ALLIED AGENCIES/ CAMPGROUND INFO. Castle Crags & Burney Falls Campground Reservations 800-444-7275 Lassen Volcanic National Park Visitor Info: 530-595-4444 TTY: 530-595-3480 www.nps.gov/lavo PG&E Recreation Areas Reservation Center: 800-743-5000 Shasta Recreation Company 14538 Wonderland Blvd. Redding, CA 96003 530-275-8113 Campground Reservations: 877-444-6777 or www.reserveusa.com National Park Service Whiskeytown National Recreation Area Park Headquarters: 530-242-3400 Visitor Center: 530-246-1225 Campground Reservations: 800-365-2267 www.nps.gov/whis Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association & California Welcome Center 1699 Hwy 273, Anderson 96007 530-365-7500 530-365-1258 Fax www.shastacascade.com USDA Forest Service Shasta Lake Ranger Station 14225 Holiday Road Redding, CA 96003 530-275-1587 Shasta Lake Visitors Center 14250 Holiday Road Redding, CA 96003 530-275-1589 Shasta-Trinity National Forest District Headquarters 3644 Avtech Parkway Redding, CA 96002 530-226-2500 CITY OF REDDING Redding Convention & Visitor’s Bureau 777 Auditorium Drive Redding, CA 96001 530-225-4100 530-225-4354 Fax 800-874-7562 www.visitredding.com Redding Convention Center 700 Auditorium Drive Redding, CA 96001 www.reddingconventioncenter.com Admin. Offices: 530-225-4124 Box Office: 530-225-4130 Meetings & Conventions: 800-874-7562 Redding Recreation Department 1050 Parkview Avenue Redding, CA 96001 530-225-4095 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Business Location, Retention, and Expansion Services 530-225-4279 Greater Redding Chamber of Commerce 747 Auditorium Drive Redding, CA 96001 www.reddingchamber.com 530-225-4433 EMERGENCY NUMBERS California Highway Patrol Call 911 for all emergencies Redding Police Department Call 911 for all emergencies Dispatch, non-emergency: 530-225-4564 Business Office: 530-225-4200 Shasta Regional Hospital 1100 Butte Street Redding, CA 96001 530-244-5400 Mercy Medical Center 2175 Rosaline Avenue Redding, CA 96003 530-225-6000 Emergency Room: 530-225-7200 Road Conditions 800-427-7623 (ROAD) Contact Info NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ORIENTATION MAP [email protected] · www.visitredding.com Redding California’s Natural Getaway… Adventure # Guide # && Redding
Shasta Recreation Company14538 Wonderland Blvd.Redding, CA 96003530-275-8113Campground Reservations:877-444-6777 or www.reserveusa.com
National Park ServiceWhiskeytown National Recreation AreaPark Headquarters: 530-242-3400Visitor Center: 530-246-1225Campground Reservations: 800-365-2267www.nps.gov/whis
Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association & California Welcome Center1699 Hwy 273, Anderson 96007530-365-7500530-365-1258 Faxwww.shastacascade.com
USDA Forest ServiceShasta Lake Ranger Station14225 Holiday RoadRedding, CA 96003530-275-1587
Shasta Lake Visitors Center14250 Holiday RoadRedding, CA 96003530-275-1589
Shasta-Trinity National ForestDistrict Headquarters3644 Avtech ParkwayRedding, CA 96002530-226-2500
CITY OF REDDINGRedding Convention & Visitor’s Bureau777 Auditorium DriveRedding, CA 96001530-225-4100530-225-4354 Fax800-874-7562www.visitredding.com
There’s a lot more to California than palm trees and deserts! Explore the magnifi cent northern California landscape and you’ll fi nd awesome granite spires, beautiful painted dunes, breathtaking waterfalls, and the only bridge in the world that is a sundial! Redding is centrally located in the beautiful Shasta-Cascade region at the top of the central valley in far Northern California. Surrounded on three sides by millions of acres of federal and state lands, Redding is the perfect base camp for exploring the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, Lassen Volcanic National Park, McArthur Burney Falls Memorial State Park, spectacular Mt. Shasta, and the pristine Trinity Alps. There are hundreds of miles of backcountry roads and scenic highways and byways for exploring this beautiful region, including one of only two All American Roads in California, the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway! Back in Redding you’ll be enchanted by the magnifi cent Sundial Bridge at Turtle Bay, the newly renovated Cascade Theatre, and the ever-expanding Sacramento River National Recreation Trail. Relax in your choice of 2,500 hotel rooms and have fun at a variety of over 150 restaurants, many great shopping locations, and several public recreation areas. Contact the Redding Convention and Visitors Bureau today for more information or for assistance in planning your next weekend getaway, family vacation, or group tour!
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HOTELS & MOTELS1 .........................................Holiday Inn Express2 .....................................................Ramada Ltd3 ................................................. Motel 6 North4 .....................Best Western Hospitality House5 ................................................... Economy Inn6 ....................................... Redding Travelodge7 ...........................................Value Inn & Suites8 ................................................. Budget Lodge9 .......................................................Deluxe Inn10 ...................................................... Travel Inn11 .............................................. Stardust Motel12 ..........................................Americana Lodge13 .................................................Shasta Lodge14 .......................................Thunderbird Lodge15 ...................................................Redding Inn16 ..............................America’s Best Value Inn17 .................................. River Inn Motor Hotel18 .............................................Motel 6 Central19 .............................................. Red Lion Hotel20 ................................................ Oxford Suites21 ............................Grand Manor Inn & Suites22 ....................................................Holiday Inn23 ................................................ La Quinta Inn24 ............................................... Motel 6 South25 ................................................ Hilltop Lodge26 ...................................................Comfort Inn27 ............................................... Vagabond Inn28 .............................. Best Western Hilltop Inn29 ...........................................Howard Johnson30 ..................................................... AmeriHost31 ............................................... Super 8 Motel32 .........................................Hilton Garden Inn33 ................................................... Capri Motel34 .................................. Hampton Inn & Suites
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CAR RENTALSAvis Rent-A-CarRedding Municipal Airport530-221-2855
Budget Truck RentalRedding Municipal Airport530-221-8416
Hertz Rent-A-CarRedding Municipal Airport530-221-4620
BUS LINESGreyhound Bus LinesButte & Pine StreetsFares & Schedules Info: 530-241-2531
RABARedding Area Bus Authority530-241-2877
TAXI CABSABC Cab Company530-246-0577530-244-5909
Redding Yellow Cab530-222-1234
AIRPORTSRedding Municipal Airport530-224-4321http://ci.redding.ca.us/airports/rma/rma.htm
Benton Field Hillside Aviation530-241-4204
LIMOUSINE SERVICEChampagne Limousine530-549-5542
Deluxe Limousines530-226-5466
Elite 530-893-5466
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ART IN PUBLIC PLACES Redding Civic CenterVisit Redding’s new City Hall and Council Chambers! This beauti-ful and functional building features a large fountain surrounded by extensive landscaping. In conjunction with the City’s Art in Public Places program, the work of local artists is displayed throughout the building. The public is encouraged to enjoy the art on all three fl oors!
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.777 Cyrpess Avenue530-225-4002www.ci.redding.ca.usI-5 to Exit 677 Cypress Avenue. West approximately 1 mile to Civic Center Drive.
Old City Hall Art CenterBuilt in 1907 as Redding’s City Hall, this renovated facility houses a gallery, classroom, performance hall, green room, video produc-tion studio, and offi ces. It is surrounded by a small city park and offers a bricked courtyard for receptions and gatherings. The gallery offers professional exhibition space to local and regional artists, and the upstairs performance hall is perfect for intimate concerts, workshops, and receptions.
Tuesday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.1313 Market Street530-241-7320www.shastaartscouncil.orgI-5 to Exit 678/Weaverville-Eureka. Follow signs to Weaverville/Eureka. Left on Market Street.
Local Art GalleriesIn addition to the city’s Art in Public Places program, including work on display in several restaurants around town, Redding also offers several privately owned galleries:
North Valley Art League Carter House Gallery48 Quartz Hill Road530-243-1023
Graphic Emporium 1965 Pine Street530-241-4278
Rosselli Fine Art Gallery202 Hartnell Avenue 530-222-8222
Image West Gallery2755 Bechelli Lane530-222-4108
Shasta State Historic Park The Park’s museum features a small art gallery representing over 100 years of California art history, as well as a number of exhibits.
Wednesday – Sunday, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Hwy 299 west, 3 miles west of Redding. I-5 to Exit 678/Weaverville-Eureka. 530-243-8194
Turtle Bay Exploration ParkBesides being the only natural sciences museum of its kind in the entire region, Turtle Bay features rotating art and history exhibits that are defi nitely not to be missed.
Memorial Day to Labor DayMonday – Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.September – May: Closed Tuesdays840 Auditorium Drive530-243-8850 / 800-887-8532www.turtlebay.orgFrom North & South: I-5 to Central Redding Exit 678/Hwy 44-Eureka (678B from the north). One mile west to Exit 1/Auditorium Drive. Right at top of off-ramp and right to the Turtle Bay parking lot.From West: Hwy 299W to downtown Redding. Right on Market Street. Two blocks, and left on Tehama (turns into Hwy 44). Half-a-mile to Exit 1/Auditorium Drive. Right at top of off-ramp, right again to cross overpass. Proceed through light, enter complex and stay right.
FUN IN THE SUNAquatic CenterRedding boasts a new, state-of-the-art Aquatic Center featuring an Olympic size, 50-meter by 25 yard, competition class swimming pool. Other features include a recreation pool with zero-depth walk-in entry, a large water-play feature, and a 160-foot water slide.
Hours vary by season. Please contact the aquatic center directly for more detailed information: www.ReddingAquaticCenter.com or 530-245-7247I-5 to Exit 680/Lake Boulevard. West .8 miles to 299W/273. South 1.2 miles to Quartz Hill Road. West on Quartz Hill Road .3 miles to parking.
Kid’s Kingdom/Fantasy FountainWith a water volcano that erupts every 6 minutes, Fantasy Fountain at Enterprise Park is a favorite hang-out for children through the summer months. The park features a picnic pavilion, roller hockey rink, soccer fi elds, and a disc-golf course.
Enterprise Community Park, Victor Avenue530-225-4095I-5 to Exit 675/Churn Creek Road. East .9 miles to Victor Avenue. North on Victor Avenue .6 miles to stop sign/park entrance.
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Lake Shasta Caverns“Three Adventures in One!” Enjoy a scenic catamaran cruise across beau-tiful Shasta Lake, an exciting bus ride to the cave entrance more than 800 feet above the Lake’s surface, and an information-fi lled tour of what some geologists consider the most beautiful caves in the nation! Lake Shasta Caverns also offers seasonal dinner cruises on the weekend evenings. Enjoy fi ne dining aboard a dinner boat and watch the sunset on Shasta Lake!
For detailed pricing and tour information, including departure times, please log on to www.LakeShastaCaverns.com or call 530-238-2341 / 800-795-CAVE.I-5 to Exit 695/O’Brien-Shasta Caverns Road. East approximately two miles to Cavern headquarters!
Shasta Lake and Shasta DamShasta Lake, the largest lake in California, offers over 360 miles of shoreline, making it easy to fi nd your own little piece of para-dise on a houseboat, skiboat, or waverunner. Public and private boat ramps, campgrounds, resorts and marinas are abundant and rentals are available. Shasta Dam, the second largest dam in mass in the United States, includes a Visitor Center that features a movie about the dam’s construction and offers free public tours. Contact the Redding Visitors Bureau for a detailed visitor packet.
Headquarters: 530-275-1589Visitor’s Center, (for tour times): 530-275-4463 Concessions: 530-238-2824I-5 to Exit 685/Shasta Dam Blvd. to visit the dam.
Waterworks ParkA smile a mile! Waterworks park is fun for the entire family. Enjoy four giant waterslides, the Raging River Run, the Avalanche Slide, wet and wild volleyball in the large activity pool, or just relax in one of many cool, shaded areas.
Open seasonally from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Hours vary.Monday – Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.151 N Boulder Drive530-246-9550www.waterworkspark.comI-5 to Exit 680/Lake Boulevard. West .4 miles to Boulder Drive.
Whiskeytown National Recreation AreaWhiskeytown Lake is part of the Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity Na-tional Recreation area. Offering sandy beaches, marinas, camping facilities, excellent sailing and fi shing, plus numerous marked hik-ing and mountain biking trails, Whiskeytown is a great place to cool off on a warm day. Situated on the south shore of the lake is a memorial to President John F. Kennedy, commemorating his dedication of the dam in 1963, shortly before his assassination.
Whiskeytown Visitor Center530-246-1225www.nps.gov/whisFrom I-5 Exit 678/Hwy 44-Eureka. 14 miles west of Redding on Hwy 299
HISTORY AND CULTUREWeaverville Joss House State Historic ParkThis 1870s Chinese Taoist Temple is the oldest continuously active Chinese temple in California. Art objects, pictures, mining tools, and weapons used in the 1854 Tong War are on display.
Wednesday – Sunday, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Tours on the hour, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.S/W corner of Hwy 299 and Oregon Street530-623-5284www.parks.ca.govFrom I-5 Exit 678/Hwy 44-Eureka. Approximately 48 miles west of Redding on Hwy 299.
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Redding Convention CenterThis versatile, 33,000 square foot, three-story facility serves Red-ding as a convention center and a special events and performing arts center. Since it hosts a variety of events, the Redding Con-vention Center is a great place to enjoy top-notch entertainment with your friends and family. Newly remodeled, you can now enjoy the relaxing, mood-enhancing ambiance of the Pre-Show Café before many shows. Located near the new Sundial Bridge at Turtle Bay on the banks of the beautiful Sacramento River, the lawn and parking lot areas surrounding the Convention Center are perfect for outdoor festivals like Kool April Nites. Considering a convention, trade show, or exhibit show? Seats can be removed from all sections, allowing the entire facility to be used for display space, exhibits, or banquets.
Redding Convention CenterAdministration: 530-225-4124Box Offi ce: 530-225-4130Meetings & Conventions: 800-874-7562www.reddingconventioncenter.comFrom I-5 Exit 678/Hwy 44-Eureka. One mile west to Exit 1/Auditorium Drive. Right at top of off-ramp.
Shasta State Historic ParkOld Shasta’s historic brick buildings mark the location where the area’s “Queen City” once stood during northern California’s gold mining days. The park features an excellent museum that is still home to the original jail and gallows. The Litsch General Store and the Blumb Bakery have been restored to their original condition. Other historical sites include one of the oldest Masonic Lodges in California.
Museum hours: Wednesday – Sunday, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.530-243-8194From I-5 Exit 678/Hwy 44-Eureka. West approximately 12 miles, through Redding, to the park.
Turtle Bay Exploration ParkTurtle Bay Exploration Park is a 300-acre campus along the Sacramento River with educa-tional and entertaining activities and experiences that interpret the relationship between humans and nature. The Park tells the story of the region and its people through a museum that includes an underground aquarium, Native American
history and exhibits, interactive experiements, and rotating art exhibits; wildlife exhibits; “Paul Bunyan’s Forest Camp”; Califor-nia’s largest North American butterfl y house; an amphitheater; and, across the Sacramento River on the north campus, the McConnell Arboretum & Gardens, featuring 20 acres of mediter-ranean climate display gardens, a children’s garden, a medicinal garden, and two beautiful and unique water features. The park is also home to the Turtle Bay Cafe, which has captivating views of the Sundial Bridge and the Sacramento River.
March through OctoberMonday – Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.November through February, Closed Tues.840 Auditorium Drive530-243-8850 / 800-887-8532www.turtlebay.orgFrom North & South: I-5 to Central Redding Exit 678/Hwy 44-Eureka (678B from the north). One mile west to Exit 1/Auditorium Drive. Right at top of off-ramp and right to the Turtle Bay parking lot.From West: Hwy 299W to downtown Redding. Right on Market Street. Two blocks, and left on Tehama (turns into Hwy 44). Half-a-mile to Exit 1/Auditorium Drive. Right at top of off-ramp, right again to cross overpass. Proceed through light, enter complex and stay right.
REGIONAL ATTRACTIONSCastle Crags State ParkNamed for the 225 million-year-old, 6,000-feet tall glacier-polished crags, this beautiful state park offers swimming and fi shing in the Sacramento River, hiking in the back country, and a great view of Mt. Shasta. There are 76 developed
campsites and 6 environmental campsites. RV camping up to 27’ is available. The 4,350-acre park features 28 miles of hiking trails, including a 2.7 mile access trail to Castle Crags wilderness, part of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The Pacifi c Crest Trail also passes through the park.
Information: 530-235-2684 Reservations: 800-444-7275www.parks.ca.govOn I-5, approximately 35 miles north of Redding to Castle Crags/Castella exit.
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Mt. ShastaAt 14,161 feet, snow-capped Mt. Shasta dominates the northern skies as you journey through the region. During winter, recre-ation enthusiasts can enjoy alpine skiing and snowboarding at the Mt. Shasta Board and Ski Park featuring two triple chair lifts and a surface tow. 300 miles of groomed trails offer cross-coun-try skiers and snowmobilers a great way to explore this massive mountain. The park may also offer many great summertime activities and concerts. Log on to the park website to learn more!
Mt. Shasta Board and Ski Park530-926-8610 / 800-SKISHASTA / Snow Phone: 530-926-8686www.skipark.comI-5 north approximately 50 miles to Hwy 89
SPECIAL FEATURESBig League Dreams Sports ParkThe Redding Big League Dreams Sports Park is a world-class facility featuring replicas of the historic major-league stadiums of Boston’s Fenway Park, Chicago’s Wrigley Field, and New York’s Yankee Stadium. The entire family can enjoy batting cages, an indoor climate controlled roller hockey, soccer and basketball arena, outdoor sand volleyball courts, and a childrens play area. The park features The Stadium Club, a family-style sports restaurant with spectacular views of the replica fi elds.
Sports Park: 530-223-1177I-5 to Exit 678/Hwy44E-Lassen Park. East apx 3.9 miles to Old Oregon Trail. North 1.3 miles to main entrance on Viking Way
Lassen Volcanic National ParkLess than an hour’s drive from Redding sits beautiful Lassen Vol-canic National Park. The park boasts incredible mountain scenery reminiscent of Yosemite as well as fascinating thermal wonders similar to Yellowstone with just a small fraction of the visitors of either of those National Parks! Lassen contains three of the four different types of geothermal features including fumaroles or steam vents, mudpots, and hot springs. The park is open year-round; however, access is usually limited from December – May. Excellent cross-country skiing is available, as well as interpretive snowshoe tours led by park rangers. During the warm summer months in Redding, visit this spectacular park to experience spring all over again!
530-595-4444www.nps.gov/lavoFrom Redding, take Hwy 44 east approximately 48 miles to north entrance. From Red Bluff, take Hwy 36E to the south entrance. It takes approximately 1 hour to drive through the park non-stop.
McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State ParkSpectacular 129-foot Burney Falls can be enjoyed from the top at the lookout point, but for a more re-freshing experience, take the trail to the pool at the base of the falls and along the stream. Excellent camp-ing is available, with 118 campsites, newly constructed restroom facilities, hot water showers, stoves, tables, and food lockers. A boat ramp is also available at nearby Lake Britton.
Park Headquarters: 530-335-2777Reservations: 800-444-7275I-5 to Hwy 299E approximately 60 miles to Hwy 89. North approximately 5 miles to park entrance.
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Cascade TheatreThe Cascade Theatre, located in the heart of Downtown was built in 1935. It was a classic Downtown landmark featuring a large front facade with a neon pylon sign, marquee, and cast concrete frieze depicting northern California industry. Today, the Cascade Theatre is one of the fi nest examples of Art Deco architecture in northern California. The theater has been restored into a multi-use performing arts venue in a way that honors the building’s heritage and is consistent with its designation on both the California and National Registries of Historic Places.
1721 Market Street530-243-8787www.cascadetheatre.orgI-5 to exit 678/Weaverville-Eureka. West to downtown Redding. South on East Street, west on Placer Street, south on Market.
Redding’s TrailsRedding’s Sacramento River National Recreation Trail is part of Redding’s growing trail system. Meandering over 9 miles along the banks of the beautiful Sacramento River, the wide, paved surface is popular for walking, jogging, roller blading and bicycle riding. Both this trail and the Sacramento Rail Trail have been designated by the United States Department of the Interior as National Recreation trails. Access is available from Hilltop Drive, Caldwell Park, and the beautiful Sundial Bridge. Redding’s west side includes a variety of trails from the paved Blue Gravel Mine trail to the unpaved Westside Trails, offer-ing a variety of hiking and biking opportunities. Finally, journey to the Lema Ranch Trail for the best prolonged views of mountain scenery. Call the Redding Visitors Bureau for a free trails map.
Sundial Bridge at Turtle BayThis incredible glass decked pedestrian bridge links the north and south campuses of the new Turtle Bay Exploration Park and serves as a new entrance for Redding’s Sacramento River Trail system. The unique design of the bridge was conceived by world renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. It is the fi rst bridge of its kind in the United States and the largest working sundial that is a bridge in the world! The massive 210’ pylon leans due north and functions as the gnomon of a sundial, casting its giant shadow on a garden-bordered dial plate at the bridge’s north end. The bridge is not only an artistic statement but is also sensitive to its beautiful river setting. The tall pylon and cable stays allow the bridge to avoid nearby sensitive salmon-spawning habitat while encouraging public appreciation for the river.
840 Auditorium Drive530-243-8850 / 800-887-8532www.turtlebay.orgFrom North & South: I-5 to Central Redding Exit 678/Hwy 44-Eureka (678B from the north). One mile west to Exit 1/Auditorium Drive. Right at top of off-ramp and right to the Turtle Bay parking lot.From West: Hwy 299W to downtown Redding. Right on Market Street. Two blocks, and left on Tehama (turns into Hwy 44). Half-a-mile to Exit 1/Auditorium Drive. Right at top of off-ramp, right again to cross overpass. Proceed through light, enter complex and stay right.
Shasta Sunset Dinner TrainDeep in the forest, punctuated with majestic views of snow-capped Mt. Shasta, the spires of Castle Crags, and the rugged Trinity Alps, the Shasta Sunset Dinner Train winds its way over tracks fi rst laid over a century ago. White linens, fi ne china, polished silver, and sparkling stemware enhance the four-course dining experience. Approximately one hour north of Redding.
530-964-2142 / 800-733-2141www.shastasunset.comI-5 to Exit 736/Hwy 89 McCloud. East 10 miles to McCloud. Left on Colombero Avenue.
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ADULT GAMINGWin-River CasinoWin-River Casino is a Native American casino and is open 24 hours. The 75,000 square foot casino features 751 slots, 18 table games, Elements restaurant, Event Center, and Eagle Room. Shuttle services available to and from local hotels, RV Parks, retire-ment communities, and businesses in the area.
2100 Redding Rancheria Road530-243-3377 / 800-280-8946I-5 to Exit 675/South Bonnyview. West 1.8 miles to Hwy 273. South 1.5 miles to Canyon Road entrance.
Casino ClubThe Casino Club is open 24 hours daily and features Omaha, Poker, and Texas Hold ‘em.
1885 Hilltop Drive530-221-5015I-5 to Exit 677/Cypress Avenue east. North on Hilltop Drive .7 miles.
FISHINGThere is one defi ning word about north-ern California—water, and with water comes fi sh! Whether it’s fl y fi shing for trout, seeking out the best cove for bass, or spin fi shing on a mountain river, virtually anyone can enjoy casting a line in and around Redding. Several fl y fi shig publications and professional guides now rate the Sacramento River through Redding as being in the top 10 tailwater fi sheries in the world! Visitors can check the local, up-to-date weekly fi shing report at www.shastacascade.com/fi shing.
Lake Redding Golf Course1795 Benton Drive9-hole, public1,871 yards, par 31530-243-5531
River Bend Golf and Country Club5369 Indianwood Drive9-hole, Semi-privateOpen to members of golf associations2,075 yards, par 32Putting green, warm-up area, bar and restaurant.530-246-9077
Plus, several courses within an hour’s drive of Redding:
Fall River Valley Golf & Country Club 530-336-5555Mt. Shasta Resort Golf Course 530-926-3052Lake Shastina Golf Resort 530-938-3201Weed Golf Club 530-938-9971
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SCENIC DRIVES/BACK COUNTRY ROADSRedding is THE place to start your scenic drive or off-road adven-ture! Looking for a great place to get away in your RV? The Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association, in cooperation with the United States Forest Service, has created a brochure that breaks the area’s scenic byways down into distance, minimum driving time, best time to go, what to see along the way, and services along the route. One of only two All American Roads in California—the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway—is located right in Redding’s back yard! Off-roading is also popular here, and there are a number of scenic trails that will challenge your vehicle’s 4-wheel drive, leaving your car dusty but not scratched. If you’re looking for the perfect off-road adventure, try the “An Adventure Around Every Corner!” brochure. Both of these brochures are available free of charge by calling the Redding Visitor’s Bureau!
Contact the Redding Visitor’s Bureau for either of these free brochures. 530-225-4100 / 800-874-7562
SHOPPINGShopping in the City of Red-ding does not disappoint. Red-ding has everything from brand name stores to local boutiques. One of the most popular places to shop is the Mt Shasta Mall, featuring Macy’s, JC Penny, and Sears.
I-5 to Exit 678. Stay right and follow signs to Hilltop Drive. North on Hilltop, East on Dana Drive.
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KAYAKING/RAFTING/LAKE AND RIVER CRUISESIf you’re looking for a wild adventure, try white water rafting on the upper Sacramento River. Come with a spirit of adventure, and pick a trip of your own liking, from mild to wild! Since the upper Sacramento River is a wild river and not con-trolled by dam release, rafting is best here during the spring and early summer when winter snows melt. Rafting in the nearby Trinity Alps is usually available throughout the summer. Also avail-able in far northern California are fi ve other wild and scenic rivers within a two hour drive of Redding. These offer rafting oppor-tunities from an exciting Class 3 trip to an extremely challenging Class 5 adventure. A variety of rafting companies lead trips from April through September. For a more relaxing adventure, try kaya-king on Whiskeytown Lake or a guided cruise on Shasta Lake.
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Bed & BreakfastsAbsolute Comfort Bed & Breakfast 530-244-1301 532 Turquoise Ct.
Apple’s Riverhouse 530-243-8440 201 Mora Ct. Access to the Sacramento River Trail, Turtle Bay Exploration Park, and the Sundial Bridge.
Redding’s Bed & Breakfast 530-222-2494 / 877-514-6244 1094 Palisades Ave. www.reddingbb.thenorthstate.com Country-living style. “Ivy’s Room” has private Jacuzzi and bath. “New Balcony Room” on 2nd floor has outside balcony and spa. “Balcony Room” has spa and balcony. “Shirley Temple’s Room” decorated with child star’s memorabilia. Pets with good etiquette are welcome.
Tiffany House 530-244-3225 1510 Barbara Rd. www.tiffanyhousebb.com Late Victorian two story home, large shaded deck with wicker furnishings, gazebo, swimming pool. All rates include breakfast, refreshments with hors d’oeuvres, and complete use of facilities.
Value Inn & Suites 530-241-2252 $ 26 • • • • • • • 533 N. Market St. www.valueinnredding.com
Marina RV Park 530-241-4396 2615 Park Marina Dr. Large, level sites, laundry facilities, large grassy areas, shade trees, hot showers, public telephones, fishing nearby, boat ramps, swimming pool, full hookups, 30Amp electric. On the Sacramento River in the heart of Redding.
Premier RV Park 530-246-0101 / 888-710-8450 280 Boulder Dr. www.premierrvresorts.com Full-service RV sites: 50Amp, sewer, water, SATTV, picnic tables, patios, paved, fenced pet area, store, gas barbeques, group camp area, laundry room, rental yurts, propane, restroom facilities, adult lounge area, modem desk, putting course, nature trail, swimming pool, and gift shop. Next to Waterworks Park.
Redding RV Park 530-241-0707 / 800-428-2089 11075 Campers Court e-mail: [email protected] Easy access off I-5, paved sites and streets, big rigs welcome, full hookups (20, 30, 50Amps), free cable TV, pet area, clean rest rooms and laundry, swimming pool and club house, metered LP gas, day, week, and month rates.
Green Acres RV Park 530-223-3780 / 800-891-6777 4812 Westside Road www.campingfriend.com/GreenAcresRVPark Laundry, credit card, handicap access, 50Amp, Phone/Modem, cable TV hookup, dump station, patio/pavilion area, swimming pool, BBQ facilities, picnic area, sewer hookups, family park, pets allowed, monthly rates.
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Annual EventsKool April Nites Car Show Redding Convention Center and Area Businesses Classic car show, cruise, poker run, drag racing, and concerts featuring music of the 50s and 60s. April Annually - Check website for more info 530-226-0844 www.koolaprilnites.com
Shasta Art Fair and Fiddle Jamboree Shasta Elementary School Grounds in Historic Shasta City A two-day event held in Shasta featuring quality arts and crafts. A variety of food booths and musical entertainment provide fun for the entire family. Mother’s Day Weekend (rain day always scheduled) 530-244-5959
Redding Rodeo and Rodeo Week Activities Redding Rodeo Grounds, Auditorium Drive A week filled with exciting activities for the entire family. High-lights include a kiddie pet parade, pancake breakfast, rodeo parade, and a 3-day PRCA rodeo. Third week of May, Thursday – Saturday 530-241-8559 www.reddingrodeo.com
Marketfest Library Park, Downtown Redding Redding’s weekly summer festival. A mix of musical enter-tainment, a certified Farmers’ Market, quality arts and crafts, children’s activities, and tasty food and beverages. Thursdays, July – September, 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 530-243-7773
Freedom Festival Redding Convention Center Grounds One of the top three fireworks displays in California. This annual event includes food booths, entertainment, and, of course, heart pounding fireworks! Redding Recreation Dept - 530-225-4095
Big Bike Weekend Open to all bike enthusiasts. This three-day event includes tours, a cruise, bike games, fashion show, show and shine, food and vendor booths, and live entertainment. Second weekend in October. www.bigbikeweekend.com
Redding Beer and Wine Festival Market Street, between Placer and Sacramento One-day event from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. featuring beer and wine tasting from over 15 regional breweries and 40 vineyards as well as samples of mouth-watering menu favorites from over 13 local restaurants and live music. Third Saturday in September. 530-273-7773 www.vivadowntown.org
Turtle Bay Annual Arts & Crafts Faire Turtle Bay Park A two-day faire consisting of food booths, entertainment, quality crafts, and a juried art show. Last weekend in September. 530-243-8850 www.turtlebay.org
Log on to www.VisitRedding.com for a complete list of events in & around Redding, California.
