The Shasta Cascade region boasts 12 scenic byways perfect for a fall road trip with your dog. From the Volcanic Legacy All-American Road to the Feather River route, the drives pair stunning views with dog-friendly lodges.
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May is prime hiking season around Redding, California's self-proclaimed Trail Capital. The Mule Mountain Pass Trail climbs through wildflower meadows into Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, one of the rare NPS sites where dogs can roam dirt trails.
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Spring is prime time to hike to the four major waterfalls in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area near Redding. This is one of the rare National Park Service sites that allows leashed dogs on dirt trails.
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Mount Shasta City offers dog-friendly shops, cafes, and trails in the shadow of one of California's most awe-inspiring peaks. Hike the Lake Siskiyou Trail, drive the Everitt Memorial Highway to 8,000 feet, and walk to the snow even in summer.
Read moreThe Everitt Memorial Highway winds 14 miles up Mount Shasta's flanks, delivering jaw-dropping views and dog-friendly trails at the Old Ski Bowl. The Gray Butte Trail crosses sacred ground and old-growth forest to reach a breathtaking saddle at 9,129 feet.
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