E-mail24 Things To Do This Week In The Shasta Cascade Region
February 28th – March 6th
SHASTA
· Feeling lucky? Come try your luck by stopping into the Pit River Casino in Burney.
· Take an in-depth look at the McCloud River Wintu tribe at Turtle Bay Exploration Park’s Native Images exhibit showing now until April 18th.
· Get outside and hiking on the many trails Whiskeytown Lake has to offer then sit by the water for a cool, relaxing break.
TRINITY
· For a more scenic adventure, try driving along the Trinity River Scenic Byway Highway 299. It’s absolutely beautiful!
· Stop somewhere along the Trinity River and try your luck at gold panning and who knows, you might find some gold.
· Take a stroll around the Courthouse Square in Weaverville where you’ll see old buildings with unique businesses
SISKIYOU
· Mount Shasta Ski Park is an excellent place to spend the day. You can ski, snowboard, snowshoe, and much more!
· Drive along the Bigfoot Scenic Byway and view wild and scenic river canyons, legendary Bigfoot Lore, and Native American and Gold Rush history.
· Ice fishing can be enjoyed at Castle Lake, Juanita Lake, and Butte Valley. Contact local ranger stations for more information.
MODOC
· Visit the Fandango Pass in the Modoc National Forest is a State Historical Landmark on Appelgate- Lassen Emigrant Trail. It is a well known trail that settlers in the 1800s used to get into California from the Black Rock Desert in Nevada.
· Modoc Volcanic Scenic Byway offers unrivaled volcanic features, natural wonders, Native American Lore.
· The Modoc County Historical Museum in Alturas houses over 150 years of historical Native American artifacts.
LASSEN
· Are you looking for a fun day in the snow with your family? Try Eskimo Hill by Lassen Volcanic National Park. Bring your own sled or whatever comes to your mind to slide down. Don’t forget the hot chocolate!
· The Susanville Railroad Depot is a great place to start a leisurely hike or a bike ride up the Susan River.
· Go play in the snow at Eskimo Hill by the Lassen Volcanic National Park. Bring your sled or anything you can think of to slide down on and don’t forget your hot chocolate!
PLUMAS
· Plumas Country has many areas for horseback riding. Take guided horse rides or bring your own horses for an outdoor treat.
· 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.
· Are you a locomotive enthusiast? Stop by the Western Pacific Railroad Museum in Portola. They have train rides, photos, artifacts, and a gift shop!
BUTTE
· Bring a friend and spend a relaxing afternoon fishing along Butte Creek, which is known for its catfish and bass.
· Learn the history of previous local pilots by visiting the Chico Air Museum and learn the history behind the aircrafts and artifacts that are on display.
· Walk across the Bidwell Bar Suspension Bridge in Oroville, which was California’s first suspension bridge.
TEHAMA
· Visit the Payne’s Creek Recreation Area and take a walk along one of their trails to see if you can spot some local wildlife.
· 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!
· Get outside and enjoy the view of the Sacramento River while walking along one of the trails that can be found at the Woodson Bridge State Recreation Area.
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