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Yreka
California Called the golden city is 22 miles from Oregon
border. Downtown has shops and restaurants housed in 1800's buildings.
Abundant recreational opportunities including river rafting. |
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Turtle
Bay Exploration Park - A 300-acre campus filled with
educational and entertaining activities. Features include: Turtle
Bay Museum, River Aquarium and Paul Bunyan's Forest Camp. |
Ahjumawi
Lava Springs State Park public access is by boat only.
There are 3 campgrounds Views of Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen are spectacular.
One of the most isolated parks in the California |
Coleman
Fish Hatchery Road - The fish hatchery is located on
Battle creek which is one of the many creeks running into the Sacramento
river. Chinook Salmon and Steelhead trout are raised at the hatchery. |
Redding
California iis the county seat of Shasta County and
is the fourth largest city in the Sacramento Valley. Popular place
to stay while exploring Lassen Volcanic National Park and Lake Shasta |
Shasta
Dam Tours - During the tour, the statistics begin to
penetrate your consciousness in a way they never do when you’re
simply driving past. Visitor center open seven days a week. |
Whiskeytown
National Recreation Area is geographically situated
at the juncture of the Klamath Mountain Range and the northern edge
of the Central Valley. Hiking, mountain biking, and camping. |
The
City of Weed - Weed is surrounded by national forests,
high desert plains and volcanic formations of geological interest.
It is just fifty miles from the Oregon border. |
The
Volcanic Legacy Byway - This 500 mile journey from
volcano to volcano you will find opportunities for adventure, exploration,
communion with nature. |
Castle
Crags State Park - Situated along an ancient trade
and travel route known as the Siskiyou Trail. The park features
soaring spires of ancient granite and two miles of the upper Sacramento
River |
Siskiyou
County Museum - Built in 1950 by the county to collect
and preserve the history of the area. Detailing Siskiyou County's
colorful history from Indian cultures to 20th century themes. |
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