How to get to Terra d’Oro Winery

• From U.S. 50 take Watt Avenue south.
• Once on Watt Avenue south, go through about three traffic signals (1 _ miles) to Jackson Road/Highway 16. Take a left on Jackson Road.
• Stay on Jackson Road/Highway 16 for 31 miles until you reach Plymouth.
• In Plymouth, take the last right at the round about tward Fiddletown/Shenandoah Road. Before the round about, there is a sign to Fiddletown/River Pines. At this intersection you'll see the El Dorado Savings Plaza on the southeast corner. If you leave Plymouth and find yourself crossing the Cosumnes River, you've gone too far.
• Proceed a quarter mile on Fiddletown/Shenandoah Road to where the road splits. Bear to the left at the split and continue out towards the Shenandoah Valley. DO NOT TURN Right and head to fiddletown. Less than two miles from the split, turn right on Shenandoah School Road. At that corner (Shenandoah Road and Shenandoah School Road) on the left, you'll see a Terra d’Oro sign and Rinehart's Ironworks.
• Terra d’Oro is two miles up Shenandoah School Road on the right side.

If you’re planning a visit to Terra d’Oro, we invite you to explore Amador County and its other offerings.

Amador County is one of the smallest grape-growing regions in California, producing only about 1% of the wine grapes in the state, and its wines are worth the visit alone.

This beautiful, historic area also offers many non-wine activities, from hiking, biking, camping and boating, to exploring gold mines or visiting its charming small towns with restaurants, inns and museums.

Learn more about Amador County, its history, its culture, what makes our wines so special, and how to plan a visit:

• Amador County Vintners Association
• Amador Council on Tourism 
• Amador Winegrowers