Sutter Creek

Sutter Creek is a city in Amador County, California.

Understand

  • Sutter Creek Visitor Center, 11A Randolph St, +1 209-267-1344. weekends 10AM-3PM.

Get in

Get around

By bus

Amador Transit provides bus service. Their phone number is: +1 209 267-9395. The main transit center is at Sutter Hill.

See

  • Black Chasm Cavern.
  • Sutter Creek Visitor Center.
  • Monteverde Store Museum.
  • Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock.

Do

Buy

  • J. Monteverde General Store, 3 Randolph St. A 1900s-style general store with vintage goods displayed.

Eat

Drink

Sleep

Connect

Go next

Routes through Sutter Creek

Auburn Amador City  N  S  Jackson Oakhurst


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