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Black Chasm Caverns

Black Chasm Caverns is a dissolution cave formed by carbonic acid eroding the bedrock. Several lakes make up the lower portions of the caverns and the walking tour takes visitors across a bridge providing glimpses of the naturally blue lake below. Black Chasm Caverns were declared a National Natural Landmark in part due to the abundance of unusual and rare speleothems called "helicties" that grow throughout the cavern. These formations occur when water is pushed through porous walls leaving behind crystalized minerals. As the mineral deposits build up, they create a spun glass effect that can be seen in the Landmark Room 

The Sutter Buttes

This tiny mountain range located just outside Yuba City, CA is really a small circular complex of eroded volcanic lava domes. The buttes stand at just 2,122 feet and 10 miles in diameter. The Maidu Indians called the Buttes "Histum Yani" which translates as, "Middle Mountains of the Valley" or "Spirit Mountain". Spanish explores named the buttes, "Los Pichachos" or the peaks but they were also known as the "Marysville Buttes", "Sacramento Buttes"' and "Los TresPicos". In 1949 they were officially named the Sutter Buttes after John Sutter.

Coloma Resort features riverfront camping facilities located across from Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park and Sutter’s Mill on the South Fork of the American River. Coloma Resort offers RV and tent sites, riverfront cabins, and bunk-style cabins. You will never be bored with so many fun activities like gold panning, hiking, whitewater rafting, river tubing, kayaking, and fishing. Coloma Resort's amenities include a swimming pool, hot showers, a pet-friendly environment, and gated grounds. Book your reservations now!