Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Dorrington, California:

Built in 1852 by John and Rebecca Gardner, this was a stage coach stop on the Big Trees Carson Valley Road, which was a toll road from 1862 - 1910. The hotel served as a depot for stockmen and as a summer resort. Noted for it's ice cold spring, it was called Cold Spring Ranch until a post office was established. Rebecca's maiden name was submitted to the postal department and the town has been known as Dorrington since 1902. Over the years occupants of the historic Inn have often had a reason to believe in the old but persistent legend that Rebecca Dorrington Gardner's ghost still haunts th. . .

There is a place high in the Sierra Gold Country you'll want to claim as your own; The Dorrington Inn is an enchanting and peaceful bed & breakfast along California's Scenic Route 4 in Calaveras County. At 5,000 feet in the Stanislaus National Forest, a shady village of cottages will be your base for exploring the many nearby attractions. Here, the spring flowers explode into bloom, the summer nights are refreshing, fall foliage is spectacular and the winter snow is magical. The splendor of huge pines-the quaint chalets with fresh flowers-the pleasure of sitting by the fire or reading in th. . .