24 Things To Do This Week In The Shasta Cascade Region
March 21ST – March 27th
SHASTA
· Have you always had a fascination with the universe? If so then visit the Schreder Planetarium to discover the many mysteries and wonders.
· Come witness the beauty of Burney Falls by visiting the McArthur Burney Falls Memorial State Park.
· Are you fascinated with architecture? If you are then check out the Harlan D. Miller Memorial Bridge also known as Dog Creek Bridge near Vollmers.
TRINITY
· Get into the season with Nor-Cal Trail Rides. They offer riding experiences for all equestrian levels!
· Visit Highland Art Center in Weaverville for fine arts and performing arts.
· Take a day and explore the award-winning winery and vineyard, Alpen Cellars, in a scenic mountain valley. They offer tours and tasting. For more info call 530-266-9513.
SISKIYOU
· Are you feeling cooped up indoors? Well then get outside and feel the burn while snowshoeing the Horse Camp Snowshoeing Trail.
· Experience the excitement of carving your way down the mountain slopes at the Mt Shasta Ski Park before the season is over.
· Learn the history of previous Native American tribes by visiting the Native American Heritage Park in Yreka.
MODOC
· Take an adventure at Lava Beds National Monument where you can go caving and learn about the Modoc Indians!
· Check the weather, pack some snacks and travel along the Modoc Volcanic Scenic Byway to view unrivaled volcanic features, natural wonders, and Indian lore.
· Get out your mountain bike and dust it off. Head to Devil’s Garden Mountain Bike Area to bike 3 miles of steep pavement and 2.3 miles of flat dirt roads appealing to beginners and advanced riders alike.
LASSEN
· Those with adventurous hearts can explore the Nobles Immigrant National Historic Trail or Buckhorn Back-Country Byway.
· Take a nice stroll or bike ride along the Bizz Johnson Trail that follows the Susan River from Susanville to Westwood along an old rail line.
· The rugged Fort Sage Off-Highway Vehicle Area offers trails to suit every riding ability.
PLUMAS
· Are you a fan of historic locomotives? Bring your camera and come see “Dinky” a rustic compact century-old steam locomotive.
· Take a self-guided tour through the historic town of Greenville, where you can find a number of historical buildings.
· Let loose and have some fun by snowmobiling the many miles of trails accessible by any of the five staging areas near Chester.
BUTTE
· Do you think you’ve seen it all when it comes to tools? Think again and check out the collection at Bolt’s Antique Tool Museum!
· Come see a replica of a miner’s cabin by visiting the Butte County Pioneer Memorial Museum.
· Enjoy a variety of photographs and other artifacts housed in the Gridley Historical and Wildlife Museum to experience the town’s history.
TEHAMA
· This weekend go wine tasting and stop into Abbey of New Clairvaux in Vina to sample their locally grown and produced varieties of fine wines.
- Dust off your mountain bike and hit the trails at the Lake Red Bluff Recreation Area.
- Come discover where Yahi Yana Indians lived their lives for over 3,000 years by visiting the Ishi Wilderness Area.










