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The Comfort Inn Yreka is conveniently located off Interstate 5. Within walking distance to many fast food restaurants and other […]
This is a free fun family experience for that early morning outing.
Everything you would expect and more from a country store. Great place to shop for your last minute items and a deli sandwich. Check out this little corner store/gas station […]
Family owned and operated in Montague, California, Shasta Valley Meats And Deli does custom meat cutting along with selling quality meats and meat packs to the public at fair prices. Their […]
Hot Rod Show at City Park with live music, followed with a parade downtown. Street vendors on site. Show at 8 am, parade at noon. Registration for cars, trucks, bikes, […]
Join us at Montague National Night Out! A night to celebrate Community & safety! There will be vendors, games & music.
A 48.5 mile, scenic road bike route that takes you from Yreka to Montague. Experience elevation gains and descents on this ride.
The Dutchman specializes in good home-cooking in a relaxed family atmosphere.
Don’t Miss our 2019 Jefferson State Stampede. Each year we strive to bring a better rodeo than the last for our contestants and fans!
Quick stop deli serving made-to-order sandwiches, soups, salads, baked goods and gourmet coffee.
The museum contains many fascinating displays and unique artifacts. Rare photographs illumine the history of Montague and Siskiyou County.
Little Shasta Church is a church built in 1878, located in Little Shasta, California.
Ukonom Creek is a cold, clear creek that feeds the Klamath River, and was named after a Karok chief.
Offering mountain views, this Yreka motel provides each room with the best free fiber optic Wi-Fi in town! The motel […]
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 […]
The outside of this “biggest little museum” features a Shasta Rain Rock and a wall incorporating obsidian, fossils, a cannon ball, mill stones, and Native American mortar and pestles.
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