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Shasta County Blog

Off the beaten track in Shasta Cascade

The farther north, east or west you go from Redding, the sparser the population and the wilder the country. With seven national forests, three mountain…

Yellow lab Maya sits in the lobby of Sheraton Redding Hotel.

Dog-friendly base camps in and around Redding

Redding is an easy, 2.5-hour drive up Interstate 5 from Sacramento, and in March and April you’ll absolutely relish the scenery.

Black dog walking on the sundial bridge in Redding

Paw-friendly ‘must see’ Redding attractions

Whatever your plans, you’ll want to start with a lingering visit to the Sundial Bridge, a pedestrian span over the Sacramento River designed by renowned…

Big dog looking out the window on a houseboat

Hop on a houseboat with your pup

Water, sun, stars, memories. A houseboating vacation provides them all, plus a lot of novelty for first-timers. While Shasta Lake is justly known as the…

Take a spring hike around Redding

Redding calls itself California’s Trail Capital, and for good reason: about 100 miles of dog-friendly trails, both paved and natural-surface, have been developed in and…

Dog-friendly waterfall hikes in our national parks

We can’t gush enough about the dog-friendly waterfall hikes and photo opportunities waiting for you

Dog and people at the Sheraton Redding Hotel

Sheraton Redding hotel at the Sundial Bridge

Location, location, location…The long-awaited 130-room Sheraton Redding Hotel at the Sundial Bridge sits right next to Redding’s landmark attraction, the Sundial Bridge, a pedestrian span across the…

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…

Dog on dog bed at Shasta Cascade Cabin Resorts

Old-fashioned fun at Shasta Cascade cabin resorts

Back in the “olden days,” families taking a summer vacation often stayed at rustic cabin resorts situated in the mountains near scenic lakes and streams.…

Rev up in Redding

Redding (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.

Dog enjoying sniffing the air at Shasta Lake

Say anchors aweigh on Shasta Lake

If ever there were a summer to go house-boating, this is it! Shasta Lake—house-boating capital of California and maybe the world—is as full of water…

yellow lab sits in front of Whiskeytown Falls

Redding: Waterfall capital of California

Redding, the last major city on Interstate 5 as you near Mt. Shasta, is the undisputed Trail Capital of California, with over 225 miles of…