The weekend Market is open every Saturday, May through September, from 10 am to noon at 514 N. Hwy. 3 in Etna.

Featuring garden starts, fresh, local produce, meats, honey, jam, and crafters’ items.

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The Market is open every Saturday, May through September, from 10 am to noon at 514 N. Hwy. 3 in Etna.

Featuring garden starts, fresh, local produce, meats, honey, jam, and crafters’ items.

NEW! Evening Market on the second Wednesday of each month beginning in June, in downtown Etna across from Denny Bar.

https://etnafarmersmarket.org/

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The Market is open every Saturday, May through September, from 10 am to noon at 514 N. Hwy. 3 in Etna.

Featuring garden starts, fresh, local produce, meats, honey, jam, and crafters’ items.

NEW! Evening Market on the second Wednesday of each month beginning in June, in downtown Etna across from Denny Bar.

https://etnafarmersmarket.org/

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Mobile Bar Trailer
530.859.1587
FB: @tailgatetavernevents

Farmer’s Daughter Mobile Bar

IG: @farmersdaughtermb

Etna Brewing Company

Beer Trailer
530.467.5277
Web: etnabrewing.com

Bee Kind Catering

Event Catering, Rehearsal Dinners, Specialty Desserts, Beverage Services
206.707.2899
Web: beekindcatering.com
IG: @beekindcatering

Chef’s Pantry

Event Catering, Cooking Classes
530.319.9478
Web: chefs-pantry.square.site
FB: @chefspantry.yreka 

Miner Street Meat Market

Event Catering, USDA Choice all natural meats and seafood, Mobile Smoker Grill
530.842.6328
FB: @Miner-St-Meat-Market

Crumbs Bakery

Cookies and Cakes
Web: crumbs-bakery-yreka.square.site
IG: @crumbsbakeryyreka

Pyroclastic Chocolates

Handcrafted Chocolate Truffles
Web: pyroclasticchocolate.com
IG: @pyroclastic_chocolate

Sweet Country Kettle Korn

Kettle Korn and Lemon Shakers
530.340.5350
Web: sweetcountrykettle.wixsite.com/frick
FB: @frickinsweetcountrykettlekorn

Tacos Tao

Family-owned authentic Mexican Taco Truck
FB: @tacostaotruck
IG: @tacostaotruck

Mace’s Hideout

Food Catering, different styles of cuisine available.
530.261.1324
FB: Mace’s Hideout
IG:@maces_hideout

Lunchbox Dinners and Catering

From appetizers to buffets to intimate, multi-course dinners, we can create a custom menu for you…or you may choose from our extensive menus.
530.925.3075
Web: https://www.lunchboxdinners.com/
Email: lunchboxdinners@gmail.com

Wanderer Mobile Bar & Events

Mobile Bar trailer

Website: www.wanderermobilebar.com
Email: wanderermobilebar@gmail.com
Phone: 530-646-8911
Facebook: Wanderer Mobile Bar & Events
Instagram: Wanderer Mobile Bar & Events 

Odell Craft Barbeque

Texas-style barbecue with California-inspired craftsmanship.
https://www.odellcraftbarbecue.com/
(530) 208 9611
IG: Odell Craft Barbecue (@odellcraftbbq) • Instagram photos and videos
FB: Facebook

RALEY’s

1842 Fort Jones Rd, Yreka CA 96097
Local Grocery Store, Party platters for pick up
(530)842-4307
www.raleys.com

HOTLIPS CATERING

JAMIE CRAMER, OWNER

530.598.6256
EMAIL: MJCRAMER@SISQTEL.NET

Callahan Emporium

Charcuterie, Grazing Boards and Deli Sandwich Platters

FB: Facebook

(530)467-3395

The Pour House

Mobile Bar

Alexandera (530)338-6256

Email: alexandera04@yahoo.com

Sprengelmeyer’s Food Truck

Food Truck, Wedding and Special Event Catering

(530) 925-6797 no texts pleasr

Web: https://sprengelmeyersfoodtruck.com/ 

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Fort Jones

Fort Jones, also known as the Gateway to the Marble Mountains, is a tight-knit community with historical charm, making it the perfect stop to explore Northern California and feel like a local.

• The REC
  The Fort Jones Resource & Event Center — or, the REC — is the community hub of this rugged mountain town. The REC hosts a wide range of events all year long, from dances and community get-togethers to film screenings and concerts. If you can’t make it out for an event, the Relics at the REC retail store make a visit here a must on your itinerary. Browse collectibles and antiques, hand-curated by the friendly folks behind the scenes at the REC. Much like each historical landmark in Fort Jones, every item here has a story — and owners Peggi and Larry Alexander would love to chat with you about them.

• M5 — Five Marys Burgerhouse
  Operating with a guiding philosophy of “Great food, great cocktails, and great company,” M5 is everyone’s favorite burger spot in Fort Jones, and it’s easy to see why. This restaurant is run by the Heffernan family, and all of their meat is raised to the highest standards right down the road, at their family ranch. They ensure that every dish is made with the best possible quality of ingredients, and as a result, you can taste the difference. Stop by for one of Mary’s famous Sidecars at the bar or a juicy burger and consider taking a some of their meat cuts home from the cooler cases or their farm store where they pack and ship all of their farm raised products. If you can make it on a Friday night, you’ll also be treated to some live music with your meal on their charming outdoor patio and grass lawn.
• Fort Jones Museum
  Step back in time at the Fort Jones Museum, where you can learn about the area’s rich history. The museum features exhibits on Native American culture, the Gold Rush, and early pioneer life. It’s a fascinating stop for history enthusiasts and provides a deep insight into this area’s colorful past.

• Fort Jones Trading Post
  Grab your caffeine boost and prepare to face the day with a stop at Fort Jones Trading Post, Fort Jones’ favorite local coffee shop and cafe. Their menu has a number of options for every palate, and each drink is handcrafted using locally-roasted espresso. It’s a great grab-and-go spot for lunch, too, as they also offer sandwiches, ice cream and more.

• Jones Beach
  For a bit of relaxation, head to Jones Beach, a serene spot tucked right by the Scott River. It’s perfect for picnicking, swimming or simply taking in the natural beauty of the area. Only a 20-minute drive from Fort Jones proper, the beach is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of Fort Jones.

Etna

While the city of Etna may be small, it has a lot to offer for anyone visiting the West Siskiyou region.

• Etna Summit
  If you’re cut from an adventurous cloth, you’ll love a day spent hiking Etna Summit, a popular starting point for hiking and exploring the rugged wilderness of the Klamath National Forest. The views from the summit are breathtaking, offering panoramic vistas of the valley below and the surrounding mountains. This hike is considered intermediate to difficult, so be sure you and your group are physically prepared for a somewhat challenging hike. This is also a crossroads of the Pacific Crest Trail and thru hikers often stop off here and make their way down to Etna, a favorite trail town for a filling meal and resupply on gear and trail essentials.

• Denny Bar Co
  Denny Bar Co is a distillery, restaurant and bar all rolled into one — and the only one of its kind in the area. This unique, elevated eatery produces a wide range of craft spirits, including whiskey, gin and vodka, all made at their on-site distillery, which you can also tour for free on your visit. The restaurant offers a menu of locally sourced dishes that pair perfectly with their drinks, making it a must-visit spot for any food and drink enthusiasts.
• Historic Avery Theatre
  Donated to the City of Etna by the Avery family, The Historic Avery Theatre is a beautifully restored venue that acts as the cultural hub for Etna. This theatre hosts a variety of performances, from live music to community theater. Keep an eye on their events calendar to see what’s on during your visit!
• Etna Brewing Company
  Calling all beer lovers: if you’re going to add one thing to your itinerary, make it Etna Brewing Company. The oldest brewery on the West Coast, Etna Brewing Company offers a selection of award-winning craft beers brewed on-site, with a cozy taproom where you can sample their offerings. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy a cold beer after a day of exploring. You may even catch live music on the patio stage or play a friendly board game with locals.
• Johnson-Joss Memorial Park – Also known as Etna Park by locals
  You will hear this called Etna park by locals but the official name is Johnson-Joss Memorial Park is a lovely spot for a picnic or a leisurely stroll. The park features playgrounds, picnic areas and plenty of open space for activities. It’s a favorite spot for families and offers a peaceful setting to unwind. The park is a popular camp spot for PCT thru hikers because of its affordable price and proximity to town and hosts annual events like the Scott Valley Bluegrass festival under its many shade trees.

• Russian Wilderness
  Located about a half hour outside of Etna proper, The Russian Wilderness is a pristine natural area perfect for eager explorers. It offers over 100 hiking trails, ranging from easy walks to challenging backcountry routes. The wilderness area is known for its stunning landscapes, including alpine lakes, dense forests and sweeping mountain peaks.
• Farmhouse Bakery
  For a taste of local flavor, stop by the Farmhouse Bakery. This charming bakery offers a range of homemade breads, pastries, and other baked goods, all made from scratch using local ingredients. It’s a delightful place to grab a coffee and a treat.
• Etna Museum
  Learn about the fascinating history of Etna at the Etna Museum — also called The Museum of the Native Daughters of the Golden West — which features exhibits on the town’s early settlers, Etna’s Native American history and much more.
• Mountain Healing Spa
  After a few days of exploring and adventuring, some relaxation might be in order. Head to Mountain Healing Spa, which offers a variety of rejuvenating treatments, including massages, facials and body wraps, all designed to help you unwind and feel your best.

• Dotty’s
  Who doesn’t love a classic, all-American meal served up in a setting that will make you nostalgic for eras gone by? Dotty’s is a beloved local diner that leans into that vintage diner aesthetic, serving up some of the best hearty American fare in Scott Valley.

• Etna Farmer’s Market
  If you’re visiting during the growing season, be sure to check out the Etna Farmer’s Market. It’s a great place to pick up fresh, locally grown produce, homemade goods and handmade crafts. The market is a vibrant community gathering place and offers a taste of local life — plus, it’s a great way to support local producers and boost the community while you’re here.
• Mule Bridge Trailhead
  Head up and over Etna Summit into the Klamath National forest to find Mule Bridge Trailhead, a popular starting point for hikes into the surrounding wilderness. The trails offer a variety of experiences, from easy walks to challenging hikes, and provide access to some of the region’s most beautiful natural areas.
• Hallie Daggett Cabin, Etna
  The Hallie Dagget Cabin is a historical interpretive site of a restored fire lookout that has been moved to the Etna City Park. It’s a great choice for those looking to experience a piece of local history, as its building was initially occupied by Hallie Morse Daggett, the first female fire lookout ever employed by the U.S. Forest Service.

Callahan

Round out your escape to Scott Valley with a stop in Callahan, the third town making up this dynamic trifecta of places to adventure.

• The Callahan Emporium
  The Callahan Emporium is a historic general store that has been serving the community for years. It offers a wide range of craft beers on tap and an ever-expanding menu. In addition to their fresh deli sandwiches and always satisfying chili, they make burgers, French dips, and grilled steak dinners on the weekends and live band performances, all nestled within a rustic and charming historical building. This is the perfect place to meet some of Callahan’s locals and experience the friendly hospitality this town does so well.
• Kangaroo Lake Trail and Campground
  Kangaroo Lake is a drive-in alpine lake campground and recreation area 17 miles outside of Callahan. The 25-acre lake is a popular spot for non-motorized boating, fishing, and birding. Many facilities at the lake are accessible by wheelchair on the 1/4 mile paved pathway that leads right to the water’s edge or explore on foot, the out and back 1.1 mile trail . The area gets snowed in and is closed in the off season so make sure to check ahead before venturing out to this serene and picturesque place.

 Places to Stay in Scott Valley

With so much to explore, you also want to make sure that you’ve got a soft place to rest your head at the end of the day. Check out our picks for the top spots to stay while you’re visiting the Scott Valley area.

• Summerville Inn, Etna
  For somewhere that feels like home, head to the Summerville Inn, a beautifully restored vacation home perfect for larger groups or anyone looking for a little more privacy during their stay. Enjoy comfortable rooms against a stunning mountain backdrop as you soak in the serenity. Located on a working cattle ranch, guests may get a unique opportunity to see the cowboys in action driving cattle or watch the horses play in the adjacent fields
• The Etna Motel, Etna
  For a more budget-friendly option, consider the Etna Motel. It offers clean and comfortable accommodations with easy access to all the attractions in Etna. The motel is a convenient choice for travelers looking for a simple and affordable place to stay — and it’s a great choice for families, as kids stay free!
• Etna RV Park, Etna
  If you’re traveling with an RV, the Etna RV Park is a great option. It offers full hookups, clean facilities and a convenient location near the town’s main attractions. The park is a favorite among RV travelers and positions you perfectly to enjoy the best of what the area has to offer.
• Bluebird Inn, Etna
  The Bluebird Inn is a charming bed and breakfast in Etna, offering beautifully decorated rooms and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The inn’s hosts are known for their hospitality, and the breakfast is a highlight of the stay: you can have a homemade breakfast delivered right to your room, so you’re ready to hit the ground running when it comes to the day’s adventures.
• Collier Hotel, Etna
  Just steps away from Downtown Etna, the historic Collier Hotel is perfect for every traveler, from those traveling solo or in pairs to those traveling with larger groups. This stunning hotel sleeps up to 12, making it a great choice for family reunions or other events.
• Indian Scotty Campground, Fort Jones
  For those who prefer to experience the area’s natural amenities up close and personal, the Indian Scotty Campground in Fort Jones offers a beautiful and serene setting to do it. The campground is located along the Scott River and provides a perfect base for exploring the natural beauty of the area. It’s a great option for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds.

Plan Your Epic Stay Today

On your next adventure to Siskiyou, consider planning your stay in Scott Valley. You’ll be able to explore fascinating bits of local history, enjoy the beautiful, rugged wilderness of West Siskiyou and completely relax, all in one area. Plan your stay today — we’ll be waiting.

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Hit the Town

Although it is small, McCloud packs a big punch. There’s plenty to explore in this hidden gem of the Mt. Shasta area, from locally owned shops to restaurants offering the best of Siskiyou’s cuisine.

Historic Downtown McCloud

When the weather’s nice, a stroll through Downtown McCloud is the perfect way to spend your afternoon. This downtown is a registered historical district, and includes seventeen different buildings designated as landmarks themselves. As you stroll, you’ll find unique gifts, apparel, outdoor gear, fine wines, antiques and homemade treats, all offered to you by friendly shopkeepers who love to learn about visitors.

Heritage Junction Museum

Learn a little more about this historic region with a stop at the Heritage Junction Museum. Incorporated in 1983, this museum aims to collect and preserve the important pieces of McCloud’s history that might have been otherwise lost. Discover fascinating facts about McCloud’s role as a company town as Northern California grew in size, as well as the impact that the town’s railroad had on McCloud’s early development.

Sage Restaurant

What’s a vacation without a little bit of a splurge? Head to Sage Restaurant for a fine dining experience you won’t soon forget. Their imaginative, rotating menu focuses on highlighting the best of what’s in season, and in Siskiyou, that could mean anything from eco-sustainable fish to herbs and vegetables grown right there in Sage’s own garden. Enjoy a candlelit dinner for two or head over with a group of your closest friends — no matter who you enjoy it with, a meal at Sage is the perfect end to a day in McCloud.

Natural Bliss like Nowhere Else

Whether you’re in the mood for hiking, biking, kayaking, sledding or swimming, you’ll find it all a short distance from wherever you are staying in McCloud.

McCloud River Waterfalls Trail & McCloud Falls (Lower, Middle, Upper)

Take a short, beginner-friendly hike to see one of McCloud’s most iconic natural vistas, the McCloud Falls. Boasting three stunning waterfalls, this trail takes you above breathtaking works of natural art that you’ll only find here in Siskiyou. If you’re daring and the weather’s nice, you can even jump into the surrounding water by the Lower Falls — though we advise you to exercise extreme caution when jumping from high surfaces.

The Great Shasta Rail Trail

In all, the Great Shasta Rail Trail is 80 miles of scenic trail. From McCloud, you can access one end of the trail and follow it as far as you’d like. Whether you’re hiking or biking, you’ll find local flora, animals and stunning views. Dogs are also welcome on the trails, as long as they are leashed.

McCloud Reservoir

Once the weather turns warm, the best way to beat the heat is with a visit to the McCloud Reservoir, where you can swim, kayak, fish and explore to your heart’s content. This is a great spot for families, in particular — kids will love a chance to splash around in the shallows as parents unwind on the sandy banks.

South Gate Meadows Trail

For more experienced hikers, the South Gate trail takes you right up the side of Mt. Shasta, and is one of the only maintained trails on the mountain itself. While this is a more difficult hike, it’s worth the extra effort — you’ll follow multiple spring-fed creeks as you make your way up the mountain, and your reward is absolutely breathtaking views of both the mountain and of the valley below you.

A Quick Drive Away

Due to its proximity to Mt. Shasta, McCloud is also a great place to stay if you’re looking for that quiet, small-town experience, while still wanting to make the most out of your Siskiyou stay. Particularly in the snowier months, you’ll find plenty to do a stone’s throw from McCloud. Enjoy sledding at Snowman’s Hill, for instance, or spend your stay zipping down the mountain at Mt. Shasta Ski Park or the Mt. Shasta Nordic Center.

Stay in Style

Whether you’re staying for a weekend trip or settling in for longer to really explore the region, McCloud has plenty of cozy places to rest after a tiring day of adventuring.

Shasta View Lodge

Located at the base of Mt Shasta with a view of California’s most stunning mountain, Shasta View Lodge offers a perfect year-round stay while exploring the area. The 9 renovated cabins with vaulted ceilings, cedar beams, mountain modern finishes and locally reclaimed hardwood floors, sleep between 2-12 guests in each cabin. The entire lodge can be exclusively rented by groups sleeping between 12-40 overnight guests. The outdoor courtyard is the perfect space to sip your coffee while watching the sunrise over Mt Shasta or while experiencing our night sky – full of stars.

McCloud Mercantile Hotel

For those looking to immerse themselves in McCloud’s history, a stay at the McCloud Mercantile Hotel is a must. This historic hotel dates back to the early 1900s and, since being purchase by the Mathis family, has been lovingly restored to its former glory, infused with a few new touches such as high-speed internet. With its charming rooms, period décor and friendly staff, this hotel is the perfect spot to enjoy your McCloud getaway. While you’re staying here, a stop to the Mercantile itself will ensure that you have all the snacks, beverages and souvenirs you could want. Make sure to hit the Sugar Pine Candy Company in the Mercantile to satisfy your sweet tooth — it’s one of Siskiyou’s oldest retro candy shoppes, and kids and adults alike will be thrilled at the wide selection of sweets available. You also won’t have to go far off of the property for an excellent meal, as the McCloud Meat Market & Tavern is always serving up fresh dishes made with local ingredients, sure to satisfy any appetite.

McCloud River Inn Bed & Breakfast

This charming B&B is another great place to fully embrace the history of the area while enjoying unparalleled service and relaxation. Housed within a stunningly restored Victorian home, the McCloud River Inn B&B offers visitors a wide variety of thoughtful amenities, such as complimentary coffee and breakfast each morning, onsite massages, fresh flowers in your room and more. Their onsite bakery is also a must-stop at any point in the day — there is truly nothing like a freshly baked croissant to turn a good afternoon into a great one.

McCloud RV Resort

If you prefer to get a little more up close and personal with the natural wonders surrounding McCloud, drive an RV right up to the McCloud RV Resort and park right at the base of the spectacular Mount Shasta. If you don’t have an RV of your own, no problem — instead, opt for a fully furnished cabin, or pitch your own tent in the grass. The park includes everything you need for a comfortable stay in the outdoors, including access to restrooms, showers, laundry, gift and camp store and free Wi-Fi.

Epic Escapes

Convinced? Start planning your trip to McCloud today and find out just what exciting adventures might be waiting for you in this historic small town. Don’t forget to sign up for Discover Siskiyou’s newsletter so you never miss an epic update!

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The Mount Shasta Farmers’ Market is an ag-centric certified farmers’ market featuring fresh produce, meats, flowers, herbs, high altitude heirloom plant starts, honey, and eggs grown in the Siskiyou region and offered directly from the growers. Also available at the market are locally prepared foods including artisan breads, spring rolls, chocolates, and more. We proudly feature a selection of hand-crafted artisan wares and live entertainment each week. Presentations for adults and children happen periodically onsite. We are proud to be a “founding member” of the California Alliance of Farmers Markets.

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Photo Credit: Miner Street Meat Market

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You definitely don’t want to miss Keith’s Friday BBQ – you’ll smell it blocks away – it doesn’t disappoint.

If you feel like cooking in, the market has plenty of fresh produce, quality meats and all the basics.

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Outdoor Adventures

Everywhere you look in Siskiyou County, you’ll find unbelievable natural beauty, and Yreka is no exception. The town and its surroundings are a hub for travelers and a gateway to many outdoor adventures.

• Greenhorn Park
  This sprawling local park offers a wide range of activities for every type of explorer, whether you’re looking for a quiet stroll or a serene afternoon fishing on the shores of Greenhorn Creek. As the largest park in Yreka, it’s also the ideal home for the Greenhorn Park Disc Golf Club, a community group that maintains the park’s disc golf course and often hosts tournaments for interested discers.

• Shasta Valley Loop
  Perfect for anyone looking to explore stunning Mount Shasta views, this bike trail takes you from Yreka to Montague. The entire loop is just shy of 50 miles, which, on a road bike, flies by. Pack plenty of water and remember to grab your camera before you head out so you can snag a picture of the incredible vistas you’ll be riding past.
• Discovery Park
  Head to Discovery Park for a picnic on the grass, and learn a little about Yreka’s fascinating history while you’re at it. Here, you can read about how gold was first discovered in Yreka in 1851, transforming the town from a quiet burg into a bustling mining community.
• Yreka Creek Greenway
  Stretching alongside five miles of both Yreka Creek and Greenhorn Creek, the Yreka Creek Greenway is both a great place for a stroll or bike ride, and serves the environment around it. Volunteers for the Greenway project are dedicated to restoring and maintaining the natural watersheds of Yreka and Greenhorn Creek, and as the Greenway expands, there are more and more opportunities to explore the trails surrounding these natural wonders.

• Jefferson Bike Company
  With easy proximity to tons of excellent biking trails, you’ll want to devote an afternoon to cruising around on a pair of wheels. Start your bike trip at Jefferson Bike Company, Yreka’s premier bike shop offering repairs, accessories, group rides and much more.

Hit the Town

Yreka dates back to the 1850s, when it was established as a Gold Rush town. As a result, everywhere you go is steeped in local history and charm, from the attractions lining Historic Miner Street to more recent local businesses that have cemented themselves as instrumental to this town.

• Liberty Arts Gallery
  Liberty Arts Gallery is a beacon of creativity, showcasing a wide array of art forms – from paintings and sculptures to mixed media and installations. It’s not just a gallery; it’s a community space where art lovers can gather, explore, and even meet the artists behind the masterpieces during special exhibitions and events.

• Zephyr Books & Coffee
  Any book lover knows that a combination bookstore and coffee shop is a dream come true. Zephyr Books & Coffee is exactly that. This cozy spot is perfect for diving into your latest literary find or losing yourself in a classic novel. With walls lined with books of all genres and a selection of specialty coffees and teas, Zephyr Books & Coffee is heaven for bibliophiles and coffee enthusiasts alike.
• Glo Skin & Body Spa
  Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and treat yourself to a day of unparalleled pampering and relaxation at Glo Skin & Body Spa. Offering a serene environment and a comprehensive menu of services, from rejuvenating facials to therapeutic massages, this spa is dedicated to your well-being. Expert therapists use the finest products and techniques to leave you feeling refreshed, revitalized, and glowing from within.
• Siskiyou Performing Arts Center
  The Siskiyou Performing Arts Center, or the SPAC, has been home to many incredible community productions over the years. We’re a talented bunch up here in Yreka, and the hard work that goes into every show at the SPAC is proof of that. Check out their calendar ahead of your trip here to see if you can catch a musical, a dramatic play, a band performance and more. We do a little of everything around here!
• Yreka YMCA
  Even if you’re on vacation, you still want to stay active and healthy. The wide range of fitness options available at YMCA Yreka has you covered. Whether you’re looking to continue your workout routine, try out a new fitness class or simply enjoy a swim in the pool, the YMCA offers facilities and programs for individuals and families of all ages.

• Bella Art Works Creative Cafe
  Tap into your inner creativity at Bella Art Works Creative Cafe, a unique establishment that combines the joys of creating art with the laid-back vibe of a cafe. This spot offers a variety of art workshops where you can paint, craft and create, all while enjoying delicious coffee and snacks. Pro-tip: you’ll definitely want to try their “Grown-Up” grilled cheeses — these sandwiches just won the People’s Choice award in Sacramento’s grilled cheese contest. It’s a fun, relaxing way to spend an afternoon and create lasting memories — and some gorgeous art pieces!
• Siskiyou County Historical Society
  Dive deep into the area’s rich history and heritage at the Siskiyou County Historical Society.

• Rain Rock Casino
  Feeling lucky? Experience the thrill of the game at Rain Rock Casino. With a wide selection of slots, table games and live entertainment, this casino offers the perfect atmosphere for a fun night out. Whether you’re a seasoned gambler or just looking for a bit of fun, Rain Rock provides a welcoming environment to try your luck and hopefully leave a winner.

Grab a Bite & Unwind

• Roadhouse Bar & Grill
  Formerly known as Jefferson’s Roadhouse, Roadhouse Bar & Grill had the privilege of being featured on America’s Best Restaurants this year — and once you try their food, it’ll be easy to see why. This spot is the epitome of the classic American roadhouse, where the spirit of the open road and the comfort of familiar favorites come together.
• Rico’s Tacos
  This family-owned restaurant serves up some of the best tacos you’ll find in Siskiyou County. Each dish is carefully crafted with the freshest ingredients possible, and you can be sure that authentic flavors will shine through in every bite.
• Miner Street Meat Market
  Got meat? Miner Street Meat Market certainly does. This custom butcher shop does much more than offer freshly butchered cuts of fresh, all-natural meat and seafood; it also offers expertly cooked barbecue dishes, from mouthwateringly good tri-tip sandwiches to seriously great cheeseburgers.

• Punjabi Dhaba
  You might not notice this North Indian eatery at first glance, as it’s tucked away within the Yreka Truck Stop. However, you’ll be glad you took the time to give this place a second look. This hidden gem serves up traditional Indian food, lovingly prepared with a wide range of aromatic spices and fresh ingredients. It’s the perfect place to stop for a bite along your travels to the rest of the region.
• Gold Rush Burgers
  With every bite of your burger at this family-friendly, casual establishment, you’ll feel like you’ve struck gold. They’ve been voted the best burgers in Siskiyou County for eight years in a row, and they also offer a wide range of vegan, gluten-free and keto-friendly options.
• El Zaguan
  There’s truly nothing like local cuisine infused with culinary traditions that have lasted generations. El Zaguan offers exactly that, serving up handmade tacos, tasty tortas and so much more.
• Rex Club Empire
  Step back in time with a visit to Rex Club Empire, one of Yreka’s oldest and most iconic establishments. This bar was founded back in the Prohibition Era, and is still going strong today. While it may have started as a place to enjoy a drink in secret, it’s now a lively nightlife spot serving up handcrafted cocktails, domestic beers on tap and an impressive wine list. They also often host live music events, so keep an eye on their events calendar to time your visit with their next big shindig.

• Smoked Tomato Pie
  Revolutionizing the pizza experience, Smoked Tomato Pie offers a unique twist on the traditional with its signature smoked tomato sauce. You really can’t go wrong with a good slice of pizza, and this pizza joint is happy to provide an elevated version of everyone’s favorite comfort food.
• The Wine Bar and Bistro
  This eatery is exactly what it sounds like: a wine bar with an extensive list of stunning wine offerings, and a bistro serving up classic, elegant dishes to pair. You’ll often find live music at this cozy spot, making it an especially great stop for a date night.
• Nature’s Kitchen
  Equal parts organic cafe and health food store, Nature’s Kitchen believes wholeheartedly in the power of natural, organic ingredients as the foundation of everything. Here, the name of the game is to eat clean — from farm-fresh plates to smoothies that will feel better than a caffeine boost, we guarantee you’ll leave this spot feeling refreshed inside and out.

Get Cozy

A getaway is only as good as where you crash at the end of every activity-packed day.

• Jefferson Inn
  Located right off of Interstate 5, Jefferson Inn is a great option if you’re looking to stay somewhere inexpensive without sacrificing comfort. Each individual room features unique decor that creates a cozy vibe, inviting you to really kick back and relax after a day filled with adventures.

• Mountain View Inn
  This cushy inn is surrounded by mountains on all sides, meaning no matter where you look, there isn’t a bad view in sight. Wake up each morning greeted by sweeping vistas as you enjoy your morning coffee — it’s the best pick-me-up we can think of.
• Klamath Motor Lodge
  If you’re after a stay where the staff makes you feel like family, Klamath Motor Lodge is the place to go. This inviting property also features beautiful garden beds, an outdoor pool and a lounge area to enjoy the evening weather.

Some other places to stay on your Yreka escape include:

• Waiiaka RV Park
• Comfort Inn Yreka
• Relax Inn of Yreka
• Baymont Inn and Suites
• Econo Lodge Inn & Suites
• Yreka RV Park
• Super 8

Plan Your Epic Stay Today

The next time you’re planning your adventure to Siskiyou, take the time to explore the charming historical town of Yreka. There are so many hidden gems to discover here, whether you’re looking to wander the outdoors or discover a local community eager to chat. We’ll see you soon!

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