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• County description of El Dorado Trail (65)
  Designated as a "Millennium Trail" by Hillary Clinton in the year 2000, the El Dorado Trail is a multi-modal transportation corridor planned to extend from the eastern border of El Dorado County to South Lake Tahoe.
• El Dorado Trail full concept and maps (52)
  EL DORADO TRAIL
  The El Dorado Trail is a concept for a trail that spans the entire length of El Dorado County from the western county line to the Lake Tahoe Basin. The current alignment of the El Dorado Trail includes two railroad rights-of-way: the Michigan-California railroad right-of-way and the Sacramento-Placerville Transportation Corridor. Some segments are already completed with Class I Bike Paths, other segments are currently in development or are proposed.
• El Dorado Walking Trail (56)
  This is a true gem in El Dorado. Part of the Rails to Trails program, this route climbs very gently up from Placerville to near Camino. At the time of this writing the first half is paved, the second half unpaved. The trail ends somewhat abruptly near Camino (we hope that in the near future it will complete it's path to Camino providing an ideal alternate to the busy Carson Road). There are several places to jump off the trail and travel on roads to other destinations... there's so many options, it's hard to list them all... best to look at the map and decide on what route you'd like to take. Please note that the speed limit on the El Dorado Trail is 15 mph.