Behold the natural wonders of Mt. Shasta, Castle Crags, Lava Beds National Monument and multiple wilderness areas that include sixty-plus miles of the Pacific Crest Trail. Here you’ll find the headwaters of the Sacramento River, the McCloud and the mighty Klamath River, providing some of the most exciting rafting, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing in California.
Step back in time in nearby Dunsmuir, once a flourishing railroad town, and McCloud, a historic lumber town on the National Registry.
Known as one of the sacred mountains of the world, Mount Shasta dominates the landscape. The city of Mt. Shasta offers an array of charming shops, spiritual centers and equipment outfitters. Mt. Shasta Ski Park offers outstanding winter snow sports and mountain biking and climbing in the warmer months.
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Mt. Shasta | Dunsmuir | Weed | McCloud | Yreka
Mt. Shasta is know as one of the sacred mountains of the world. Come experience the spiritual energy and wonder of this famous giant.
The Upper McCloud River boasts three easily accessible spectacular waterfalls - Upper, Middle, and Lower McCloud Falls. Middle McCloud Falls is the largest and most impressive with a 44-foot drop providing a magnificent view.
Visit Lava Beds National Monument, where lava flows created volcanic vents, spatter cones, massive craters, and imposing cinder cones. More then 700 lava tube caves are hidden within these flows, with 12 to 15 caves easily accessible to explore.
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