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McArthur-Burney
Falls State Park - Burney Falls was once called "The
Eighth Wonder of the World" by Teddy Roosevelt. The water emerges
as springs above the falls and drops 129 feet. A trail circles the
falls. Great park for a camping trip. |
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| Oroville
Dam, Lake Oroville - With 167 miles of shoreline, hundreds
of campsites, miles of trails, and 15,000 surface acres of warm water,
Lake Oroville is the perfect vacation destination. |
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. |
Lake
Shasta - The lake is enjoyed year-round by fishermen,
water skiers, house-boaters, or visitors who just want to enjoy
the natural beauty of the area. Free tours of the dam are offered.
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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. |
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. |
Lava
Beds National Monument - More
than 500 lava tube caves are at the monument. The historic battlegrounds
of the Modoc War are also located here. Caving and hiking are popular. |
Shasta-Trinity
National Recreation Area - Elevations range from 1,000
feet along the southern and eastern edges of the Forest to 14,162
feet at the summit of Mt. Shasta . Fishing, camping, and hiking. |
The
Volcanic Legacy Byway - This 500 mile journey from
volcano to volcano you will find opportunities for adventure, exploration,
communion with nature and an appreciation for history of the region. |
Yreka
- The Golden City. Downtown Yreka - various unique shops
and restaurants in the business district housed in buildings constructed
in the late 1800's. 22 miles to the Oregon border.
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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. |
Lake
Almanor Basin - Many different activities winter or
summer. Winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy downhill or cross-country
skiing. Summer months are for hiking and camping. |
The
Feather River Canyon - One of the most popular scenic
driving routes in the state. Cascading waterfalls and wildflowers
in the spring and brilliant colors in the fall highlight the canyons.
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Lake
Shasta Caverns - Three adventures
in one. A boat ride across Lake Shasta, A scenic bus ride to the
carven entrance and finally a tour through the caverns. View cave
stalagmites and stalactites. |
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