Historic Coulterville
Considered to be one of the most unspoiled mining camps left along the
entire Mother Lode, Coulterville is a designated State Historical Landmark
with 40 historic buildings and sites remaining.

You'll find a fine museum on the edge of town, inside the remains of the Old
Coulter Hotel. The Whistling Billy engine, which once pulled ore cars from the
Mary Harrison Mines to the Mill, sits under the Hanging Tree just in front.
Another main attraction is the three story historic Hotel Jeffery, fully operational
with a lovely dining parlor and the original Magnolia Room saloon.  

You can pick up a free walking map at almost any shop, and read the stories
as you browse antiques or grab a bite to eat. Coulterville has become a
favorite for many special events, celebrations, music in the park, visits from
auto clubs, motorcycle clubs and groups seeking the history of the mining
days.

Your stay at Coltiva Guest Cottage will include a copy of the Coulterville
historic walking map and a visitors guide to shops and restaurants in
Coulterville and Greeley Hill.
Historic Coulterville
Main Street in Coulterville
Whistling Billy

DIRECTIONS, LOCATION DETAILS...OR SIMPLY "WHERE THE HECK IS COULTERVILLE?"
You will find Coulterville at the intersection of Highways 132 and 49 in the Sierra Foothills below Yosemite.
From Hwy 99 in Modesto, travel 55 miles East on Hwy 132 and follow the signs to Coulterville.
On Highway 49, we are 30 miles North of Mariposa and 30 miles South of Sonora.
From Yosemite, take Highway 120 North from the Big Oak Flat Entrance, travel about 19 miles to Buck Meadows,
then turn left or West on Smith Station Road and follow the signs through Greeley Hill to Coulterville.
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