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Redding/Shasta Lake

Famous Sundial Bridge, picturesque lakes, & a recreational paradise

Redding, home to the world-famous pedestrian bridge - Sundial Bridge at Turtle Bay, is the choice of vacationers or travelers wishing to center their vacation experience of the Northstate. West of town you'll discover Whiskeytown Lake, a favorite for sailing and windsurfing, and north of town is California's largest Shasta Lake and "Houseboat Capitol of the World," offering a wide variety of vacation experiences.

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Hidden treasures in the area include a guided cavern tour at Lake Shasta Caverns; Shasta State Historic Park, with brick ruins and a museum of the gold-rush; Turtle Bay Exploration Park, featuring museum, arboretum, and cafe.