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We're sharing undiscovered gems and unique perspectives to help you discover the best of Siskiyou.
What makes Siskiyou so special? Just ask the locals. In this Discover Siskiyou podcast series, we bring you the insider voices that can inspire you to discover the best and most explorable gems of California’s North.
Episodes focus on fun activities and feature interviews with local guides, experts, business owners and more – so even if you’re stuck at home right now, take a listen and get planning for your next adventure! For more information and show notes, visit our Anchor podcast page.
For the second installment of our final episode of the season, we’re talking about one of the most notorious legends of Siskiyou.
For our final episode of the season, we’re talking about the myths and legends of Siskiyou. There’s so much to cover that this will be a two-parter, and we’ll cover two of the most notorious tales of the area.
From the Klamath and it’s many tributaries to the Upper Sacramento – Siskiyou is full of world-class opportunities to fish for everything from bass to Steelhead, and we’ve got the folks who can help get you out there for yourself.
Siskiyou County is home to a diverse array of awesome rivers. Whether you’re into rafting, kayaking, or just soaking up the sun, there’s a perfect spot here, just for you.
Farmers, foodies, and entrepreneurs.
Professional skier Cody Townsend and Northern California adventure expert Zach O’Brien.
We explore Siskiyou’s majestic night time skies in this episode of the Discover Siskiyou Podcast.
We explore the open spaces of Siskiyou County – from their ancient history to the people who protect and appreciate them today.
Crystals, a mountain, and finding ways to reconnect with ourselves.
We take a look at the world of birding and the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge.
Staying Safe in the Backcountry in the inaugural episode in the Discover Siskiyou Podcast, featuring lead climbing ranger for Mount Shasta and head of the Mount Shasta Avalanche Center, Nick Meyers.
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