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The market has some new vendors joining its wonderful returning vendors. In addition to the popular peaches and nectarines and […]
The East Boulder Lake Loop provides easy access into the interior of the Scott Mountains portion of the Trinity Alps Wilderness.
An easy 3.2 mile out-and-back trail perfect for snowshoeing. Pass through three robust waterfalls while surrounded by a blanket of snow.
Located in the heart of town, just minutes from shops, restaurants, hiking trails, waterfalls and the base of Mt. Shasta, […]
Build lasting memories at Toad Hollow Vacation Rental in McCloud, CA. Located on the southern slope of Mt. shasta, this […]
A gem of a hotel, the McCloud Hotel sits on the slope of one of nature’s jewels, majestic Mount Shasta. […]
On the southwest face of Mount Shasta is where you will find Clear Creek, the main route. This route has an easier slope than Avalanche Gulch and has amazing views, […]
Horsetail Falls is one of the more remote waterfalls in Siskiyou County, but this reliable marble-white cascade has the advantage of being accessible by car and the added bonus of […]
The McCloud River Falls Trail is a favorite in the area because it leads you to three waterfalls. These waterfalls have formed because the river has run into tough, erosion-resistant […]
North of Redding in Dunsmuir there is a waterfall called the Hedge Creeks Falls. Hedge Creek runs off into the Sacramento River and is very popular due to its close […]
A short but impressive waterfall with year-round beauty located off Quartz Valley Road outside of Ft. Jones.
Located at the north end of the McCloud Historic District, the Axe & Rose Public House offers a unique Mt Shasta dining experience, full bar and traditional pub style menu.
Burstarse Falls is actually a pair of beautiful waterfalls located in the Castle Crags Wilderness about a quarter mile off the PCT.
Start at the Soda Creek Trailhead for a pleasant walk on the PCT in the woods leading to Root Creek […]
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 […]
For a little taste of waterfalls and wilderness, head to the aptly named Dog Trail in the Castle Crags Wilderness area.
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 […]
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.
Sisson Meadow is a 7.5-acre gem in the heart of Mt. Shasta where community go to enjoy the fantastic views […]
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 […]
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.
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 […]
The Whitney Falls Trail is a hiking trail that leads to an overlook of Whitney Falls. There are four waterfalls on Mount Shasta, this being one. The Whitney Falls Trail […]
The Outdoor Writers Association of California conference is coming to Siskiyou in May 2019. This three-day event will bring dozens of Outdoor writers to Siskiyou for keynotes, workshops, and endless […]
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 […]
The McCloud River flows east of and parallel to the upper Sacramento River, in Siskiyou County and Shasta County in Northern California.
The town of McCloud is nestled on the southern slope of Mount Shasta in northern California. It is an old […]
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