Madera County Road 210 is an approximately twelve-mile loop of Madera County Road 211 located in the Sierra Nevada foothills north of Millerton Lake. Madera County Road 210 loops through townsite of Hildreth which was located on the Fresno Flats stage road during the 1870s. Hildreth declined from the 1890s through the 1920s and is now a ghost town. Pictured as the blog cover is the Fine Gold Gulch Bridge along Road 210 which was constructed in 1920. Part 1; the history of Hildreth and Madera County Road 210 Hildreth was founded in the 1870s by Tom Hildreth near Fine Gold Gulch in what was then northern Fresno County. Tom Hildreth constructed a store which was located the stage road from the San Joaquin River at Millerton to Fresno Flats. Hildreth had Post Office service between 1886-1896 and the community once had three hotels. Hildreth (shown as Hildrethville) can be seen on the 1891 Thompson Atlas of Fresno County north of Millerton in Township 9S, Range 21E. Hildreth Road (
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