Redding, California
Your basecamp for adventure
Where outdoor adventure meets scenic beauty and rich history.
Nestled between Mount Shasta and Lassen Peak, Redding is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, offering access to some of Northern California’s most stunning landscapes.
Most visitors come to enjoy watersports or lounge on the shores of the area’s abundant lakes and waterfalls. Known for its year-round sunshine, the local eateries and breweries make it the perfect town for patio dining. The Wintu, Yana, and Achomaw Peoples have called the area home for thousands of years, and their deep connection to the land continues to influence the region’s cultural heritage.
What makes Redding special?
Shasta Cascade adventures
Explore the region’s epic and varied landscapes, from the majestic volcanic peaks of Lassen Volcanic National Park to the caves at Shasta Lake to the crystal-clear Whiskeytown Lake.
Sundial Bridge & River Trail
This Redding icon and architectural marvel spans the Sacramento River, connecting scenic trails without disrupting local salmon-spawning.
Waterfall wonderland
Redding provides easy access to some of California’s most breathtaking waterfalls, including Burney Falls and McCloud Falls.
Watersport mecca
From kayaking and fishing to whitewater rafting and tubing, there are so many ways to enjoy the area’s scenic lakes and rivers, including just lounging by the wat
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Parks near Redding
Legend
- Partner Park
- Gateway City
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7 days in Northern California's untamed landscapes
Experience the rugged beauty of Northern California on this seven-day road trip through towering redwood forests, wild rivers, and pristine alpine lakes.
11 days through the Pacific Northwest
Discover the diverse landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, from misty rainforests and rugged coastlines to volcanic lakes and high mountain peaks.
3 days, 2 lakes: Crater & Whiskeytown lakes
Experience the natural wonders of Southern Oregon and Northern California on this three-day summer road trip, traveling Crater Lake's deep waters to Whiskeytown National Recreation Area's forested trails and waterfalls.
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