want to stop the an addition to scrambled eggs. “If you refrigerate it, it will sprout fast- weeds from growing. They compete for Another delicacy are scapes, which are er. It breaks the dormancy so it thinks it nutrients and stunt the garlic. You want only available for a couple of weeks in is time to grow,” Faoro said. to keep the bed weed free.” late May and early June. At Veneto Gardens, Faoro tends about And then hope for some chilly fall and “It is the flower stalk of the hard- 500 garlic plants — a mix of hardneck winter weather, because that produces neck garlic,” Bollinger said. “We go and softneck varieties. Besides garlic, better garlic, he said. through the field in May and pull the Faoro is known for his tomatoes. He It’s an easy care crop. scapes to force all the energy into bulb sells his produce at a farmstand on his “You don’t have to water it because production.” property and also has a mailing list for it grows over the winter,” Bollinger Blend the scapes with nuts and cheese customers who want to place special said. “In the (eastern U.S.), they mulch for a pesto or put them into a hot pan orders. it pretty heavily. We don’t do that here. with a little oil and salt, then cook them He donates the profits from his vege- We will water if it is a dry spring.” until tender. table sales to the Placer Food Bank. In the early spring the Bollingers “They are similar in the eating expe- “I have supported them for years,” he fertilize the growing plants and then rience to a piece of asparagus,” he said. said. “It is an amazing organization.”

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By Gloria young courtesy photos t’s the Experimental Aircraft planes and work for aerospace Association Chapter 526 of companies. There are all sorts of IAuburn’s way of introducing professions that revolve around youth to the world of aviation. In aviation and we’re trying to get its first four monthly flight days kids more interested in that.” this year, the chapter’s Young Ea- The nationwide Young Eagles gles Program made 68 trips, in- program began in 1992. troducing 137 passengers to the “It was 10 years before the joy of soaring through the sky. 100th anniversary of the Wright “If you look at the airport, it is brothers’ first flight,” Chapter a graying bunch of pilots,” pro- 526 member and director Dan gram coordinator Steve Kendall Wojdac said. “The goal was 1 said. “Nationally, there’s getting million flights in 10 years.” to be a shortage of pilots. Major The Oshkosh, Wisconsin-based air organizations are trying to organization reached that goal encourage more youth to get in- and kept going. The total is now volved in aviation — not only as at 2.1 million. pilots. You also need mechanics In Auburn, Wojdac has com- and air traffic controllers. And pleted 467 Young Eagles flights you need engineers to design in his Cessna 182. He sees the

40 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce excitement the program generates. “I’ve had several (participants) come up and say because of me, they want to be a pilot. Several have said after a flight that it was the best day of their life,” he said. Wojdac, whose plane seats four, usually flies his young passengers over Folsom Lake and then back to Auburn. “That’s a 10-minute flight,” he said. “What I do sometimes is take the kids over their house and point it out to them. (For instance), if they live in Loomis, I can turn a lit- category,” Kendall said. “Flying the have done it several times,” he said. tle and take them over their house kids is the fun part. There are lot of “We give priority to those who hav- or school. It makes it a special flight. volunteers involved. For any given en’t. They come from as far away as Also I’ll do the same thing for kids flight rally, we will have about 12 Elk Grove. We aren’t the only chap- who live in Foresthill or Colfax. I’ll let volunteers. Of those, seven are pilots ter that does rallies but we do more the kids closer to 18 fly a little bit — and five are people working on the of them. Occasionally we get a cou- take the yoke and steer a little. I stay ground. There are people handling ple of kids who haven’t flown at all.” with them so there’s no danger.” safety — keeping kids and propellers The Auburn EAA Chapter 526’s re- The flights are free to participants, apart and others taking care of reg- maining Young Eagles flight days with the pilots picking up the costs. istration and filling out paperwork.” this year are Sept. 15 and Oct. 13. “I try to take three (kids) at a time,” For the kids waiting their turn to For more information, visit eaachap- Wojdac said. “(The plane uses) about go into the sky, there’s a flight simu- ter526.net/flights. 12 gallons an hour and it is $12.30 a lator in the hangar. gallon. It is quite a bit of fuel. That “It’s a PC-based one,” Kendall said. doesn’t include oil and maintenance. “It has controls, so they have a good Future flyers I do it for the enjoyment the kids get time with that.” out of it.” Quite a few Young eagles program drives interest in flight Sometimes on Young Eagles flight of the riders days, Wojdac will bring along a small are returning pedal plane he built. passengers. “Kids too small to fly can get “We have into the pedal plane and pedal kids who around,” he said. “It is a minia- ture of a P51 — what (Auburn resident and flying ace) Bud Anderson flew in World War II.” The pedal plane even has Ander- son’s autograph. The Young Eagles program is for youth ages 8 to 17 and, locally, is held on a Saturday in April through October at Auburn Municipal Air- port. While many of the volunteer pilots have planes parked at the air- —— port, others fly in from the surround- Too young: For youth ing area to participate. too young to go for the “There’s an awful lot of nuisance Young Eagles flight, a involved in getting it all set up — replica P-51 Mustang all the logistics are in the nuisance pedal car can be used for cruising.

Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Discover Auburn 2018-2019 41 Food truck and beer pairings story and photos By noelle konrad

Pompeii Pizza and Swamp Angel “This is the one we call our Pompeii,” Scott Thorson said, owner of Bella Familia. The spicy pizza is topped with thinly sliced fresh 1.jalapeños, a white sauce, mozzarella and Bella Familia’s own house Italian sausage. “It has a nice heat,” Thorson said. “It is nice and bold.” The pairing beer is called Swamp Angel, a light beer is a traditional West Coast-style IPA that drives a lot of its flavor from the hops. Its color is derived from the little bit of malt crystal that resides in the IPA, giving it a subtle amber hue and another layer to its complexity. The hoppy flavor and aroma that sits on the back end of the beer helps cut through any spiciness that the jalapeños give off and is a perfect match for any sort of meats like the Italian sausage. “(It is) quite firm on the hoppy bitterness,” Adrian Psuty said, head of brewing operations at Crooked Lane Brewery. “It is a really nice match, especially for a spicier food offering.”

42 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce —— Margherita and Kölsch Better together: “This is my favorite; this is just a traditional At left, Scott margherita,” Thorson said. Thorson, owner The pizza is simply topped with fresh mozza- of Bella Familia 2.rella, fresh basil, with a little sea salt and olive oil to shares a toast combine all the flavors. Traditionally the basil is put with Adrian Psuty, on before placing it into the oven, but Thorson pre- co-founder and fers the more vibrant flavor of fresh basil. Bella Famil- head of brewing ia will chiffonade the basil so it comes out really fine operations of and lightly places it on top. Crooked Lane “I think it has a more vibrant flavor that contrasts Brewing Co. really nicely with the tomato sauce versus just cooked basil,” Thorson said. Crusts are all made by hand with organic flour that comes from Logan, Utah. “Most people don’t realize Italy doesn’t grow that much flour,” Thorson said. The organic flour is milled with same fineness and technique as Italian flour, but he likes that it is a U.S. product. Using a cold ferment instead of a proofing for the dough achieves a unique flavor profile. This pizza is paired with a Kölsch, which style comes from the Cologne region in Germany. The very pale beer is light with fruity notes and is meant to be consumed cold and served in a traditional style glass called a stange.

Gilroy and Roaky Mandarina “This is our Gilroy,” Thorson said. Bella Familia uses an all beef pepperoni and garlic chopped fresh for this popular menu item. 3. “You just can’t beat pepperoni and garlic,” Thorson said. “I mean it’s a great flavor.” All of their pizzas have simple, but abundantly flavorful toppings. By keeping the toppings to no more than three, they can avoid over- whelming the crust with weight, causing an undercooked crust. Two or three items work best when baking in a wood-burning oven at about 750 degrees. Bella Familia has been a family company for nine and a half years, but the food truck is a relatively new addition with an actual wood fire oven inside. The temperatures in the truck are often in the hundreds. The Gilroy is perfectly paired with Crooked Lane’s Roaky Mandarina. This New England-style IPA is rather soft on bitterness, but very high in flavor and aromas of the northwestern-style hops, which is uncom- mon for a traditional IPA. “(It’s a) really juicy IPA and intentionally hazy,” Psuty said. A while back, Crooked Lane Brewing Co. Partnered with a local mandarin farmer for fresh mandarin juice to infuse in the Roaky Man- darina adding yet another layer of citrus flavor and aroma. “(It is) really easy drinking and has become one of our most popular styles because it’s got all these flavor and aroma characteristics, but is relatively dry,” Psuty said. The beer has a great chewy juiciness, but then dissipates and leaves the consumer craving another sip.

Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Discover Auburn 2018-2019 43 Tap and vine offers The heart of food, wine pairings Photos and story By Noelle konrad the house here’s the front of house and the heart of house,” owner “T of Tap and Vine Addison Brown said. Brown is not a big fan of the phrase “back of house” because it insinuates someone is left out, which is not the case for the recently open restaurant. No establishment could operate without what happens behind the scenes or in the kitchen. “They are what makes the place beat,” he said. Just as the heart promotes life, there is life pulsing all throughout the recently renovat- ed space. Tables, booths, and a year-round patio are all abuzz during the lunch rush with anxious patrons ready to satisfy that noon hunger and conversation. “This isn’t a rapid dining experience,” Brown said. “I like to say we are California casual.” The full-service restaurant covers a little bit of everything the community has been craving, from light-fare tacos and appetizers, casual-dining burgers and upscale dinners out on-the-town. The focus is on a high-quality product paired with excellent customer service. Owners Addison, Kaitlyn Brown and family members, were nothing less than thrilled when they discovered the vacant space. The couple originally moved from San Diego with years of experience in the restaurant industry. “Couldn’t help but think what a nice spot it would be for a restaurant,” he said. “What better spot than right by the clock tower? It is a recognizable monument.” Tap & Vine 907 Lincoln Way, Auburn 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Thursday and Sunday; 11 a.m.-midnight Friday and Saturday 530-889-VINE (530-889-8463) tapandvineauburn.com

44 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Brown’s mother lives in Grass Val- trends are.” tough to pick a favorite. ley, but they felt the night-life in Au- They will ultimately keep the really In addition to the menu is a full bar burn could use more of a pick-me-up. popular dishes on the menu, but will where they brew their own beer and “The space presented itself as a cre- rotate and develop new recipes with are working on bringing in some lo- ative opportunity,” Brown said. what is local and in season. cal wines. The restaurant was developed to Produce is delivered fresh every “We are focused on simple quality their specific style in a combination day and the meat for the burgers is craft cocktails,” he said. “(There is) a of modern, simplistic and warm in- ground in-house. Many have sug- little something for everybody.” dustrial. From deciding to go forward gested that it is the best burger they Soon to come is a brunch menu with their plan to the doors opening have ever had. starting Sept. 10 and live entertain- was about a year and half. During On the menu is the Standard Burg- ment is on Brown’s radar. that time the Brown family moved er. It was given this name because Tap and Vine is so much more than from San Diego and welcomed their the ingredients are very simple allow- what the name suggests. While beer first child, Amelia Mae Brown, who ing the flavor profile of the meat to and wine are a piece of the picture, Addison likes to call the “head of shine. It is a basic cheeseburger with the restaurant has very quickly be- customer relations.” The 7-month- tomato, onion and pickle, but really come the chameleon of the com- old often accompanies her dad to there is nothing basic about it. munity offering anything from a each table making sure everyone is “We don’t want the sauce to over- business lunch to a vibrant night-life satisfied. ride the flavor of the meat,” Brown experience. It is a place to enjoy the While customers have already cho- said. “Having it stand alone and atmosphere, conversation and take sen their favorite dishes, Brown’s goal speak for itself is why we call it the a breather from the hustle of every- is to keep the menu forward thinking Standard, it’s just your good old stan- day life. Tap and Vine’s name is ac- and ever-changing with the seasons. dard burger.” companied by three more words on “My whole goal is to keep my Some other customer favorites are its sign: Eat, drink, and gather. chefs artistic minds moving,” he said. the Crispy Brussel Sprouts, Beet Sal- “It was catchy,” Brown said, “and “Seasonally move with whatever the ad and Avocado Tacos, though it is emulated we are trying to do.”

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vents Veteran’s Day Parade E When: Saturday, Nov. 11, 2018 Where: 1103 High St., Auburn info: 530-885-3731auburnveteransparade.org This annual parade honoring American veterans kicks off at 10:50 a.m. at the Auburn Chamber of Commerce building and ends at the National Guard Armory at the Gold Country Fairgrounds. As the parade winds through downtown Auburn, there will be a brief stop at Central Square at the intersection of Lincoln Way and High Street for a patriotic ceremony featuring a dove release and a rifle salute. American flags and programs listing the units in the parade will be distributed to spectators. For veterans who wish to be in the parade, but cannot walk the distance, rides can be provided.

Autumn Art Studios Tour When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 9-11, 2018 Where: All across Placer County Info: 530-885-5670 or placerarts.org Cost: Free The annual Autumn Art Studios Tour invites the general public of all ages to get an up close and personal look at 97 Placer County’s artists in their own studios and galleries. Held every year during the second week of November, the free tour is a self-guided driving tour of a wide range of artists and their creative spaces, including media ranging from blown glass and pottery to painted silk and calligraphy, to name just a few.

Mountain Mandarin Festival When: Nov. 16-18, 2018 Where: Gold Country Fairgrounds, 1273 High St., Auburn Info: 916-663-1918 or mandarinfestival.com Head to the Mountain Mandarin Festival, held every year on the weekend before Thanksgiving. Local growers will be on hand with plenty of five- and 10-pound bags for sale and immediate enjoyment. Vendors will also be there, selling mandarin-infused foods from mandarin milkshakes to mandarin pizza. Fairgoers can also enjoy cooking demonstrations, live music, and craft holiday gift-giving ideas, with more than 200 vendors to choose from.

Auburn’s annual Christmas Art & Craft Faire When: Nov. 24-25 Where: Gold Country Fairgrounds, 1273 High St., Auburn Auburn’s annual Christmas Art & Craft Faire Enjoy a unique holiday and shopping experience for the whole family. The Faire features more than 100 regional artisans - Fine art - Quality, handmade crafts - Specialty gourmet foods Enjoy delicious foods an beverages from the cafe’ ...music and holiday cheer for all...commemorate the occasion, take photos with the Magical Fairytale Princesses and Santa. A stunning array of unique gift ideas for everyone on your list. Free admission and parking.

48 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Events, dates and times are subject to change E vents Festival of Lights Parade When: Dec. 1, 2018 Where: Downtown Auburn info: 530-885-5616 or auburnchamber.net This rain or shine holiday event draws a crowd. Winding through historic downtown Auburn, this parade wows young and old alike with a hundred glittering floats, traditional Christmas carols, and of course, the man in red himself, Santa Claus.

Old Town Auburn Classic Christmas When: Dec. 8 and 15, 2018 Where: Old Town Auburn info: oldtownauburnca.com/events/classic-christmas Holiday lights line the streets and the smell of chestnuts roasted over an open fire wafts through the crowds at this free, family-friendly event. Keep warm by the bonfire with a cup of hot chocolate, get your photo with Santa Claus, and enjoy carolers as they wander through historic downtown. Shops stay open late and more than 75 crafters and artist vendors will be on hand. Get to the Volunteer Fire Department’s clam chowder booth early as they usually sell out by the end of the evening.

The Auburn Family Christmas Festival When: Dec. 9, 2018 Where: Lincoln Way, Downtown Auburn info: 530-885-5616 or auburnchamber.net The focus of this event in Downtown Auburn is on the family. Streets are closed off for an afternoon. See Santa. Meet the Grinch. Enjoy story time and numerous crafts all designed to entertain and ring in the holiday. Incredibly talented local artists showcase their wares. Food vendors and restaurants offer tasty treats, and music fills the air from carolers. Following this event, Santa will continue to frequent Downtown Auburn.

Gold Country Pro Rodeo When: April 28-29, 2018 Where: Gold Country Fairgrounds, 1273 High St., Auburn Info: (916) 726-7404, goldcountryprorodeo.com From the excitement of watching barrel racing and team roping events, to rodeo queens and barbecue, the annual rodeo has something for the whole family. Even kids can participate in the Mutton Bustin,’ Dummy Roping, or the Special Kids’ Rodeo events. Auburn Events 2018-2019

vents Fast Fridays E When: Gates open at 6:30 p.m. and races start at 8 p.m. Friday nights from May through September Where: 1273 High St., Auburn Info: (530) 878-RACE (7223) or fastfridays.com Friday nights in Auburn are filled with motorbike races! The track hosts Youth Speed and Pee Wee races, as well as adult competitions. The track also hosts the Speedway and AMA Youth National Championships in August.

Cruise Nites When: 4–9 p.m. Second Friday of the month May through September, 2019 Where: 808 Lincoln Way, Auburn Info: auburncruisenite.org This free summertime event draws thousands of classic car aficionados from all over Auburn and beyond. Admire more than 300 vehicles from 1972 and older, from Model Ts to vintage fire engines, parked up and down Lincoln Street in historic downtown Auburn. The family-friendly event also features music, and food vendors, although pets are not allowed. There is no fee to show your classic car, but arrive early if you want a spot!

North Auburn Art Studios Tour When: May 11 and 12, 2019 Where: Throughout North Auburn Info: northauburnartists.com On Mother’s Day weekend, the North Auburn Artists will host their annual art studios tours, opening up their home galleries all over the foothills of Auburn to give the general public a peek at artists’ creative spaces. Painters, potters, jewelers, and textile artist, including several well-known Northern California artists such as Nicholson Blown Glass, photographer Vincent di Leo, and painter Patty Pieropan Dong will be on the tour.

Auburn Home Shows When: May 17-19, 2019 and Sept. 27-29, 2019 Where: Gold Country Fairgrounds, 1273 High St., Auburn Info: (530) 887-3616 The Spring and Fall Auburn Home Shows, the most popular home shows in Northern California, are both one-stop shops for homeowners! A thousand merchants and exhibits feature new home products and hands-on demonstrations for every room in the house and yard. Whether you’re in the market for a new hot tub or looking to renovate your living room, the Spring and Fall Home Shows will have ideas, contractors, and companies to inspire you.

50 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Events, dates and times are subject to change E vents Party in the Park When: June, 21 2019 Where: Regional Park,3770 Richardson Drive, Auburn Info: (530) 863-4615 auburnrec.com Party in the Park brings well-known and local bands to beautiful Regional Park for a free outdoor concert. A kid’s zone, food vendors, a beer garden, face painting, all make for an evening of fun. The Concert gets going about 5:30 p.m. and generally winds down about 10pm. It happens on the third Friday in June.

Auburn Family 4th When: 4–10 p.m. July 4, 2019 Where: Old Town and Gold Country Fairgrounds, 1273 High St., Auburn Info: auburn4th.com Celebrate our nation’s birthday. This free, family-friendly event at the Gold Country Fairgrounds features kids’ activities, music, food vendors, Bingo, the Chamber of Commerce’s beer booth, and culminates with an exciting fireworks display at 9:30 p.m. The festivities kick off with a parade through historic downtown Auburn starting at the Gold Rush Museum.

Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run When: June 29 -30, 2019 Where: Squaw Valley to Auburn Info: wser.org The Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run is considered to be the one of the most physically challenging races in the world. The 100.2 mile course covers the middle portion of the Western States Trail, starting at Squaw Valley and finishing at Placer High School in Auburn. Racers climb 18,000 feet and descend almost 23,000 feet through deep canyons and high mountains, much of which is only accessible by foot, horse or helicopter.

Tevis Cup When: July 20, 2019 (date subject to change) Where: Tahoe to Auburn Info: teviscup.org The Western States Trail Ride, more popularly known as the Tevis Cup, is the oldest modern-day endurance ride. Held annually since 1955, the 100-mile course runs from the starting line at Robie Equestrian Park in Tahoe to Auburn’s Gold Country Fairgrounds. Racers and their mounts have just 24 hours to complete the course which features abrupt canyon descents, steep mountain inclines, and crossing the American River at its confluence. The race is sanctioned by American Endurance Ride Conference, and safety is taken very seriously.

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THINGS TO DO Bernhard Museum Complex When: Noon - 4 p.m. Wednesdays When: 11a.m. – 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday Where: 2985 Richardson Drive, Auburn, CA Where: 291 Auburn-Folsom Road, Auburn 95603 Info: 530 889-6500 Info: placer.ca.gov/departments/fa- The Bernhard House is an 1890’s era cility/parks/parks-content/museums/ Victorian farmhouse that sits on 2.3 acres dewitt-museum of beautifully landscaped grounds next to Inside the new museum, photographs and the Gold Country Fairgrounds. Originally artifacts help tell the stories of the different constructed as the Traveler’s Rest Hotel in uses of the property during different eras. 1851, this restored building is one of the Exhibits highlight its purchase by the federal oldest frame houses in the Sierra Foothills. government as a WWII hospital, its subse- Placer County Courthouse The garden, vineyard, and outbuildings of quent purchase by the State Department of and Museum the complex provide an authentic setting for Mental Hygiene as a state hospital, and it’s living history programs and family outings. most current function as The Placer County When: Open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily The complex also houses a commercial Government Center. Where:101 Maple St., Auburn, winery. Info: 530 889-6500 or placer.ca.gov/departments/ Gold Country Medical Museum facility/placermuseums When: weekends only, June-August Outdoors Hike the Trails at Hidden Falls Located in Historic Old Town Auburn, the Where: 219 Maple Street, Auburn Regional Park Placer County Museum occupies the first Info: 530 906-9822 Hidden Falls Regional Park is open 365 floor of the historic 1898 County Courthouse The first hospital in Placer County was days of the year from sun up to sun down. overlooking Old Town Auburn. The museum established in 1855 by a $1,400 grant Consisting of 1200 acres of foothill terrain presents an overview of Placer County from the State of California to care for the with approximately 30 miles of multipurpose history and the renowned Pate Collection of indigent. This stately Victorian has now been trails, this is a wonderful way to spend a day. American Indian artifacts. It also includes the returned to its medical roots as a history Picnic next to a stream, ride your horse or original Sheriff’s Office restored to reflect the museum displaying the course of medical experience an exhilarating mountain bike trail early 20th century and the Treasury where care in knowledge from the Gold Rush era to ride through the expansive trail system. The the Museum’s gold collection is displayed. the mid 20th Century. park is located at 7587 Mears Place, Auburn. Don’t miss the Thomas Kinkade painting Joss House Museum and Maps and additional information can be “Auburn Centennial” near the entrance of the Chinese History Center obtained from the Placer Visitors Center in Courthouse and the cramped women’s jail When: Tours by appointment only: downtown Auburn. underneath the courthouse steps. Where: 200 Sacramento St., Auburn, Auburn Skate Park Gold Rush Museum info: 530 346-7121 The Joss House is currently undergoing Opened in 2001, this park has been the When: Open weekends only restoration. The original temple altar is answer to skaters desires. Boasting 14,000 When: 601 Lincoln Way, Auburn, preserved in this Chinese house of worship, square feet of cement, local skaters’ claim When: 530 887-0690 it is one of the better parks in all of the Located in Historic Downtown Auburn, the and on display are artifacts representative Sacramento area. Combining bowls, flat Gold Rush Museum exhibits focus on Placer of the lives of the Chinese people during the bars and a fun box, the park offer plenty County’s mining history. The museum offer Gold Rush. Open to the public during the of opportunities for beginners, as well the opportunity to explore a mining tunnel Heritage Trails in August and at other times. as epic lines for more advanced skaters. and to pan for gold. The museum is housed Call for a schedule. Bring your helmet and kneepads and come in the Historic Railroad Depot. Just outside City of Auburn’s Veteran’s in the evening if you want to enjoy the the museum is a large statue of a Chinese Memorial company of your fellow skaters. The skate railroad worker crafted by Auburn dentist Located at the Auburn Airport near Wings park is located at the Corner of Gum Lane Kenneth Fox. Nearby is a plaque as the base Restaurant, is a stunning Veteran’s Memorial. and Pacific Avenue in Auburn and can be of the 1889 Tower Bell that recognizes the Crafted by renowned artist Doug Van Howd, easily accessed from the parking lot at the 1865 arrival of the transcontinental railroad the memorial features a bronze statue of WWII fighter pilot Colonel Bud Anderson and American River Canyon Overlook.

54 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Things to do 2018-2019 TO DO THINGS be enjoyed by everyone. Start off on an easy 5.6, and if you have the skills, reach for the Parks stars and try the 5.13a. Discover Hidden Falls Go on a Picnic Regional Park Take a picnic to one of the many tree-filled This park is the Crown Jewel of Placer parks located in and near Auburn. Recreation County Parks. The 1,200 acres with more Park has picnic sites, playgrounds and a than 27 miles of trails, offers sweeping public swimming pool off Racetrack St., views of the Sacramento Valley to the Sutter 123 Recreation Dr., Auburn. Picnicking and Buttes and includes Coon Creek, Deadman swimming are also available at Meadow Vista Creek, groves of blue oaks and a year round Park at 1101 Meadow Vista Rd. Picnic sites, waterfall, 20-30 feet high. playgrounds and a dog park are at Ashford Dogs love Auburn’s Dog Parks Park on Auburn Ravine Rd., Picnic sites are One of the most popular destinations also available at Railhead Park on Pacific is the Ashley Memorial Dog Park found at Ave., and Regional Park on Dry Creek Rd., Ashford Park at 1601 Auburn Ravine Road. auburnrec.com. There are separate areas for large and Camping Or picnic at Auburn School Park Preserve. small dogs, as well as a waterfall feature for Bring your RV, or bring your tent. And if This 4.3-acre oak preserve with a meandering frolicking canines. A playground, pond and a you bring your tent, you may also want to creek is a great place for a picnic. See the group picnic area round out the amenities in consider bringing your boat to venture to the historic Cooper Amp theater and the old the park. more secluded spots. Camping in Auburn stone bridge. Disc Golf is all about being at, or on, or over the Best Swimming Hole Regional Park features an 18-hole Frisbee river. Local campsites provide something at the American River (Disc) Golf Course, considered one of the for everyone. Whether you are looking for Take a dip in the river just a few minutes best in Northern California. The park also full hook-ups, or a spot under a shady tree, from Auburn or hike in to a secret spot, there contains tennis courts, basketball courts, as long as you’re okay with hearing running are many places to swim in the river. baseball fields and walking trails. Located at water, the songs of birds, and the rustle of Go Boating 3770 Richardson Drive, Auburn, off Dry Creek the wind through the trees, you’ll be in the Boating in and around Auburn offers the Rd. Another dog park is located at Railhead right place. perfect setting for all types of boats. The Park at the corner of Pacific and Pinecrest. Pan for Gold American Rivers are great for rafting and river Recreation Park Experience the Gold Rush in person by kayaking. Lake Clementine and Rollins Lake Recreation Park (often referred to as ARD) trying your hand at gold panning. Learn are wonderful for water skiing, canoeing, is located in south Auburn and is home to how to pan for gold at The Gold Country kayaking and at Folsom Lake you can sail, the first public Bocce Ball courts in Auburn. Museum, now located at 601 Lincoln Way, water ski, canoe, kayak or Jet Ski. Indoor volleyball, basketball and pickleball or go to Pioneer Mining Supply at 878 High Off Highway Vehicle Fun are popular as well as the pristine baseball Street. They’re open Monday-Friday 9-6, and For OHV enthusiasts, Mammoth Bar OHV fields. The Sierra and Splash pools are the Saturday 10-4. (530-823-9000) Pioneer Area offers a wide range of trails and motor only public pools in Auburn. On the third Mining offers references to local mining cross track in a beautiful setting adjacent to groups as well as planning a few special the Middle Fork of the American River in the outings a year. Check their Facebook page for Auburn State Recreation Area. local mining events. Auburn River Canyon Overlook Rock Climbing With plenty of parking, this is a great place Within the boundaries of the Auburn State to view the American River as it winds its way Recreation Area are numerous high class west as it merges with the Sacramento River. claiming locations, the most famous being Check out the initial diggings for Auburn Dam the Limestone Quarry. The combination of that was never built. From the Overlook you Limestone with a bit of sedimentary rock can access the Auburn Skate Park and trails mixed in, makes for amazing features sure to that lead into the Auburn Recreation Area delight all climbers. Single pitch, sport climb and down to confluence of the North and routes have been set by expert climbers to Middle Forks of American River.

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THINGS TO DO located at 123 Recreation Drive. buildings, including the Railroad Depot Regional Park and Statue, Firehouse #1 and St. Luke’s The gem of north Auburn, Regional Park Episcopal Church. As this walking tour is self- provides indoor and outdoor pickleball guided, it is available anytime you’d like to courts, basketball courts, volleyball enjoy Auburn’s history. auburnca.gov courts, a soccer field, softball fields, and a Take the Placer Heritage Trail Tour picturesque pond with a walking path. The In August, experience history first hand by Disc Golf course is well used by the foothills taking a car trip through historic sites and community. Regional Park hosts the free Party museums of the gold rush. 18 participating in the Park on the third Friday each June. It’s museums from Roseville to Tahoe showcase located at 3770 Richardson Drive. history in a fun and interesting way. The Play Soccer at Railhead Park Auburn museums – Placer County Museum, Railhead Park is the site of two large chair, picnic treats, and drinks and enjoy Gold Country Museum, Joss House Museum, soccer fields, a playground, picnic tables and the summer evening. See the Placer Arts Bernard Museum Complex, Gold Country restrooms. It’s located at Pacific Avenue at website for specific dates and entertainers at Medical History Museum, and the Benton Sacramento Street. placerarts.org. Welty School Room are all featured on Placer Special Events at Maple Rock Heritage Trail Tour. Call 530-889-6500 to Gardens reserve a seat. Entertainment View Sunset Magazine-style gardens 6 Auburn Symphony Historic Graves at times a year during events like the “Melon the Old Auburn Cemetery Info: 530-823-6683 or auburnsymphony. Mania” melon tasting and “A Vintage com Take a walk through the Old Auburn Harvest” antique show on this 30-acre estate The Auburn Symphony is one of the Cemetery on Fulweiler St., enjoy the peaceful just outside Auburn containing multiple finest community orchestras in the country. grounds and take a look at some of the old themed garden rooms, one of the largest Under the direction of Maestro Peter Jaffe, markers indicating the remains of historic garden Railroads in Northern California and the Auburn Symphony offers a variety of figures such as Rattlesnake Dick, a Gold almost 4 acres of bountiful farm lands. Visit concerts throughout the year, including three Rush area bandit, and Griffith, developer of the Events Page at highhand.com to plan Masterworks Concert Series weekends, a the Griffith Quarry from which granite for the your visit around an upcoming event. free outdoor concert, a family concert, the State Capitol was mined. Messiah Sing-Along – always a Christmas See Placer’s Giant Sequoias favorite – and an annual season-ending Tours The Placer Big Trees are the most northerly performance at the Mondavi Center for Take a Walking Tour stand of naturally occurring Giant Sequoias the Performing Arts in Davis, California. of Historic Old Town Auburn and was discovered in 1855 by prospector The seasons begins in September with the The brochure “A Walking Tour of Historic Joe Matlock. Since their discovery, these six free outdoor concert the historic Auburn Old Town Auburn” will guide you in seeing trees, unique even among Giant Sequoias, School Park Preserve and extends through a large statute of Claude Chana who found have fascinated both scientists and visitors May with the season finale at Mondavi. All gold here in May 1848, the oldest Post alike. The US Forest Service has designated other concerts are performed at the Placer Offices west of the Mississippi River, Fire this a Biological Area and National High School Auditorium in Auburn. Each Station #2 (1891), a wide array of historic Recreation Trail. The adjacent picnic area year, Maestro Jaffe brings in internationally markers and exhibits and numerous brick make a perfect lunch stop. The guide and renowned guest artists to accompany the buildings dating to the mid-1850s. A docent map “The Placer Big Trees Grove” is available orchestra. led tour starts at 10 a.m. on Saturdays (rain at the Placer County Visitors’ Bureau, 1103 Listen to Summertime Music or shine) at the Placer County Courthouse High Street, Auburn. Music is in the air during the summer overlooking Old Town. at the Auburn Library Theater Summer Go for a Walking Tour of Art Concert Series. Everyone is invited to enjoy Downtown Auburn Art in Historic Old Town Auburn a variety of artists on Sundays during June The brochure “A Walking Tour of Historic Stop by the Old Town Gallery at 218 and July. No tickets-just bring your blanket, Downtown Auburn, California” will guide you Washington Street to see the artwork of 50

56 Discover Auburn 2018-2019 Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Things to do 2018-2019 TO DO THINGS local artists. Showcased artwork, also for Discover Auburn’s sale, can be seen year-round. Painted Utility Boxes Art in Historic Downtown Auburn Auburn artists have turned boring, There are scheduled Art Walks and drab utility boxes into works of art! These Exhibitions of Art in all form and media. Stop masterpieces can be seen at various by the General Gomez Art Gallery and Placer locations throughout Auburn. A brochure, Arts at 808 Lincoln Way, or visit their website including a walking tour map of the location at placerarts.org for detailed information. of the completed boxes and a description OLAS – Old Library Arts Studio of each artist’s inspiration, can be found at The old library building is a self-supporting Auburn City Hall’s Gallery, at the Welcome Square’s Walk of Fame. source of creative energy that enhances the Center on High Street in Auburn, and at Central Square cultural life in Auburn. A community of artists’ various shops in the City of Auburn. For any Central Square originated as the studios in the once-empty historic building questions or for more information you can crossroads where the wagon roads and major fills the space with waves of creativity that email [email protected] or phone trails converged. It was half way between the flow out to the community. There are currently 530-820-3644. depot and the courthouse, thus making it the five artists in residence at OLAS including center of Auburn. Today you may read your Gerda Francesca, Paula Amerine, Thien Dao, Shopping way through Auburn’s notable people, events Merridee Joan Smith and Deanna Marsh. and places, past and present, as they are Their works vary from clay sculpture, oils and Dining presented on Central Square’s Walk of Fame. & acrylics, silk dyes to copper and glass Taste Placer County’s award- From Rattlesnake Dick to Wendell Robie, sculptures. Stop by for a unique experience winning wines and beer Auburn’s legends come to life. into the life and work of these excellent The Placer County Wine Trail and Ale Experience a Bed and Breakfast artists. Open by appointment. 175 Almond Trail is a rustic escape within a stone’s Event Center Street. 530-887-8216. throw to city life. With a diverse collection Placer County is home to several places Dr. Fox’s Statues of boutique wineries and breweries in the you can celebrate a special event and even Did you know Auburn has a 120-ton, Auburn, Lincoln, Loomis, Newcastle, Rocklin stay onsite at many of them. Plan your next 42’ tall solid concrete statue? In the late circle and Meadow Vista, anticipate a warm special occasion, wedding, family reunion, 1960s, Auburn’s Dr. Fox began constructing greeting and a sharing of the knowledge baby shower or just a simple getaway in true roadside masterpieces which represent and passion. Fall in love with the beauty and Placer County at Gold Hill Gardens, Flower a diverse range of artwork. From Amazon bounty with a day or weekend trip. Farm Inn, Newcastle Wedding Gardens, archers and gold miners, to a nude man Historic Old Town Auburn Forest House, Monte Verde Inn to name just wrestling with chains…come see artwork that This is the place where gold was a few. is literally larger-than-life. These unadvertised discovered in May, 1848 and the small boom Auburn’s Amazing Farmers’ Market statues can be found in Old Town Auburn, town of Auburn was established in 1849. Find fresh local vegetables, fruits, Auburn Ravine Road, and near the Gold Rush Feel the history of the Gold Rush era. Drop meats and crafts at Farmer’s Markets held Museum on Lincoln Way. by the many charming shops, restaurants, throughout Placer County. Auburn’s Market Auburn Art Walk and art galleries housed in the historic is every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon The Auburn Art Walk is a reception to buildings. Many special events are held here in the parking lot below the Courthouse. showcase the artists who display their work throughout the year. foothillfarmersmarket.com in participating businesses. It is presented Historic Downtown Auburn BYO Picnics & Farm-to-Table Dining by PlacerArts to promote cultural tourism. It Stroll Historic Downtown Auburn and you Don’t go hungry! Pack your own picnic occurs on the second Thursday of April, see how as a major crossroads of the wagon or order a wine country picnic basket from June, August and October, from 6–9 p.m. roads to the mining areas, the coming of the a local restaurant. Want something more in Downtown and Old Town Auburn. It transcontinental railroad in 1865 and the formal? Start with lunch/brunch or end is a wonderful opportunity for residents building booms between 1890-1910 and the with dinner at any one of our fine local and visitors to become acquainted with 1930s and 1940s resulted in the creation restaurants who pride themselves on using local businesses and the art community. of a historic section with a fun and eclectic locally sourced meat, poultry and produce. Refreshments are served at many of the look. Walk the Lincoln Way-High Street loop Visit visitplacer.com for a local dining guide venues. The artists’ work remains on display and you find a wide variety of restaurants and satisfy your hunger for the Auburn for two months. and charming shops and don’t miss Central experience!

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K &E A N A E BAR L 14 C E K R M A R K (5 MILES) CAVE O R A REE • Be alert for ticks. R R T H C K BOAT-IN C SH VALLEY D H CASTLE AN O . I E VISTA I R R CAMPING D TC QUARRY L ROCK 15 • Poison oak grows throughout the park. UT MURDERER’S V PARCland N LUKEN’S CREEK E TRL. and HAWVER LS D. POINT I E BAR ID I R LON PRESERVE 11 AUBURN S.R.A. K E K E ROCK MINE W E G C • All trails in the park are open to hikers but some are not open CLIMBING CAVE Mammoth Bar C C IN PO GATE 22 Off-Highway E ONNECTO T I O to mountain bikers and equestrians. Check trailhead signs.

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T 153 E T I Vehicle (OHV) Area DE S S I T M F H . S Hikers and bikers must yield to horses on the trail. P T Y N R E U F W L TEICHERT A A L E S W L A 4 Q K E L L. C N C L LS TR R V QUARRY RO E . A N E CASTL O B T L U MAMMOTH E E LONG POINT • Stay out of mines. D COOL TRAI E R ES DANGER! HIGHLY K K EIGHT MILE P WESTERN STAT A BAR MAMMOTH 13 PRESERVE E D TRAILHEAD RECOMMEND TAKEOUT A A O A R L K L O KNICKERBOCKER CREEM ROAD STAGING PORTAGE BAR S GATE CURVE I L TRL. R Q 118 G ER 10 BIG BIG TRA D AREA Y RIVE U F R PP H 8 K EA GATE R B O IZZ U DUMMY AIR L. EE T R AR KENNEBECK A LY BEAR CODFISH FALLS PIN TR BEND R S 155 O BROWNS W R PONDEROSA 9 C LM A 21 E TRAIL N O D T TEXAS BAR F S HISTORIC BEND AND YANKEE JIMS IA RAIL BAR L T GATE PRESERVE D A GATE 120 BREAK FIRE BAR Y B H 119 GATE PRIVATE BRIDGE HISTORIC IN STATION ZZL A T I 170 K RI R L PRIVATE PROPERTY BRIDGE E GATE L D E G 149 IV GATE GATE ID

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DIVIDE CHAMBER E EL DORADO ’ GATE CREEK GATE U N O FLAT 157 OF COMMERCE O P 127 Upper Clementine W N A SIER TRL. . RAPID PRIMITIVE CAMPGROUNDS E O BAR L STAGING 7 Kingfisher 530-208-3262 N W R O L R R IL D AREA POINT 5 D O R 20 H T H . F T E Y L R O P S L B R E SORE FINGER NORTHSIDE O R O D SCHOOL COUNTY HOOSIER O R OA Fairy T A E R Primitive campgrounds have no electricity, flush GATE . D S L O T R TR E F FO O 158 A A RE Lantern O BAR TH D L ST W toilets, showers or drinking water. B L. I RAINBOW ROCK I I F H L IE R BROWNSRAVINE L LL IV IL TRA L R T M. D S L R C I BA FO VISTA POINT L R D. R S R I VE E • Mineral Bar Campground: 18 campsites on the North Fork N K GATE A K RI E W 123 TR E D K DEVIL’S O A E IL CANYON RD. off Iowa Hill Rd. On a ‘first come, first serve’ basis. R M P R A B T O FALLS TT E C DETAIL OF CONLUENCE AREA V E R TO COLOMA I R O I • Ruck-a-Chucky Campground: 5 campsites on the Middle

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R RUCK-A- RECOMMEND . C GE DR. YANKEE JIMS ROAD D C CHUCKY PORTAGE ID SEASON AND TIME OF DAY IN THE SUMMER. N R NR R E E E . O E Y K CHUNDER R L W G N ES LEGEND R T T A HYDRO ER Boaters should check in advance the hours of operation and river N C PLANT STA R TES T flow conditions for the Middle Fork and Confluence to China Bar E N R Paved Roads T K A A I . A E L river runs at http://cdec.water.ca.gov/river/americanStages.html C E 13 N TODD CREEK W I Dirt Roads L L T R R I D or www.dreamflows.com. For information call Auburn E C Common Buckeye E A . O Trails E N DR FO THILL R O RES R W M T D SRA Whitewater office 530-823-4162 or 530-885-4527. T O E W Butterfly S Y A G K T . Creeks K N G O E A U A T D E O C SLUG N O D D Class I: Flat-moving water, small riffles with no obstacles. Park Boundaries R D

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11 A 530-208-3262 A L DIVIDE MUSEUM are Closed Seasonally. Fee areas require a CA State I R

L T A Parking Pass or a day usage fee. TO HWY. 193 T C TO COLOMA 9 TEN WESTER Gates PA N S CALIFORNIA ST. FORESTHILL TA FORESTHILL CHAMBER Some Trails May Pass Thru Private Seasonal Gates TE OF COMMERCE EL DORADO UPPER S T Land. It is the Map User’s Responsibility For seasonal road closure info, call ASRA. EK R AIL www.foresthillchamber.org CAL 3 FORD’S BAR RE 530-367-2474 C Landmarks, Mines CAL 1 S to Determine Whether or not Public E . L PARC proposed California COUNTY L COCK 8 L TO ROBINSON FLAT Access is Allowed. Always Respect R 10 E TO LOWERT AND SODA SPRINGS State Wild & Scenic River ROBIN EN PRIVATE MICHIGAN E C D the Rights of Property Owners. FORD’SN BAR O R 4WD ROAD BLUFF designation: for a 16 mile Western Tiger I C POINT 6 A M K HISTORIC D stretch of river from Mineral Bar to Swallowtail CEMENT R E OBIN DOODLEBUG HILL K P O O DREDGE • No fires or camping except in designated areas. Campfires have Upper Clementine. INT N TR A L. seasonal restrictions and can ONLY be built in designated areas CE O 7 OSQUITO M R M RI in fire rings provided and MUST be attended at all times. BUFFALO . EN 5 DG D T JESSE E H CANYON Class IV Whitewater with one CACHE R R IL ROANOKE Welcome to the American River HILL L O portage from Oxbow to ROCK D • Plants, animals and historic artifacts are protected. All natural L R D MINE T . L . I TE Ruck-a-Chucky Campground and cultural features of the park are protected by law and must The Auburn State Recreation Area Map is a collaborative effort H R C E R not be removed or disturbed. K E E between PARC and the community of American River experts and U K L C E • No hunting except in designated areas. OCK BUCKEYE dedicated volunteers who are stewards of the Auburn SRA. M RO A B POINT GEORGETOWN IN • Life jackets recommended for all river sports. M PO DIVIDE CHAMBER IN T R • Glass containers and alcohol are not allowed OF COMMERCE O . Gold Rush River History A D The Auburn State Recreation Area*, an 530-208-3262 D R in some areas of the park. In 1848 the discovery of gold by James CK KANAKA extraordinary recreational, historical and WE O • Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under control. Protect American River Canyons NTW E R FALLS Marshall at Sutter’s Mill on the OR H THREE scenic gem, is located in the Sierra Nevada TH AC 4 South Fork in Coloma, spread a S C QUEENS • No motorized vehicles on trails except in Foothills along 48 miles of the North and PR B Gold Rush to the North and Middle This map is a special project by PARC, an Auburn-based, IN O Mammoth Bar OHV Area. Middle Forks of the American River G TT Forks. The “world rushed in” to pan non-profit river conservation group dedicated to the protection S LE R EL DORADO • Recreational gold panning: allowed only in permanent H stretching from Auburn to Colfax and of the North and Middle Forks of the American River and its D THREE and dig the precious metal from the . IL running streambeds. There are special restrictions on the L QUEENS Foresthill. The Auburn SRA provides high river and canyons. Both the North and canyons for all to care for and responsibly enjoy. R use of metal detectors. Suction dredging and high-banking O K TO CHILI BAR A 3 E quality open space, wildlife habitat and Middle Forks were intensively mined, D COUNTY KANAKAGULCH K E are currently banned. P.O. Box 9312, Auburn, CA 95604 E R E BUS and sizeable towns and camps grew up within the C diverse recreational opportunities deep in www.parc-auburn.org R CRASH D • More detailed information on all aspects of Auburn SRA canyons and along the rivers to support the C A California’s legendary Gold Country. The PRIVATE E M is available from State Parks headquarters: 4WD ROAD IN mining operations. Today, the supply roads and H Common P 501 El Dorado St. Auburn, CA 95603 American River’s rich cultural tapestry E trails the miners used are the nucleus of the Merganser S Funding for this Project O Ph. 530-885-4527 • www.parks.ca.gov • Call 911 for emergencies includes influences from the Maidu recreational trail system in the Auburn State American J Nisenan Indians, Spanish settlers and Gold Recreation Area. The Gold Rush Mining River 2 Rush miners. The river was named Rio de Museum is located in the historic Auburn Depot, • Placer ARTs los Americanos by the Spanish. Today, the (see Local Museums) and offers a glimpse into Watershed Placer County’s Gold Rush history. • California Arts Council IL pristine river and canyon trails offer Profile TRA ER VOL visitors a variety of recreational activities Mountain Quarries KELLEH CA • National Endowment for the Arts NO TUNNEL Railroad Bridge VI to responsibly enjoy. Major recreational LL PRIVATE The Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge, also • Placer County Water Agency ALPINE E TUNNEL 4WD ROAD uses include hiking, mountain biking, R 2015 O CHUTE • known locally as “No Hands Bridge,” is the most A horseback riding, whitewater boating, PAYMASTER D (DRY RIVERBED) LAST recognizable historical monument in the Conflu- O MINE CHANCE fishing, swimming, gold panning, ence area. The Pacific Portland Cement Compa- FOOTHILL TTE Local Museums Crayfish R C picnicking, and much more. ny completed the 170 foot long, triple-arch span WOODLAND R EE concrete bridge in 1912. At that time it was the K 1 Native American Placer County River History longest concrete arch railroad bridge in the world. Placer County Gold Rush California The bridge and connecting rail line were built to Courthouse Museum Mining Museum Visitors Bureau GOOD Quail The acorn grinding rocks in the MORNING N. haul limestone from the Portland Cement Quarry, 101 Maple Street 601 Lincoln Way 1103 High Street FO Confluence area are visible reminders TRIBUTARIES RK 530-889-6507 530-889-6500 530-887-2111 L. INDIANBAR O of the many Maidu Nisenan Indian village sites located a mile up river on the Middle Fork, to the TR F M EK . F Southern Pacific main line in Auburn. In 2004 Bernhard Joss House Forest Hill RE MISSOU OR RIVER that flourished along the American River and the CHAPARRAL 0 K AN Protect American River Canyons C R O AM RIC I E • the Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge was Museum Complex Chinese Museum Divide Museum R CREEK X canyon rim. The Maidu Nisenan fished for E B T added to the National Register of Historic Places. 291 Auburn Folsom Rd. 200 Sacramento St. 24601 Harrison St. O salmon, hunted game, and gathered acorns. Both T 530-823-0723 530-367-3988 SAVANNAH O W In 2014, the bridge was designated 530-888-6891 Bleeding edible and medicinal plants were collected as well. R . HISTORIC California Historic Landmark #1051. Hearts . TO WENTWORTH E RD WIRE Their rich seasonal calendar marked time with RIPARIAN Great Blue VE RD S R DLO Sierra SPRINGS RD. ER OI M BRIDGE “Big Time” dance ceremonies in the village Heron EE OXBOW V OS TRAIL AQUATIC BR Newt RESERVOIR QU Copyright PARC round house called the “k’um”. The Maidu Special Thanks TO WENTWORTH ITO © RI Interpretive Center, located in SPRINGS RD. DG GROUNDWATER E N. FORK R OF THE Roseville (916-774-5934), provides D FORKMIDDLE TRL. • California State Park’s Auburn • John Muir Laws for donating his TO WENTWORTH . programs and exhibits that State Recreation Area Headquarters, flora & fauna illustrations from SPRINGS RD. 0 0.5 1Mile NOTE: MAP SCALE IS AN illustrate the connection between Auburn Office, 530-885-4527 Law’s Field Guide to the Sierra Nevada the people, their culture, and the Mountain Quarries APPROXIMATION natural world. Railroad Bridge • SOWARWE-WERHER and • Mystic Design: Cover illustration AND WILL VARY. TO FRENCH Tom Peterson for the base map info & design, www.mysticdesign.net MEADOWS *The Auburn State Recreation Area is managed by California State Parks & Recreation for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. TO RENO COLFAX CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & STEVEN S RAILROAD MUSEUM T R TO DO THINGS 530-346-8888 A I L STEVENS TRAIL IS A WATERFALL BLM MAINTAINED TRAIL TO TO NEVADA CITY NORTH AND MIDDLE FORKS OF THE AMERICAN RIVER T AD BURN SACRAMENTO PLACER COUNTY (28 MILES) BOWMAN RO S E ILL FLAT (33 MILES) VISITORS BUREAU L EXIT H 530-887-2111 M K WA ELM AVE. E IO www.visitplacer.com E A CA Dept. of Forestry YON W PLACER COUNTY EXIT AN A R

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L T A Parking Pass or a day usage fee. TO HWY. 193 T C TO COLOMA 9 TEN WESTER Gates PA N S CALIFORNIA ST. FORESTHILL TA FORESTHILL CHAMBER Some Trails May Pass Thru Private Seasonal Gates TE OF COMMERCE EL DORADO UPPER S T Land. It is the Map User’s Responsibility For seasonal road closure info, call ASRA. EK R AIL www.foresthillchamber.org CAL 3 FORD’S BAR RE 530-367-2474 C Landmarks, Mines CAL 1 S to Determine Whether or not Public E . L PARC proposed California COUNTY L COCK 8 L TO ROBINSON FLAT Access is Allowed. Always Respect R 10 E TO LOWERT AND SODA SPRINGS State Wild & Scenic River ROBIN EN PRIVATE MICHIGAN E C D the Rights of Property Owners. FORD’SN BAR O R 4WD ROAD BLUFF designation: for a 16 mile Western Tiger I C POINT 6 A M K HISTORIC D stretch of river from Mineral Bar to Swallowtail CEMENT R E OBIN DOODLEBUG HILL K P O O DREDGE • No fires or camping except in designated areas. Campfires have Upper Clementine. INT N TR A L. seasonal restrictions and can ONLY be built in designated areas CE O 7 OSQUITO M R M RI in fire rings provided and MUST be attended at all times. BUFFALO . EN 5 DG D T JESSE E H CANYON Class IV Whitewater with one CACHE R R IL ROANOKE Welcome to the American River HILL L O portage from Oxbow to ROCK D • Plants, animals and historic artifacts are protected. All natural L R D MINE T . L . I TE Ruck-a-Chucky Campground and cultural features of the park are protected by law and must The Auburn State Recreation Area Map is a collaborative effort H R C E R not be removed or disturbed. K E E between PARC and the community of American River experts and U K L C E • No hunting except in designated areas. OCK BUCKEYE dedicated volunteers who are stewards of the Auburn SRA. M RO A B POINT GEORGETOWN IN • Life jackets recommended for all river sports. M PO DIVIDE CHAMBER IN T R • Glass containers and alcohol are not allowed OF COMMERCE O . Gold Rush River History A D The Auburn State Recreation Area*, an 530-208-3262 D R in some areas of the park. In 1848 the discovery of gold by James CK KANAKA extraordinary recreational, historical and WE O • Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under control. Protect American River Canyons NTW E R FALLS Marshall at Sutter’s Mill on the OR H THREE scenic gem, is located in the Sierra Nevada TH AC 4 South Fork in Coloma, spread a S C QUEENS • No motorized vehicles on trails except in Foothills along 48 miles of the North and PR B Gold Rush to the North and Middle This map is a special project by PARC, an Auburn-based, IN O Mammoth Bar OHV Area. Middle Forks of the American River G TT Forks. The “world rushed in” to pan non-profit river conservation group dedicated to the protection S LE R EL DORADO • Recreational gold panning: allowed only in permanent H stretching from Auburn to Colfax and of the North and Middle Forks of the American River and its D THREE and dig the precious metal from the . IL running streambeds. There are special restrictions on the L QUEENS Foresthill. The Auburn SRA provides high river and canyons. Both the North and canyons for all to care for and responsibly enjoy. R use of metal detectors. Suction dredging and high-banking O K TO CHILI BAR A 3 E quality open space, wildlife habitat and Middle Forks were intensively mined, D COUNTY KANAKAGULCH K E are currently banned. P.O. Box 9312, Auburn, CA 95604 E R E BUS and sizeable towns and camps grew up within the C diverse recreational opportunities deep in www.parc-auburn.org R CRASH D • More detailed information on all aspects of Auburn SRA canyons and along the rivers to support the C A California’s legendary Gold Country. The PRIVATE E M is available from State Parks headquarters: 4WD ROAD IN mining operations. Today, the supply roads and H Common P 501 El Dorado St. Auburn, CA 95603 American River’s rich cultural tapestry E trails the miners used are the nucleus of the Merganser S Funding for this Project O Ph. 530-885-4527 • www.parks.ca.gov • Call 911 for emergencies includes influences from the Maidu recreational trail system in the Auburn State American J Nisenan Indians, Spanish settlers and Gold Recreation Area. The Gold Rush Mining River 2 Rush miners. The river was named Rio de Museum is located in the historic Auburn Depot, • Placer ARTs los Americanos by the Spanish. Today, the (see Local Museums) and offers a glimpse into Watershed Placer County’s Gold Rush history. • California Arts Council IL pristine river and canyon trails offer Profile TRA ER VOL visitors a variety of recreational activities Mountain Quarries KELLEH CA • National Endowment for the Arts NO TUNNEL Railroad Bridge VI to responsibly enjoy. Major recreational LL PRIVATE The Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge, also • Placer County Water Agency ALPINE E TUNNEL 4WD ROAD uses include hiking, mountain biking, R 2015 O CHUTE • known locally as “No Hands Bridge,” is the most A horseback riding, whitewater boating, PAYMASTER D (DRY RIVERBED) LAST recognizable historical monument in the Conflu- O MINE CHANCE fishing, swimming, gold panning, ence area. The Pacific Portland Cement Compa- FOOTHILL TTE Local Museums Crayfish R C picnicking, and much more. ny completed the 170 foot long, triple-arch span WOODLAND R EE concrete bridge in 1912. At that time it was the K 1 Native American Placer County River History longest concrete arch railroad bridge in the world. Placer County Gold Rush California The bridge and connecting rail line were built to Courthouse Museum Mining Museum Visitors Bureau GOOD Quail The acorn grinding rocks in the MORNING N. haul limestone from the Portland Cement Quarry, 101 Maple Street 601 Lincoln Way 1103 High Street FO Confluence area are visible reminders TRIBUTARIES RK 530-889-6507 530-889-6500 530-887-2111 L. INDIANBAR O of the many Maidu Nisenan Indian village sites located a mile up river on the Middle Fork, to the TR F M EK . F Southern Pacific main line in Auburn. In 2004 Bernhard Joss House Forest Hill RE MISSOU OR RIVER that flourished along the American River and the CHAPARRAL 0 K AN Protect American River Canyons C R O AM RIC I E • the Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge was Museum Complex Chinese Museum Divide Museum R CREEK X canyon rim. The Maidu Nisenan fished for E B T added to the National Register of Historic Places. 291 Auburn Folsom Rd. 200 Sacramento St. 24601 Harrison St. O salmon, hunted game, and gathered acorns. Both T 530-823-0723 530-367-3988 SAVANNAH O W In 2014, the bridge was designated 530-888-6891 Bleeding edible and medicinal plants were collected as well. R . HISTORIC California Historic Landmark #1051. Hearts . TO WENTWORTH E RD WIRE Their rich seasonal calendar marked time with RIPARIAN Great Blue VE RD S R DLO Sierra SPRINGS RD. ER OI M BRIDGE “Big Time” dance ceremonies in the village Heron EE OXBOW V OS TRAIL AQUATIC BR Newt RESERVOIR QU Copyright PARC round house called the “k’um”. The Maidu Special Thanks TO WENTWORTH ITO © RI Interpretive Center, located in SPRINGS RD. DG GROUNDWATER E N. FORK R OF THE Roseville (916-774-5934), provides D FORKMIDDLE TRL. • California State Park’s Auburn • John Muir Laws for donating his TO WENTWORTH . programs and exhibits that State Recreation Area Headquarters, flora & fauna illustrations from SPRINGS RD. 0 0.5 1Mile NOTE: MAP SCALE IS AN illustrate the connection between Auburn Office, 530-885-4527 Law’s Field Guide to the Sierra Nevada the people, their culture, and the Mountain Quarries APPROXIMATION natural world. Railroad Bridge • SOWARWE-WERHER and • Mystic Design: Cover illustration AND WILL VARY. TO FRENCH Tom Peterson for the base map info & design, www.mysticdesign.net MEADOWS *The Auburn State Recreation Area is managed by California State Parks & Recreation for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Publication of the Auburn Journal for the Auburn Chamber of Commerce Discover Auburn 2018-2019 59 l Advocates for Mentally Ill Aronowitz Skidmore Lyon Auburn Downtown Business Auburn Masonic Hall Association # Housing, Inc Attorney Association Event Center 24 Seven Fire Protection Nonprofit Organizations 200 Auburn Folsom Road Ste 305 874 Lincoln Way 956 1/2 Lincoln Way Fire Protection PO Box 5216 Auburn 95603 Auburn 95603 Auburn 95603 190 Buena Vista St. Auburn 95604 (530) 823-9736 (530) 888-8496 (530) 885-3081 Auburn 95603 (530) 878-5088 downtownauburnca.com (530) 906-0606 Askew Network Solutions, Inc. Auburn Moving Company 24sevenfire.com Al Lombardo Computer - Software Sales Auburn Elks Lodge 1691 Movers Financial Services Auburn 95603 195 Pine Street 10000 Hillview Drive 49er Auburn Lions Club 8825 Mt. Vernon Road (818) 302-7539 Auburn 95603 Newcastle 95658 Service Club Auburn 95603 askew.net (530) 888-7111 (530) 823-8685 P. O. 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Jicha CPA Avantgarden s & Plant Nursery Automotive - Service Street 555 Wall Auburn 95603 (530) 823-3456 www.autovantageservice.com Autovantage Service Center Computer - Web Design 842 Matson Drive Auburn 95603 (530) 308-3210 Automatic Software Solutions, LLC Auburn Veterans Day Parade 155 Sunset Drive Auburn 95603 Education 255 Epperle Lane Auburn 95603 (530) 885-7242 Auburn Union Elementary School District Auburn Trophies & More Auburn Trophies Hwy 1221 Grass Valley Auburn 95603 (530) 885-2669 www.auburntrophies.com ealth & Wellness Health Ste 2 161 Palm Ave Auburn 95603 1-530-206-7882 auburntotalhealth.com Auburn Total Health Auburn Total Music #102 985 Lincoln Way, Auburn 95603 (530) 823-6683 www.AuburnSymphony.com Auburn Symphony Auburn Sunset Rotary 13555 Bowman Rd. Ste. 400 Auburn 95603 (530) 885-9624 Auburn Ski Club Training Center Auburn Ski Club Training Soda Springs 95728 (530) 426-3313 auburnskiclub.com Recreation ki Club Training Center Auburn Ski Club Training 550 High Street, Ste 107 Auburn 95603 (530) 823-8172 www.auburnseniorcenter.com s Seniors - Service Auburn Senior Center - Volunteers for the Multipurpose Senior Center 391 Nevada Street Auburn 95603 (530) 823-7555 aselfstore.com Storage & Mini Storage Auburn Self Storage s Nonprofit Organization Auburn 95603 (530) 227-2931 auburncarotary.com Auburn Rotary Roofing Avenue 130 Elm 95603 Auburn (530) 823-9900 www.AuburnRoofing.com oofing, Roofing, Inc. Auburn 62 Directory – Alphabetical D is over Aucover www.costavida.com (530) 212-8005 Auburn 95603 11825 WillowCreekDrive Restaurants Costa VidaFreshMexicanGrill (530) 889-1325 Auburn 95603 1020 GrassValley Hwy Computer -SalesService -Rep Computer Addiction www.corr.us (530) 273-7956 Auburn 95602 12183 LocksleyLane Nonprofit Organizations Lincoln Youth (CALY) (CoRR)/Coalition forAuburn& Community Recoveryesources (530) 274-8600 Marysville 95901 901 HStreet Seniors -IndependentLiving Comfort Keepers Collisionprosinc.com (530) 889-2141 Auburn 95602 3760 GrassValley HWY Automotive -BodyRep Collision ProsInc. (530) 887-3407 Auburn 95603 1900 GrassValley Hwy. 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O.Box7668 Residential Property Management- Corporation Eugene BurgerManagement (530) 885-9890 Auburn 95603 1721 ArroyoDrive Energy Consulting Enercomp, Inc. (530) 889-0514 Auburn 95603 725 HighStreet Music Encore MusicCenter (408) 888-4580 Auburn 95603 1021 LincolnWay Art -Gallery First NorthernBank www.community1bank.com (530) 863-4800 Auburn 95603 649 LincolnWay Banks &CreditUnion First FoundationBank foamortgage.com/mruiz (530) 823-9100 Auburn 95603 11641 BlockerDrive#120 Finance ofAmerica (530) 889-0667 Auburn 95604-5166 P. O.Box5166 Management Office Leasing-Property Fiddler GreenPlaza (530) 878-7223 Auburn 95604 P. O.Box122 Motorsports Speedway Fast FridaysMotorcycle F www.EzEvents.net (916) 726-7404 Auburn 95603 457 GrassValley Highway Fairs/Event Ezvents, Inc flyersenergy.com/Contact (530) 885-0401 Auburn 95602 2360 LindberghStreet Gas &Prop Flyers Energy, LLC www.flourgarden.com (530) 888-1011 Grass Valley 95959 999 SuttonWay Bakery Flour GardenBakery insuredbyflores.com (530) 823-6844 Auburn 95603 12140 HerdalDr. Insurance Flores InsuranceAgency auburn.abbeycarpet.com (530) 888-8889 Auburn 95603 1775 GrassValley HwySteC Floor Covering Auburn floortexdesign AbbeyFloorsof (530) 887-2240 Auburn 95603 11822 KemperRoad Pumps Flo-Line Technology, Inc 800-556-6768 ext5214 Auburn 95603 424 GrassValley Hwy Banks &CreditUnion Union First U.S.CommunityCredit www.thatsmybank.com (530) 885-5009 Auburn 95603 390 ElmAve Banks &CreditUnion ane Directory – Alphabetical 63

urn 2018-2019 urn b cover Au is D Insurance 1233 High Street Auburn 95603 530-823-1678 www.keiththomas.org Kelly Moore Paint Co. Hwy 431 Grass Valley Auburn 95603 (530) 885-4893 Individual 21135 McCourtney Road 95949 Grass Valley 916-768-6990 goldcountryhomes.exprealty.com JWFrogs 939 Lincoln Way Auburn 95603 (530) 889-9029 K KAHI Radio Radio Broadcast Station Ste #103 985 Lincoln Way Auburn 95603 (530) 885-5636 www.kahi.com Karen L. Hancock Retired 1059 Southridge Drive Auburn 95603 (530) 885-0950 Kathy Sands Retired 426 Olive Orchard Drive Auburn 95603 (530) 320-7965 Keith Thomas - State Farm Insurane Individual White Doe Court 11441 95602 Auburn (530) 823-5606 Jessica Holcombe Lane 12545 Oak Mist Auburn 95602 (530) 320-2181 Century 21 Auburn JoAnn Bennett Realty Real Estate PO Box 5958 Auburn 95604 (530) 886-4323 John N. Uhl, Insurance Agency Insurance 1111 High Street Ste. 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Auburn 95604 (530) 889-4090 Foothill Employer Advisory Council 12122 Dry Creek Rd Ste 103 12122 Dry Creek Auburn 95602 (530) 823-7894 foothillelectric.net Electrical - Contractor Inc. Foothill Electric, 2945 1st Street 2945 1st Auburn 95603 or 530-488-0620 530-718-0132 FCSLiving.org s Churche piritual piritual Center for S Foothill Living 64 Directory – Alphabetical D is over Aucover mortgage.lhfs.com/auburn (530) 615-0134 Auburn 95603 948-B LincolnWay Inc Land HomeFinancialServices, L kvmr.org (530) 265-9073 Nevada City95959 120 BridgeStreet KVMR foster-parent kfh.org/services/professional- 916-652-5814 ext.1107 Loomis 95650 3725 Taylor Rd Youth Services Koinonia FamilyServices www.kneedeepbrewing.com (530) 797-4677 Auburn 95602 13395 NewAirportRoadSteH Pub Bar Knee DeepBrewingCompany auburncakiwanis.org (530) 885-8561 95604-0434 Auburn P. O.Box434 Service Club Kiwanis ClubofAuburn kittencentral.org (916) 645-2217 Newcastle 95658 5130 FruitvaleRd. 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O.Box5350 Beverage Comp Mussetter Distributing (530) 885-9584 Auburn 95603 11400 AtwoodRoad A Attorneys atLaw Nina SalarnoBesselman, www.periozone.com (530) 888-7155 Auburn 95603 212 LincolnWay Dentist -Periodonti Nicky M.HakimiDDS,Inc. www.newcastleministorage.com (916) 663-2041 Newcastle 95658-0753 P. O.Box753 Storage &Mini Newcastle MiniStorage newcastleweddinggardens.com (408) 991-5127 Newcastle 95658 950 Taylor Road Event Center Breakfast Newcastle GardensBedand www.newcastlebusiness.org (916) 663-1108 Newcastle 95658 PO Box1023 Business Association Association Newcastle AreaBusiness Auburn 95603 New York LifeInsurance (530) 346-2757 Auburn 95604 PO Box4400 Music ttorney any Directory – Alphabetical 65

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