A friend of mine needed me to fly a plane from here to Stockton. So, on July 8, 2013, my buddy…read moreflew me into Calaveras. He dropped me off and I checked out and flew the plane out of here and into Stockton. Before departing, I ran into their FBO to check things out (I had to go potty). Calaveras is a neat little airport with the basic amenities that every pilot needs and looks for when on the stop and go. A clean restroom(s). Accessible fuel pumps that take either credit or debit cards, a snack machine that accepts dollar bills and coins and a well maintained airport and runway. I's a cool little spot to stop and have either breakfast or lunch before heading up and over the Sierra's or back home to the bay area.

These folks are impressive . The owner is polite, respectful, and shows great dedication. I was…read moretransported by Jeff, I was thoroughly impressed at his punctuation and demeanor. He's a fantastic asset to their team. Thank you guys!

I was in Jackson last month to help my parents during a health emergency. It was a rough few weeks…read moreand when I needed to head back home to Spokane Washington I found Amador County Shuttle Service online. I knew nothing about them but hoped they would be reliable and scheduled a ride from Jackson to Sacramento Airport. Not only did Fred show up on time, he had chilled bottles of water ready for me and carried and stowed my luggage. We both wore masks and talked a bit but he was considerate enough to give me privacy when I began texting. He was polite and professional in his appearance and demeanor the entire trip. The shuttle van was very clean and comfortable and the AC had rear seat vents which were heaven. The cost was also very very reasonable. I will definitely use Amador County Shuttle on my future trips and suggest you try them too. They helped to make a difficult time a little less stressful. Cindy Podesta

I was attempting to find Carson Pass and the Pacific Crest Trail on Yelp but this works…read more I always Use this beautiful highway to cross the Sierras whether on the motorcycle or in a car. The best time to travel is during the week because there is much less traffic. Of course you may find a camper in your way but just relax and enjoy the ride. The road gets really nice after you pass through the historic town of Jackson. You begin the climb through the forest, past a couple of beautiful lakes and you find yourself at the summit. This is a must stop. There is a Ranger's cabin / store that is open during the day. It's usually manned by either Rangers or some very knowledgeable volunteers. The Pacific Crest Trail crosses Carson Pass at this spot. You can park and hike or backpack from this spot. Make sure you have the proper gear food and water before heading out! There are trail maps available and you can also get some great advice from the Rangers as well as other hikers!. The views from the top of the pass are incredible as you descend the east side of the mountains. Take your time and enjoy the beauty!

I want to share California State Route 88 with you as it was one of the unexpected awesome…read morediscoveries on my trips through California. I used it to get from Yosemite to Lake to Tahoe - I headed north on 49 and turned right onto 88 at Jackson and turned off it north onto 89 to get to Tahoe. Providing you don't get stuck behind something slow and wide on the road, it's a smooth ride - most people seem to head up 50 but they would be missing out on the amazing scenery on 88. As you head ever upwards with markers telling you the rising elevation every 1000 feet, you suddenly come out onto the most amazing view of the surrounding mountains and a series of lakes, including Silver Lake and Caples Lake. There are lots of pullouts to get pictures and it's nice that there are plaques telling you a bit of the history of this route - it used to be the Old Emigrant Road and the mind boggles to think of the pioneers struggling over this elevation in their wagons. Much easier in a hire Toyota Corolla on paved roads. In the spring, there is still ice in the lakes, which makes for some dramatic pictures. If you travel between Yosemite and Tahoe on this route, the drive will seem less like traveling but more like part of a sightseeing journey.

You might be Yelp Elite if you've ever sat in your kitchen at 5:30am, wondering how many stars to…read morerate a train station. It's a tough call. Three stars is probably generous, but my reasoning is that, as far as Sacramento light rail stations go, this one is pretty middle of the road. For me, the main draw of this station is the fact that it's so close to KP International Market, which I can always walk around if I have too long of a layover at Cordova Town Center. This feels a lot safer than just sitting around at Sunrise Station for 15 minutes. Guards don't usually hang out around this station for very long, but there are guards in the parking lots of several of the surrounding businesses. Plus, this whole neighborhood is chock-full of security cameras. In general, a train going in each direction comes every 15 minutes. In the event that the trains are down, and there is a bus bridge (an occurrence that seems to be happening more and more frequently), the boarding areas for the bus bridge are a very short walk from the train boarding areas. Parking is very close to the train boarding area-- probably the closest of any station. And, like most stations, parking is free, making this an almost ideal stop for Folsom park-and-riders. I would note that SacRT does not seem to have as much of an interest keeping the trains running east of this station as they do running west, so, for Folsom riders, parking here may be a good way to avoid a bus bridge. As to bus bridges-- okay, I see that you're trying to do something about the fact that the train isn't working, and that's cool. What would be even cooler is if there were any clear way to communicate this with riders before they get to the station. Lately, it's starting to feel like SacRT is just okay with Folsom service being frequently down. If they aren't getting enough funding to keep the lines operating, they at least need to figure out how to effectively communicate scheduling issues. Currently, they deserve less than one star for their ability to do so. When there is a bus bridge, it should be posted immediately on SacRT's web page, app, and Facebook, but in reality, you'll be lucky to hear about it in a timely manner on any of those. It would be cool if at least like 15% of the sign boards worked, but they don't. I haven't seen a properly working SacRT sign board in years. In reality, you are highly unlikely to know about a bus bridge until you show up to the station without extra time to spare, and find out you're going to be delayed by an hour. Therefore, if you are looking for a reliable method of transportation to get you to work or school in a timely manner, this really isn't it. Which is really sad when you think about the fact that the people with the least access to transportation are the most likely to be fired for absence issues. When it comes to cleanliness, SacRT does an okay job of trying to keep this station clean, but, like the majority of train stations, it's still rat central. Hear that rustling in the bushes? Those are rats. Don't be surprised if you actually see one-- I nearly always do. So, while there is a great deal of sitting room at this station, it is mostly backed by rat-infested bushes. I would not recommend sitting down in front of the bushes with something to eat. There you have it. I tried to start with the positive, but, to be honest, that required a great deal of cutting and pasting. I'm glad this station exists, and it's one of the better stations in Rancho Cordova, but it's not without its issues. Before I accept the First To Review credit for this page (which I think I actually was, originally), I'd just like to give a shout-out to the not-recommended review of, "I don't get the point of this station no one uses it." I actually do use it, hence, this review. And, don't forget about the rats-- they use it, too.

We absolutely loved everything about Roaring Camp Gold! The setting is beautiful, the activities…read moreare fun and unique, and the staff makes you feel right at home. We brought our 10-year-old daughter and she had the best time--gold panning, tubing the river, exploring, and soaking up the adventure. It's such a rare find to have something both adults and kids can enjoy equally. We can't wait to come back next year! The camp site is so intimate you can go all day without seeing another person. It feels like your own personal oasis.

Time of our lives! It's a reasonable drive from almost every major city in Central CA. Family…read moreowned, and ran like a well oiled machine, it's well worth the trip. Everyone you'll speak with is very personable. We took the Saturday evening tour which includes a dinner. A scenic drive, with many switchbacks, gives you a stunning view of the valley and riverbank at sunset. During this drive, there will be historic insights provided by the driver until you make it down to base-camp. While dinner is on the grill, you'll be given a personal tour around the active mining area, cabins and general store. You'll have several choices of how you spend your time before dinner, and there is no wrong answer. I won't give away too many details, as everything is apart of the magic but we plan on coming back again either for their day tour or camping trip!

If you are visiting in the Sacramento Region, this is your direct stop to the Folsom Premium…read moreOutlets. It's a smaller scaled version of the one in Livermore and Gilroy but still fun to shop in - A bonus with this stop is that at the end of the line, you will end up in Historic Folsom, another great destination for shops and dining. And learning some fun stuff about the city of Old Folsom.

Not really of sure how rate this! Hey is so call town Folsom in our Golden State!…read more First time I try BIRTHDAY STAY 2013! Person at Sheraton looks up, says get off the equivalent B A R T, he say call Iron Point or Iron Pointe! Something too far to walk, he right about that! This is a B A R T station of so call town Folsom! Go up two sets stairs! First thing saw was a McDonald Restaurant, or is it still call Golden Arches? NIce station! Not sure of the town, all I seen of least this station! Lots expensive stores! As say, the McDonald/Golden Arches Restaurant! The Visitor Center I have try maybe four times since! Visitor Center there never person to help guests there never people to help guests! How the guest supposed know what items to take, look at? What got me here was try look for Chinese restaurant call either Lotus 8 or call either Lucky 8! One Chinese couple, "You from Oakland? There not many decent Chinese restaurants here" I thinking he saying of this so call Folsom! However, I will say this station does seem very clean! At least employees keeping it clean at least volunteers keeping it clean! There benches and a bus shelter at this station! Hey Michaelango of Sacramento (Sacra) are you reading this! Has me as FIRST TO REVIEW! I know you have written many for the Sacramento Regional Transit! Come to this station! Yes so call Folsom the prison and the lake! Post cards and Prison DO NOT WISH YOU WERE HERE! Do not wish, but as say, this a very clean station!

As a bride planning a wedding from afar, transportation was one of those details that I knew could…read moreeither go completely smoothly or become a major source of stress. Thankfully, our time with Blue Mountain Transit was fantastic. Communication was clear from the beginning and on the wedding day itself, everything ran exactly as planned/ Our guests were transported safely and on time. The drivers were all friendly, professional and accommodating and I can't thank them or Trish enough for ensuring everything went to plan!!

They are very professional and always on top of things. The drivers are very attentive to the…read morepassengers. The front office is always efficient and helpful. They go out of their way to make sure everything is going to go correctly.

We booked a trip for six to Maui and when it came time to the trip try to check in we were told by…read moreHawaiian Airlines it wasn't a regular trip and we couldn't check in and we had to go to the airport several hours early to check in.. TA advised arrive at the airport two hours in advance even though security only required one hour just so we could check in- no help!! Also we were charged $800 for Insurance that I never had requested didn't see and would never have ever paid for- Of course my fault for not looking in the details because I was super busy working Went there four times to pick up our tickets and they were closed Guess the time of the travel agent is no longer meaningful/ worth it?

i have used EDH Travel to book a cruise, a trip to Disney and a trip to Hawaii. The prices i've…read morepaid are no more than what i would pay on the internet and their advice has been so spot-on it has saved me hours of research if i tried to book these on my own. The staff are helpful and wonderful and i plan to continue to use them in the future.