Photo of the Sundial Bridge
The lakes of Shasta County located around
Redding, Ca, have always held an attraction for
the Vacationers. The sunny days, and warm nights
have created one of the best vacation spots in
Northern California. Despite the heat living in this
country is enjoyable. There are many attractions
to see one being the Sundial Bridge.
Over 500 miles of scenic byways and one of
California’s two All American Roads connect
Redding to regional attractions like Mt. Shasta,
and magnificent Trinity Alps and very unique
Sundial Bridge a California icon. These amenities,
coupled with local features like the Turtle Bay
Museum, Cascade Theater, Whiskeytown Lake,
and Shasta State Historic Park, make Redding the
perfect base camp for exploring northern
California.
Vacation Hot Spots
Northern California
http://www.shastalake.com/sundialbridge/day/
The Beauty Of Northern California Is Endless!
Below I Linked A Thought to some of the beautiful places I visited!
Shasta County and Northern California is full of
beautiful lakes, fishing, camping, kayaking, biking tours,
house boating,swimming or just site seeing! This part of
Northern California's beauty it is endless. Visitors come
to  Lake area year round to enjoy the 350 miles of
shoreline. What is so great about this area? The travel
is short to see all the other sites listed here.  Below are
a list of sites you may want to check out. Just click on
the picture! You can set up your next vacation here!    
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Hedge Creek Falls,    
Dunsmuir Ca.
Located at the end of a 5 minute
walk down a beautiful mossy
trail.
Explore the small cave behind
the falls.
Beautiful Whiskey town
Lake!
Great for Kayaking! Fishing,
boating, Off 299 East of
Redding Ca.

Sis-Q-Ranch Camp
Biking, Hiking/Backpacking,
Motorcycles,New Age,
Fishing, Martial Arts,
Kayaking, Birding, Area
Attractions.
click here for  website
ATTRACTIONS!
Sis-Q Ranch has been in operation as a group camp facility since the late
60’s (I call it the best kept secret in the county).  We started as a “dude
ranch”  where children, usually from the cities, would come to ride horses,
go fishing, sleep in tp's  and do the general things a kids camp would
offer.  Then in the early 70 we expanded to include a martial arts camp for
adults.  The programs continued to be very successful until the insurance
for horses skyrocketed and it became un-feasible to run a horse program
hence we had to fold the kids program.  It was re established in the early
80 as a “kids martial arts camp” and both programs have continued to
this date.  
We also cater to any other group who might want use of our facilities.  We
have had bicyclists, rafting groups (we have river front property on the
Scott), Wilderness First Responder (WFR) courses, continuing education
classes for chiropractors and many others.  The number one comment
we get from people is that it is tremendously beautiful here and to do what
ever activity they are doing it is so nice to do in such a peaceful and
spectacular setting.
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