Why Live in Auburn Lake Trails
Auburn Lake Trails is a scenic community nestled in the Sierra Nevada, California, known for its extensive network of hiking and equestrian trails. This mostly gated community features custom homes on spacious lots, often spanning from half an acre to several acres, with many properties including equestrian stables. The homes, primarily ranch-style and wood cabins built since the 1970s, offer a variety of amenities such as parks, clubhouses, and a small lake. The community is home to more than 20 miles of multiuse trails, Westville Park with a playground, tennis courts, and a heated pool, and Indian Bow Lake, which has designated areas for fishing and nonmotorized boating. Diehl Field offers basketball, bocce ball, and sand volleyball courts, while residents can also enjoy a campground and a nine-hole golf course. The community streets have a speed limit of 25 to 35 miles per hour, making it safe for children to play and ride bikes. Restaurants and businesses are conveniently located at the intersection of Highway 49 and Georgetown Road, including American River Pizza & Grill and Cool Beerwerks. Northside Elementary, a highly rated school, serves the area, and students can attend Golden Sierra Junior Senior High starting in seventh grade. Auburn is approximately 10 miles away, with Sacramento over 40 miles away and Sacramento International Airport about 50 miles away. The community also hosts a free summer concert series, Music in the Park, from April to September, and has various social clubs, including golf groups, a youth swim team, and a book club.
