The El Dorado Trail stretches approximately 35 miles between Placerville and the Camino area of Northern California, offering a scenic route or pedestrians, cyclists, and equestrians. With a gentle 2% grade this trail provides an easy spot for dog walking. The Camelia Lane Entry is just one of many access points to the trail.
The County is actively developing this trail within the old Michigan/California Railroad right-of-way. Dogs must be on a 6-foot or shorter leash. Dog waste bag dispensers are available along the trail.
Directions:
The Bus Station on Mosquito Road (Placerville) – exit the Broadway exit. Heading east, turn right and go back under the freeway. Paved and dirt parking is available.
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