24 Things To Do This Week in the Shasta Cascade Region

Saturday, February 13th, 2010

February 14th – February 20th      

SHASTA  

·          Have fun on rainy days by stopping into Need 2 Speed in Redding and race around the indoor track in one of their emission free karts. Check out their black light miniature golfing, too!

·          Sierra-Cascade Logging Expo is here now at the Redding Convention Center.

·          Spend a romantic evening sampling delicious food and wine at Anselmo Vineyards this Valentines Day!

TRINITY

·          Take a drive along the Trinity River Scenic Byway, but make sure to check the road conditions and weather.

·          The Highland Art Center is located in Historic Weaverville and houses many art exhibits for you to enjoy.

·          Are you a wine enthusiast? Visit Alpen Cellars for tours and tasting along with enjoying their picnic facilities.

SISKIYOU

·          Bring your snow shoes and head to Mt. Shasta to enjoy the scenery snowshoeing along the Bunny Flat to Panther Meadows trail.

·          Come discover the history behind the Fort Jones Museum, which is made from native rock and features Native American and pioneer artifacts.

·          Get outside and check out the Butte Valley National Grasslands, which are home to Golden Eagles, Sage Thrashers along with a number of other bird species.

MODOC

·          Go on an adventure in the Crystal Ice Cave Tours at the Lava Beds National Monument held on winter Saturdays. Call for reservations and times (530) 667-8113.

·          Take a drive along the Modoc Volcanic Scenic Byway. View unrivaled volcanic features, natural wonders, and Indian lore.

·          In the Medicine Lake Highlands sits unique geological features. Explore the area and see for yourself!

LASSEN

·          Pack a hearty lunch and spend an afternoon snowshoeing along the Brokeoff Mountain Snowshoeing Trail near Mineral.

·          Susanville Historic Train Depot is the trailhead for the Bizz Johnson Trail. Take a step back into history and view historic photographs of railroad and logging trains that rolled through town.

·          Head to Lassen Volcanic National Park and view all four types of volcanoes in the world in just one place!

PLUMAS

·          The Historic Longboard Ski Revival Series Races are being held in Johnsville, February 21st.

·          Spend a day enjoying the cold crisp air while skiing down the hills at the Lassen National Forest-Stover Mountain along their 8 runs, which are situated on 13 acres.

·          Winterfest Sled Dog Races are being held at Chester/Lake Almanor. Enjoy an eventful day with family and friends.

BUTTE

·          The Oroville State Wildlife Area has an abundance of local and wintering wildlife, which makes it a great place to visit and view wildlife.

·          Pack some water and head out in search of the Big Bald Rock, which can be found in the Plumas National Forest.

·          Bring a friend and come discover some local artists along with a number of art studios that can be found in Paradise.

TEHAMA

·          Take a driving break and stretch out at the Olive Pit. Enjoy their extended tasting bar full of their delicious olives and other veggies and fruits. Also, sit down and have a meal at their café!

·          If you’re looking for a winter only beauty you need to see Phantom Falls in Oroville. It’s a very rate site that can only be seen during the winter. For more information call 1-800-474-2782.

·          Get out of the house and take a day to visit Mendocino National Forest. Walk on trails, have a picnic, and just sit and take in the serenity of the lake.

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