The Shasta Cascade
Northern California is home to the Shasta Cascade and North Coast regions. The Shasta Cascade region is a Mecca for adventure and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its relatively unspoiled natural habitats include rushing rivers, towering mountains, lush forests, and breathtaking waterfalls. Any nature buff should not miss out on one of the many hikes that lead to incredible views of Northern California. Climb Burney Mountain to see Thousand Lakes Wilderness, Mt. Shasta, the second highest volcano in the lower United States, and Lassen Peak. Travel to Weaverville to see the rugged Trinity Alps. For those interested in visiting historical sites, visit Redding and Shasta State Historic Park, a restored Gold Rush town within the protection of a state park. |
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Skiing in California
California skiing is legendary with the combination of the high peaks in the Shasta Mountain region of the north, the breathtaking views and plentiful powder of the Lake Tahoe Region, and the playful mountains right outside of the Los Angeles area.
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