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Chateau Shasta MH & RV Park
Mt. Shasta
Chateau Shasta MH & RV Park is a dog-friendly campground in Mt. Shasta in California’s Shasta Cascade, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
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Mt. Shasta
Reynolds Resort in Mt. Shasta, Siskiyou County, offers a serene escape for travelers seeking a dog-friendly retreat in the Shasta Cascade region.
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Three amazing dog-friendly road trips in California
Three dog-friendly California road trips worth taking: Yosemite to Mammoth Lakes through the Eastern Sierra, Jenner to Leggett along the coast, and Redding to Mount Shasta through volcanic country. Each route features pet-friendly stops and stunning scenery.
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Sit, stay and splash in Siskiyou County
Siskiyou County raises the bar for dog-friendly travel with swimming holes, brewery patios, waterfall hikes, and cozy lodging near Mount Shasta. Follow the McCloud River past three waterfalls, explore old-growth forests, and unwind with a pint at a dog-welcoming alehouse.
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Siskiyou County: Where dogs are a way of life
Siskiyou County borders Oregon in the Shasta Cascade region and treats dogs like family. Hike the McCloud River falls loop, explore old-growth forests on Gray Butte Trail, and camp at Lake Siskiyou.
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Redding really does winter right
Redding and the Shasta Cascade region shine in winter with skiing at Mount Shasta, sledding at Eskimo Hill, and snow play in Lassen National Forest. Pet-friendly hotels like the Sheraton Redding even offer dog menus and weekly yappy hours.
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Redding: Waterfall capital of California
Redding and the Shasta Cascade region boast over 225 miles of trails and some of California's best waterfalls. Spring is prime time to hike with your dog to cascades at Whiskeytown Lake and along the McCloud River.
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Dog-friendly waterfalls and trails at Whiskeytown
Whiskeytown National Recreation Area near Redding is a rare National Park Service gem that welcomes leashed dogs on 70 miles of trails. Four waterfalls, lakeside swimming and stunning scenery make it worth the trek north.
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