Located twenty-two miles east of Sacramento on U.S. Highway 50, Folsom is a city with a rich past, impressive present and an exciting future. Folsom enjoys an idyllic location nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain range and the heart of California’s Gold Country. Take a moment and visit these opportunities and “Come for your senses”. It is an area abundant in recreation – offering a variety of activities for all ages, including white water rafting, boating, biking, hiking, fishing and camping. Plus, the community has a growing arts and cultural community, fine dining establishments, and is in close proximity to the Sierra Foothill wine country. |  A quiet stroll along Lake Natoma |
 Fun events are held on Historic Sutter Street | The Historic District of Folsom is a cultural gem of the West. Many historical firsts have occurred in Folsom since the days of the Gold Rush. Folsom was the start of the first railroad west of the Mississippi and the site of the world’s first electrical generating powerhouse to transmit power to the city of Sacramento. Historic Sutter Street is known for its shopping, dining and fun events. You can view the history of infamous Folsom Prison at the Prison Museum and much more. Offering a superior quality of life, Folsom is home to many of the most desirable neighborhoods, and to California’s newest Community College, a top ranked public school district and an abundance of city parks and community centers. Many of California’s and the world’s most recognizable companies have selected Folsom as a business location. The city has quality neighborhoods and schools, outstanding shopping, dining and lodging. |
