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Living in Auburn
Gold Rush history downtown, two forks of the American River at the edge of town, and a trail culture that earned Auburn the name “Endurance Capital of the World.”
Life outside
What a weekend in Auburn looks like
Temporary imageAuburn State Recreation Area
Canyons of the North and Middle Forks of the American River, minutes from downtown — trails, river access and some of the region's best-known singletrack.
Temporary imageEndurance Capital of the World
Auburn sits on the Western States Trail and is home to long-running endurance events on foot and horseback.
Temporary imageRivers & lakes
Swimming holes and paddling on the American River, with Folsom Lake and Lake Clementine close by.
Temporary imageUp the hill to snow
Interstate 80 puts the Sierra and Tahoe-area ski resorts within an easy day trip.
Around town
Old Town to the canyon
Old Town Auburn's historic streets and the downtown core hold restaurants, coffee and local shops. Neighborhoods range from walkable in-town homes to foothill acreage with room for horses, all along the I-80 corridor between Sacramento and Tahoe.
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