Nestled in the heart of the California Gold Country, between the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the lush vineyards of the Lodi Wine Region, the town of Wallace beckons one to embrace a more tranquil environment in which to call home.

Located in Calaveras County, which is abundant in natural and historic diversity, the region offers picturesque Gold Rush towns, award winning foothill vineyards and verdant golf courses dotted among canyons, pines and oak trees.

The numerous lakes, rivers and streams that surround the area offer abundant recreation as does the backpacking, bicycling and whitewater rafting opportunities.  Near-by is Yosemite Park, the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and the Alpine Ski Resort of Bear Valley which boasts 1280 acres of fresh snow seasonally and 67 ski runs. 

Giant Sequoias and Redwoods dot the Calaveras landscape located 133 miles east of San Francisco; the landscape that Mark Twain discovered and heralded in his first published short story, “The celebrated jumping frog of Calaveras County”, and embraced by author Brett Hart.

Come and discover for yourself the best kept secret in California that has something to offer everyone.  Discover Wallace.