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Step into Tuolumne County and immerse yourself in a single destination that offers three incredible destinations for meetings and events. Experience iconic Yosemite adventures, make golden discoveries in California Gold Country or explore the potential of an exciting High Sierra trip. Tuolumne County is so close, so affordable and so ready to make your gathering uniquely memorable. Call our office for assistance in creating your next event: (800) 446-1333 A Destination with a View Waking up to breath-taking beauty is one of the many rewards awaiting you in Tuolumne County. Your group can step outside their door and find themselves at the front steps of Yosemite, near scenic High Sierra lakes or in the heart of historic California Gold Rush towns. There is a wide variety of comfortable places to stay. Groups can relax in a secluded mountain resort, soak up the charm of a historic B&B, snuggle up in a cozy vacation home, or camp in a covered wagon or under the stars at one of our convenient campgrounds. No matter the budget, a welcoming stay is awaiting in Tuolumne County. Throughout the County there are several venues that gladly cater to groups of nearly any size. From large ballrooms to intimate board rooms, you’ll have no problem finding the ideal location to motivate and inspire your attendees. You may also want to consider an exhilarating outdoor venue or even a historic train for a more unique experience. Safe & Sustainable We’re always glad to have your group and are committed to keeping guests and residents healthy and safe, and to protecting the natural environment we all love. We’ve developed a Healthy Pledge to do all we can to help your team adventure safely and responsibly. Responsible travel involves preserving our natural environment, making sure to leave no trace by staying on the trails and packing out your trash. It involves understanding the causes for wildfires, such as loose chains making sparks along the road, and only lighting fires in approved areas and extinguishing them properly. It also involves being respectful of the region and others staying or living in the area. As part of our commitment to sustainable travel, we ask all visitors to do the following: • Stay home if you are sick • Stay on trails • Pack out what you pack in • Be wildfire safe • Be respectful