24 Things To Do This Week In The Shasta Cascade Region

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

March 14th – March 20th     

SHASTA  

·          Explore brick ruins of the gold-rush city and visit the Courthouse’s historical exhibits at the Shasta State Historic Park in Old Shasta.

·          From now until May 2 Turtle Bay is hosting The Art of Mt. Shasta Exhibit. View the stunning Mt. Shasta depicted in various pieces of art.

·          The Fort Crook Museum is an exciting and educational experience. The story’s of the Indians and the settlers of the area are shown through antique furniture, a blacksmith’s shop, the old Fall River jail, an old school house, and much more!

TRINITY

·          Come check out the historic Courthouse Square right in the heart of downtown Weaverville.

·          Check the weather, grab your camera and head for “God’s Country” also known as Hayfork and be ready for that perfect winter landscape shot.

·          For a rainy day activity visit the J.J. Jackson Memorial Museum at Trinity County Historical Park. They have displays of mining equipment, Indian displays, Chinese exhibits, old bottles, and much, much more!

SISKIYOU

·          Visit the WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument. This used to be a Japanese American Incarceration Camp.

·          Try a new winter sport, dog sledding with Dog Sled Express Tour Guides. Call for more information (530) 467-3009.

·          Take a day cruise along the State of Jefferson Scenic Byway for steep forested mountains and the rugged Klamath River.

MODOC

·          Come see hundreds of Canadian geese and many other bird species by visiting the Modoc National Wildlife Refuge.

·          Check the weather, pack some snacks and travel along the Modoc Volcanic Scenic Byway.

·          Head to the Warner Mountains, where you can collect obsidian from any of the four designated collection sites.

LASSEN

·          Bring your camera and visit the Ash Creek Wildlife Area to check out local wildlife and wintering waterfowl.

·          Visit the historic lumber town of Westwood

·          Lassen Historical Museum in Susanville showcases artifacts and old time lumbering equipment. It’s also adjacent to the oldest structure in Susanville’s history!

PLUMAS

·          Enjoy views of Plumas country from the comfort of your car by taking a drive along the Feather River Scenic Byway.

·          Bring your binoculars and see if you can spot some of the local wildlife that can be found at Bucks Lake.

·          Explore the Western Pacific Railroad Museum in Portola. They have a large collection of railroad equipment and artifacts!

BUTTE

·          Interested in a quirky stop? Try the Oroville Chinese Temple Museum Complex. The history behind this building and the hundreds of artifacts will blow your mind!

·          The Chico Museum features changing exhibits focusing on the rich and diverse history and culture of Chico.

·          Visit Gridley and view their many murals around the city. Stop by the Gridley Chamber for a map of locations.

TEHAMA

·          There is still time to enjoy nature’s winter wonderland by visiting the Lassen Park Snow Area near Mineral.

·          Have a picnic at the Woodson Bridge State Recreation Area near Corning.

  • Visit Gaumer’s Jewelry & Museum in Red Bluff and view their fascinating mineral and mining exhibits.

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