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A short but incredibly scenic hike in the Shasta Valley that follows the shore of surprising Trout Lake. Tremendous views in all directions, crowned by the glacier-clad glory of Mount […]
Goosenest Trail is a lightly trafficked loop trail located near Weed, California that features beautiful wildflowers and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature […]
“The Lake Siskiyou Trail is a wonderful attraction for Siskiyou County residents and its visitors. This trail — which is enjoyed by walkers, hikers, runners and mountain bikers — meanders […]
With 28 miles of hiking trails, everyone can enjoy a mild stroll or invigorating adventure. The only trail to climb into the majestic Castle Crags.
The Shasta Valley Wildlife Area contains approximately 4,700 acres of Great Basin juniper woodland, riparian forest, seasonal wetlands, and crop lands, with Mt. Shasta as a backdrop.
A 3 mile trail up Spring Hill at the north end of Mount Shasta City. Vistas offer views of the Trinity Divide, Strawberry Valley and Mount Shasta.
The trail winds its way around the north side of the pinnacle of Black Butte, revealing amazing views en route to a 360 degree vista at the summit.
A short but highly scenic trail passing through meadows and a hemlock grove before reaching Artist’s Point, one of the finest vistas in the area.
A lower elevation route on the north side of Mount Shasta that leads to a great waterfall…when it is flowing.
Just west of the Scott River on Kelsey Creek you pick up the Kelsey National Recreation Trail. Today the trail serves as a popular day hike to Paradise Lake and […]
A short, easy trail that stays close to the rim of the Sacramento River’s Box Canyon. The trail offers several vistas down into the canyon.
The Russian Wilderness is located 7 miles southwest of Etna, California. Information about this wilderness can be found at wilderness.net, a […]
This high-altitude trail treks nearly 2 miles up the south flank of the mountain. Also the start of the most popular route to the 14,162-foot summit.
A long traverse of the lower section of the stunning Castle Crags on the Pacific Crest Trail.
A rarely traveled trail that passes through lake basins, meadows and descends through a large canyon alongside the North Fork of the Sacramento River.
This is an invitation for our annual Shamanic Freedom Retreat over the July 4th long weekend in Mount Shasta, California! Join two master healers at Mt. Shasta’s premiere holistic healing […]
Easily the most unusual trail on the mountain. The “trails” are actually old service roads used when the Shasta Ski Area was operating.
Root Creek Falls is a large, multi-tiered waterfall that spills 500+ feet over the granite Castle Dome just south of Dunsmuir in the Castle Crags wilderness area.
A mountain bike route that provides about 10 miles of single-track and 10 miles of dirt roads for one to five hours of riding.
This is a moderate, 22 mile out-and-back trail ideal for snowshoeing. Close-up views of pristine pools, rapids, charging cascades and mini-falls.
The pleasant, restive Cottage Studio with the heart of Mt. Shasta view has an Island Canopied Queen Bed; fluffy towels; […]
Gray Butte Trail is a moderate 3.5 mile round trip out of Panther Meadows that passes a sacred Native American site and old-growth forest on the way to an expansive […]
The Castle Dome Trail climbs through forested area before popping you out between Castle Dome and the Crag’s eastern face.
Pluto’s Cave is a lava tube that was formed by an eruption of basaltic lava which originated from a vent about 8 miles to the northeast, between Deer Mountain and […]
Mud Creek Falls is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in California. Fed by both glaciers and springs, it has the highest volume by far of any of the falls […]
Take in spectacular displays of the shoreline and sweeping views of Mt. Shasta. The perfect place in the summer to kayak.
A short, easy hike up a low lava dome boasting excellent views of the Shasta Valley, Klamath Mountains, Cascade Crest and Mount Shasta. This is an excellent winter hike.
At Keto Camp, you’ll spend 3 days and 2 nights on beautiful and picturesque Belcampo Farms with about 25 fellow campers of all experience levels.
A 4.5 mile trail that ascends through Avalanche Gulch and connects with the Bunny Flat Trail, then up to the Sierra Club Hut at Horse Camp.
The 2nd annual Siskiyou Science Festival will take place during the week of May 13 to 19, 2019.
A mile hike uphill to a lookout that’s complete with a picnic table and a beautiful view of Happy Camp.
The East Boulder Lake Loop provides easy access into the interior of the Scott Mountains portion of the Trinity Alps Wilderness.
This popular trailhead is reached via a paved road approximately 30 miles from Mt. Shasta Ranger Station. On Interstate 5 drive north 3.4 miles beyond the Weed turnoff and take […]
Wagon Creek Falls is among the least known waterfalls in the Mount Shasta area. It is part of a special group of beautiful but utterly unappreciated waterfalls that includes some […]
Sand Flat is an obscure trailhead at 6,830 feet that gets very little use. Access is off the Everitt Memorial Highway, just before Bunny Flat.
Bask in the views of surrounding mountains while hiking on Mount Shasta. The far-reaching panoramas are abundant along every trail on the mountain.
A moderate 4.6 mile trail. Incredible views throughout. The route follows snow-covered Everett Memorial Highway to its terminus at the Old Ski Bowl.
The Sisson-Callahan National Recreation Trail is a multi-use trail that follows the scenic North Fork of the Sacramento River for 3.3 miles.
By far the prettiest waterfall on Mount Shasta, Ash Creek Falls is one of the finest falls in California. Set in the deep cleft of Ash Creek Canyon, the waterfall […]
For more information and to register: https://goo.gl/Pn63eo Dr. Amber Mele’ha Wolf, the “Last Lemurian Priestess,” offers a workshop for the Goddesses of Lemuria at the Portal of Mt. Shasta. Enter […]
A locally owned and operated by a dedicated staff of fellow outdoor enthusiasts offering equipment, clothing food and advice.
Burstarse Falls is actually a pair of beautiful waterfalls located in the Castle Crags Wilderness about a quarter mile off the PCT.
Clear Creek is the standard route on the southeast face of Mount Shasta. It hosts outstanding views, alpine meadows and deep Mud Creek Canyon.
FISH, HIKE, BIKE, HUNT & PLAY The Etna Motel is a 10 room establishment tucked away in beautiful Scott Valley. […]
A nine mile mountain bike loop that passes through an old growth forest, then traverses the inner Gorge of the Klamath River.
This short hike enters a lush canyon, home to 19th century ruins a well-developed rock climbing area, a crashing creek and a beautiful waterfall.
A lesser known range in the region, but blessed with rugged peaks, unusual but scenic geology, lakes, meadows and relatively easy access. Distance: 19.7 miles Elevation Gain: 3,756 feet Route […]
The Great Shasta Rail Trail is a scenic, multi-use 80 mile trail. The trail will link towns McCloud and Burney with a historic and scenic corridor.
A great hike up a cinder cone volcano that offers views of the surrounding wilderness. A hike to the Schonchin Butte Fire Lookout is worth the effort!
Castle Lake is located high in the Eddy Mountains west of Mt. Shasta. Photo Credit: Castle Lake TripAdvisor (ber57nie, sekharbvp, Craig S., Timothy Y.)
Castle lake is a 47 acre glacial lake perfect for fly fishing, spinning or baitcasting for gold shiners, brook and rainbow trout.
Orr Lake is a popular fishing area with a beautiful view of Mt Shasta.
A great introductory trail high on Mount Shasta through delicate Panther Meadow that combines most of the best features of hiking on the mountain.
A popular destination for visitors to Castle Crags State Park is the scenic overlook at the end of Vista Point Trail.
A moderate 6 mile trail. Enjoy the views of Castle Crags, Mount Shasta, and an endless vista of range and valley.
A 3.3 mile one-way downhill mountain bike trail. The trail difficulty is rated Black, with a single track with steep exposed sections.
The Subaru/Leave No Trace Traveling Trainers will join the Pacific Crest Trail Association, Forest Service, and other organizations to celebrate the launch of Mt. Shasta, California as a “Trail Town” […]
Climbing high above Castle Lake to diminutive Heart Lake, the trail provides views of Mount Shasta and a stunning view of the Castle Crags.
Mt. Bradley Lookout is a moderate to difficult hike with two attractive lake destinations along the way – dramatic Heart Lake and pastoral Little Castle Lake.
Great loop around Lake Siskiyou offering a surprising amount of variety and spectacular views. Several trail options for hikes during off-season.
A 48.5 mile, scenic road bike route that takes you from Yreka to Montague. Experience elevation gains and descents on this ride.
Located on the flanks of California’s most magical peak, LOGE Mt. Shasta is your ultimate adventure outpost! Come to summit […]
A short, easy trail high on Mount Shasta through delicate Panther Meadow that combines most of the best features of hiking on the mountain.
This historical, warm and inviting home, located in downtown McCloud, is one of the original Mill Houses owned by the […]
A perfect trail ascending the cliffs above large Castle Lake. The trail drops into Little Castle Lake’s cirque before traversing Mount Bradley Ridge.
A short hike along the shore of Castle Lake is a great introduction to the Trinity Divide. Take in vast views of the massive cliffs above the lake.
A 3.8 mile round-trip hike following the beautiful McCloud River. Take in stunning views of the Lower, Middle and Upper Falls.
Welcome to the First Inaugural Mount Shasta Trail Challenge. We would like to share the beauty of our area with those who are inspired to get out and enjoy the […]
Mid River RV Park is located in Seiad Valley with the Pacific Crest Trail running in front of the park. […]
A short 0.7 mile, but extremely scenic trail leading to an attractive waterfall and a great view of Mount Shasta and the Sacramento River. This hike is dog friendly. Distance: […]
This very short trail begins on the east side of the Petroglyph Point just beyond the bulletin board on the dirt road. The trailhead parking lot is on top of […]
A great mountain bike trail with elevation gains and descents. Take in the spectacular views as you ride alongside the Upper McCloud River.
The most popular day hike on Mt. Shasta and the access trail to Avalanche Gulch climbing route. Gradually ascends through red fir and pine trees.
Experience the Magic of this historic and unique Victorian Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast.
