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    Dec

    Castle Crags State Park

    The Castle Dome trail is one of the most spectacular hikes in Northern California. It is steep and may wear you out a bit, but the views of Mt. Shasta at the top will take your breath away. The park offers swimming and fishing in…
  • 28

    Sep

    Sundial Bridge

    Located on the Sacramento River in Redding, the Sundial Pedestrian Bridge links the Turtle Bay Exploration Park, and the Sacramento River National Recreation rail. The 710 foot long bridge spans the river without footings in the water. The pylon serves as the world’s tallest working…
  • 28

    Jul

    Turtle Bay

    The 300 acre campus contains educations and entertaining activities that interpret the relationships between humans and nature. The park includes wildlife exhibits, aviary, gardens and more. Find out more - http://www.turtlebay.org/
  • 28

    Jun

    River Trail

    Redding’s River Trail system provides 80 miles of paved and natural surface trails. The Sacramento River Trail, which crosses the world famous Sundial Bridge in the heart of Redding, and the Sacramento River Rail Trail, which extends north all the way to Shasta Dam and…
  • 28

    Apr

    Mt. Shasta

    Mount Shasta is the second highest peak in the Cascade Range, and the tallest peak in California. It offers a vast array of recreational opportunities from leisurely hiking, to skiing to mountain climbing. Take a scenic drive to the 8000 foot level and enjoy the…