Rush on up to Redding
Lace up your hiking boots, load Lucy into the car and get a grip on your leash: you’ll need it when you see how excited…
Read moreLace up your hiking boots, load Lucy into the car and get a grip on your leash: you’ll need it when you see how excited…
Read moreRedding (population about 100,000) is the Shasta Cascade region’s largest city, and it’s a great place to make base camp with your four-legged friend.
Read moreRedding, the last major city on Interstate 5 as you near Mt. Shasta, is the undisputed Trail Capital of California, with over 225 miles of…
Read moreWhether you go all out for a strenuous hike or prefer a walk on the mild side, there’s no shortage of DogTrekking options in a…
Read moreMay is prime hiking time in the Shasta Cascade region around Redding, where Mount Shasta (14,161 feet) and Mount Lassen (10,463 feet) rise like giant…
Read moreThere’s no better time to experience the Shasta Cascade range around Redding than in spring, when the rugged foothills glow velvet green, the icy cone…
Read moreRedding calls itself California’s Trail Capital, and for good reason: about 100 miles of trails, both paved and natural-surface, have been developed in and around…
Read moreIf your travel plans have you traveling north this year (or if you haven’t figured out how to use those unused vacay days), we have…
Read moreEveryone knows dogs have excellent taste in art, so Redding made sure its world-renowned Sundial Bridge was accessible to all species of architecture lovers!
Read moreWith 100 miles of trails within 10 miles of Redding’s city center, and many more beyond, it’s easy to understand why Redding is considered to…
Read moreAll dogs welcome on Redding's Sundial Bridge With 100 miles of trails within 10 miles of Redding’s city center, and many more beyond, it’s easy to…
Read moreMount Shasta, an hour north of Redding, is considered by many to be one of the world’s most spiritual “power spots.” Even if you’re not…
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