Explore new horizons in Siskiyou, where each season offers a fresh perspective.
Jefferson Center for the Arts (JCA) is Mount Shasta’s premier arts education venue incorporating the natural beauty of the area for the purpose of improving social, economic and cultural assets. […]
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.
Jack & Jill’s of all trades is a gift shop and gallery featuring all local artists and entrepreneurs.
Nestled in the beautiful Siskiyou National Forest at an elevation of 3600 feet, you can find the Weed Historic Lumber Town Museum.
The Klamath Basin Refuge Complex is made up of six (6) individual refuges all managed from one main office located in Tulelake, CA.
The Marble Rim Gallery is cooperatively organized to promote, support and encourage artists.
The Resource & Event Center is the REC. The REC is the premier Resource and Event Center in Fort Jones, California.
Welcome to the Franco-American Hotel, the home of the G.W. Nelson Collection.
Located in the heart of Historic Dunsmuir in Northern California across from the Amtrak Train Station, POPS Performing Arts and Cultural Center is a quality venue for performing, literary, and […]
You may walk in a stranger, but you will leave as part of our family. As an extension of our family, your pets receive only the highest quality medical care […]
The Gallery in Mount Shasta is the place to come for beautiful art.
This, the former U.S. flagpole champ, was erected in 1996. It’s 200 feet tall and flies a flag 30 feet high and 60 feet long Butte Valley teems with American […]
Located in the heART of downtown Dunsmuir, California, the Siskiyou Arts Museum strives to enrich the lives of artists, residents and visitors to Siskiyou County through exhibition, sale and interpretation […]
Heinz Danzberger Gallery is a Photography and Fine Art Gallery located in Mount Shasta California.
The Tule Lake Unit, WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument includes both the the Tule Lake Segregation Center and Camp Tulelake.
The River Run Gallery is located at 151 Main St. in historic downtown Weed, at the north base of beautiful Mt.Shasta in Northern California.
The Dunsmuir Railroad Depot has been refurbished to ensure that Amtrak passenger service, the only Siskiyou County stop, continues in this historic railroad community.
Welcome to creativity, comfort and fun; the least expensive therapy around. Classes, workshops or walk-in studio time include stained glass, mosaic, kiln-forming or fused glass, oils, acrylics or water color, […]
Come fly with us in one of the most beautiful places in Northern California!
The Living Memorial Sculpture Garden is an exceptional 136-acre art installation and war memorial along Highway 97 on the Goosenest Ranger District of the Klamath National Forest. Created in 1988 […]
The Scott Valley Theatre Company (SVTC) is a group of volunteers dedicated to utilizing Etna’s historic Avery Theatre for the cultural enrichment of Scott Valley and the surrounding areas.
The Mission of the Karuk Tribe People’s Center Museum & Gift Shop: As the Museum and Cultural Center of the Karuk Tribe, the People’s Center Museum & Gift Shop is devoted to […]
Our city park is not what you expect to see when you hear the words “City Park.”
Located in MCloud, a quaint historic village on the south slope of majestic Mt. Shasta.
For the ultimate rustic-inspired, country chic wedding celebration, host your wedding day at The Dowling Ranch.
McCloud is proud to support its local museum and the people that help keep its history alive. Next time you’re in town, come on by and learn why McCloud remains […]
Along the Klamath River, Iron Gate Hatchery is a salmon and steelhead hatchery that releases fish back to the Klamath River. Fishing, boating and hunting are a few of the […]
Ceramic painting, canvas painting classes glass fusing workshop and Ice Cream Parlor/ Cafe. Place for kids parties and ladies nights!
Few people realize that Weed was first created in 1901. The store was built in 1946 and the storefront has been sharing their love of Weed for over 60 years. […]
Located in the Dunsmuir City Park in far northern California, the Gardens encompass ten acres of hilly, wooded area with a meadow containing the various gardens.
A good-sized shaded city park that is dog friendly and room to picnic.
The Siskiyou Performing Arts Center (SPAC), based in Yreka, began in 1974. A concerned group of Siskiyou county residents felt the need for community theater.
The COS Theatre program is dedicated to the advancement of the theatre arts, through traditional study and performance, and to the development of new theatrical ventures. We prepare students for […]
A scenic city park with green grass, a shaded pavilion an dKlamath River access.
In 1985 a group of artists, writers, philosophers, and community members began informal meetings to discuss possible mutual activities, which would employ the arts to address social issues.
A multi-war veterans memorial resides within Etna Cemetery.
Little Shasta Church is a church built in 1878, located in Little Shasta, California.
Rex Club and Empire Room is a historic bar, restaurant and entertainment venue located on Historic Miner Street in Yreka. It features live music, performances and craft cocktails in two separate […]
An easily accessible swimming hole with a picnic table nearby in Dunsmuir’s town center, a half mile drive past the bridge from Butterfly Avenue.
The Yreka Creek Greenway lies completely within the city limits of Yreka, California, along 5 miles of Yreka Creek and Greenhorn Creek.
West Miner Street’s Historic District has seven buildings that are recognized as California Historical Landmarks, including the Franco-American Hotel museum.
Welcome to the Miner St.Arthouse – where local artists have found a unique niche in Siskiyou County and beyond to share a little bit of themselves.
Located in the Heart Of Mount Shasta, the high-fire community pottery space offers studio memberships, classes, gifts and clay playdates!
The museum contains many fascinating displays and unique artifacts. Rare photographs illumine the history of Montague and Siskiyou County.
Born in 1868 near Whitewater, Wisconsin, Edward Curtis Sheriff became one of America’s finest photographers and ethnologists.
Mt. Shasta Sisson Museum consists of three large exhibit halls and an events room for special activities and displays.
The Buddha Hole is a naturally formed swimming hole that also doubles as a popular camping and fishing spot.
Headquarters of Mt Shasta Recreation and Parks District is located within the rustic, 26 acre Mt. Shasta City Park, one mile north of downtown Mt. Shasta.
The Yreka Theater is the premier location for presentation of artistic talents as well as an ideal setting for seminars and ceremonies.
The Siskiyou County Museum’s mission is to collect, preserve, interpret and disseminate the history of Siskiyou County, and in some cases the state of California as it relates to the […]
The all new Rain Rock Casino is located in Yreka, California, just 99 miles north of Redding, and just 55 minutes south of Medford, Oregon on Interstate 5 Exit 773.
A historic cabin once occupied by the first female U.S. Forest Service Fire lookout.
With a plaque detailing the discovery of gold in Yreka in 1851, Discovery Park is a cozy triangular park situated between Yama Street, Discovery Street and Park Place.
Mount Shasta Spiritual Retreat and Sacred Site Tours: Find Connection, Peace and Purpose Andrew Oser has been leading Mount Shasta retreats since 1982. He can help you to receive the gifts […]
The largest park in Yreka, Greenhorn Park has been built around an expansive reservoir sourced by Greenhorn Creek.
Our “State Of The Art,” low stress facility has been designed and built for the safety, comfort and emotional well being of your pet.
The Museum of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, Eschscholtzia Parlor No. 112, is located on Main Street, Etna, California. The building, was built for the first town Hall, which […]
An easy to find popular swimming hole with a moving current just upstream from the nearby bridge. Access via the Soda Creek exit on Interstate 5.
McCloud offers family fun and year-round recreation opportunities!
