Alta, California · Placer County · Facility
The Foresthill Divide Road Driving Tour is a self-guided journey through the history of the Foresthill Divide. Beginning in the town of Foresthill, the tour route is 27 miles (one way) to Robinson Flat. Tour booklets can be aquired at the American River Ranger District office at 22830 Foresthill Road. The district offi…
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The Foresthill Divide Road Driving Tour is a self-guided journey through the history of the Foresthill Divide. Beginning in the town of Foresthill, the tour route is 27 miles (one way) to Robinson Flat. Tour booklets can be aquired at the American River Ranger District office at 22830 Foresthill Road. The district office is stop #1 on the drive tour.
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