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I Visited California's Smallest Town

I drove deep into the Gold Country to visit California’s smallest town — Amador City. Population: about 200. Area: barely 0.3 square miles. Once a booming Gold Rush town in the 1850s, Amador was home to thousands of miners chasing fortune. Today, it’s a living time capsule — a few brick buildings, a historic hotel, a museum, a handful of locals, and stories that refuse to die. In this video, I explore what remains of California’s smallest city: The history behind its Gold Rush past. The town cemetery (and its eerie stories). A hotel brunch that might serve the best pancakes in the state. The stillness, the ghosts, and the strange beauty of small-town California. Whether you’re into travel documentaries, California history, or just love small-town stories — this is one you’ll want to see.