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Below, you'll find the best attractions and fun things to do on your Jackson getaway. There are a variety of activities and tours in Jackson, including State Parks, museums, historical landmarks and art galleries, just to name a few.
Kennedy Gold Mine 11 6 2010

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The Kennedy Mine, famous for being one of the deepest gold mines in the world (at 5912 feet), which produced approximately $34,280,000 in gold during its lifetime. The most notable feature is one of the tallest head frames in existence today, which was used to lower the miners deep into the earth. The surface tour includes the mine office building, stamp and gold recovery mill, and tailing wheels. The mine is open on weekends and holidays from March through October.
12594 Kennedy Mine Rd
Jackson, CA 95642
(209) 223-9542
Amador County Museum 11 6 2010

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This 15-room classic Greek Revival dwelling was built in 1854 as a home of Armstead C. Brown, one of Jackson's earliest settlers. The museum features a fascinating array of artifacts and items from the county's early days. Collections include a Gold History Exhibit, fashions of the past, a Victorian bedroom and parlor, a Native American collection, a Chinese American collection, and much more. The museum is located on 225 Church Street overlooking downtown Jackson.
225 Church St
Jackson, CA 95642
(209) 223-6386
Jackson Rancheria 2 1 2011

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Owned and operated by the Miwuk Indian tribe, Jackson Rancheria Casino & Hotel features over 1,500 slot and video machines, more than 50 gaming tables, a 24-hour Poker Room, High Limit Room, and more. In addition there are seven restaurants serving everything from fast food to the best in casual dining. Enjoy live entertainment, with a continuous list of famous performers. The Hotel offers oversized rooms and suites, plus the RV Park has 100 full service spots including 30 pull-through sites.
12222 New York Ranch Rd
Jackson, CA 95642
(209) 223-1677
Black Chasm Cavern 11 6 2010

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Black Chasm Cavern was designated a National Natural Landmark by the National Park Service in 1976. The 50-minute walking tour follows a series of environmentally friendly stairs and walkway that lead you underground. The cave tour culminates in the Landmark Room, famous for an amazing collections of sparkling crystals. You'll see a wide variety of formations include stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones and the vast arrays of rare helictite crystals, for which Black Chasm Cavern is famous for.
15701 Volcano Pioneer Road
Volcano, CA 95689
(866) 762-2837

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