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Hight rate 10 location for tourist in Nevada City, CA, USA
06-2025 Scavenger Hunt Walking Tours - Nevada City in Hight rate 10 location for tourist in Nevada City, CA, USAHirschmans Pond trailhead - Nevada City Stephanie G: This was a beautiful, peaceful hike! We took our small puppies, so the portions of the trail that closely parallel the highway scared them a little due to traffic noise, but otherwise, easy, gorgeous, and well maintained.
Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park - Nevada City Jorge Aleman: This State Historic Park is amazing. The museum is well taken care of. Small and rustic but it shows in detail how life was in the 1800s to 1900s in this area.
Adela, the Park Ranger at the museum was very friendly and is a great source of information for the Malakoff Diggins Museum. She warned us about bears and sure enough, on the way out of the hiking area, I saw a black bear down a small stream. It ran down the creek and away from us when it saw us. We took off in the opposite direction.
Pioneer Park - Nevada City Lillian: Pioneer Park is in the foothill town of Nevada City, CA. It’s a beautiful 16 acre park with gorgeous mature trees. There’s a baseball field, basketball courts, tennis courts, bocce ball court, horseshoe pits, little league field, playground, green lawn space, picnic area, and bandshell. The walkways are paved and ADA. In addition, the public swimming pool and Lodge are located here. The park hosts summer concerts and special events.
The Lodge is a hop skip n jump next door to the pool, playground, and basketball courts. It’s an event building available for rent. It has a kitchen, restrooms, tables, chairs, projector, and seating for 120 for dining. There are picnic area throughout the park as well. The areas have tables, BBQs, and some have electrical hookups. These can be reserved via the parks and recreation website.
There is a creek that runs through the park that’s makes a beautiful trickling sound when the water flow is high. Peaceful vibes. But as in all public spaces, please be cautious and aware of your surroundings.
Anaheim Founders Park - Anaheim J. Collins: Queen Anne Victorian house built in 1896. Open for visitors on the 1st of each month, FREE no charge. Knowledgeable docents on hand here as well as at "The Colony House and Barn", that are on the same property.
There is a whole lot of history about "Old" Orange County CA that you can learn about here. There is plenty for all ages.
We visited the 1st Saturday in May 2025. They had well prepared outdoor craft activities for the children to put together and take home.
Ancient Sanctum - Anaheim Andrew McCauley: The Dr Strange show was very lame! After waiting a long time and then get served up that very mediocre performance… very underwhelming
Minnies House - Anaheim Jacqueline Avon: Loved Minnie Mouse house! I felt like I went back to my child hood when I entered. The house is just how I remembered it 30 years ago. Brought me tears of joy that I was able to share a piece of my childhood memory with my 3 years old daughter. Thank you Disney for being part of it. Will come back again every year to take pictures again.
Storybook Land Canal Boats - Anaheim Kyle Mika: I was throughly surprised by this simple ride! It had some fun little buildings of a lot of stories in the Disney franchise. It’s an actual boat and the balance might seem strange but a great ride for little ones!
