Coulter Café & General Store
Phone: 209-878-3947
Casual dining in a clean, mountain style atmosphere; Outdoor Patio dining; Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner (hours vary).
Mini-market stocks ice, groceries, beer, frozen items.
Coulterville General Store
5006 Main Street
Phone: 209-878-3947 Groceries, produce, OTC remedies, frozen items
Mary Lou's Cup of Brew
5010 Main Street
Premium coffees, brewed cappuccino, cold coffee drinks, featuring baked goods by "A Catered Affair".
Old Johnny Haigh Saloon
5006 Main Street
Phone: 209-878-3947 "Old West" atmosphere; alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages; pizza, poppers and Buffalo wings plus free pea-nuts.
OTHER SITES
Chamber of Commerce/Visitors Center
Maps of walking tours, park conditions
and other tourist information.
Speedy Repair
5011 Broadway
209-878-3020
Rose Cottage
5004 Main Street
Phone: 209-878-3478
Antiques & collectibles
Sierra Flowers
5012 Main Street
Phone: 209-878-0349
Cut flowers and potted plants. FTD licensed.
Trading Post
Mining equipment, custom gold jewelry,gold nuggets, artwork, Native American collectables, western hats and an assortment of other souvenirs.
LODGING
Historic Hotel Jeffery Is Due to Reopen July, 2011!
10407 Hwy 49
Phone: 209-878-3400
Modern, clean & quiet
Perched on a hill just a short walk from downtown Coulterville, this motel offers comfortable rooms at reasonable rates.
Rose Cottage B&B
Charming, modern accomodations on the second floor of an historic 1870's building at the base of the Histori John Muir Route.
5004 Main St. (Hwy 49 & 132)
209-8783478
www.rosecottage@coulterville-bedbreakfast.com
A Unique Bed and Breakfast featuring spectacular views along the very path John Muir initially traveled on the way to Yosemite.
888-257-4397, 209-878-3675
RV & Camping
Convenient, scenic campsites nestled among the pines.
Phone: 209-878-3847
Phone: info 209-378-2521
Reservations: 800-468-8889
McClure Point, Barrett Cove, Horseshoe Bend & Bagby
Reservations: Tues.-Friday
Phone: 209-852-2396
Mon.-Friday
Moccasin Point, Fleming Meadows
Houseboat rental info: 1-800-255-5561
Enjoy Coulterville!
This scenic 14 mile segment of Highway 32, extending from Highway 49 and the Historic Goldrush town of Coulterville, up through Greeley Hill to where it merges onto Highway 120 just a few miles before the north entrance to Yosemite National Park was the original historic route into the park. It remains virtually the same as it was in 1869 when Muir first ventured through, and fell in love with, the Sierras.
SHOPPING