Points of Interest

Old Santa Rosa Chapel

The Santa Rosa Chapel, a National Historic Registry landmark and one of the oldest churches in the County, was built in 1870. It served the community for 91 years. Guests of William Randolph Hearst, including Marion Davies, Gary Cooper, and Bing Crosby, attended Mass there. The cemetery is the final resting place for many Cambria pioneers. After

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Covell Clydesdale Ranch

The Covell Ranch offers Clydesdale trail rides through their nearly 2,000-acre ranch! This is an opportunity so rare that there are only a few places in the world where you can go and ride a Clydesdale! They also offer vehicle tours where you get to come and meet the herd of 50-60 Clydesdales of all

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Historic Walking Tour

Cambria is brimming with historic architecture dating back to the 1800s, with an eclectic and charming collection of architectural styles. Victorian architecture, popular when Cambria was becoming a bustling mining town, was the inspiration for many of the buildings still standing today. Interpretations of the historic style are mixed with more modern influences to create

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Squibb House & Black Barn

This house was built in 1903 for William Westendorf, a man of many talents: professional gambler, real estate broker, saloon owner, land speculator and game warden. He sold the house to George and Dena Storni Dickie in 1915. The Dickies were prominent Cambria business owners; they established the first automobile agency and the first modern

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