What’s shakin’ in wintertime Redding?

German shepherd sitting in show with skier in background

Not many of us think of heading north to Redding and the eight-county Shasta Cascade region in winter; it’s known to be a spring-summer-fall destination. Read more.

Woof it up with these scenic Shasta Cascade excursions

Photo by Dave Kendrick.

If you crave a change of scenery, you’ll get it many times over in the eight-county Shasta Cascade region. Read more.

Put tails to trails in and around Redding

Photo by Johannes Krupinski.

Like to hike? You’re in luck in the Trail Capital of California, as Redding has so aptly branded itself. The city boasts some 80 miles of trails within its city limits and hundreds more within a 20-mile radius of its core. Read more.

Redding family fare (dogs included of course!)

Sundial Bridge. Photo by Turtle Bay Exploration Park.

Bringing the gang to Redding? Bunk down at a pet-friendly hotel like the Sheraton Redding Hotel at Sundial Bridge. It is on the Sacramento River, adjacent to trails and attractions and makes a great base camp for a family getaway (see other dog-friendly lodging options here). Read more.

Winning wineries in Redding and Shasta Cascade

The remote part of California east of Redding and Red Bluff, in the shadow of Mount Lassen, is one of the fastest growing but least known wine regions in the state. But there’s much to get to know, from producers with Redding and Oroville tasting rooms to dog-friendly boutique wineries way out in the country whose wines will surprise and delight. Read more.