Get Out For A Quick Hike Near Redding
Mountain bikers and horseback riders can challenge the Mule Mountain Trail; hikers can enjoy the Sacramento River Rail Trail, soon to connect downtown Redding and Shasta Dam; and explorers can enjoy the open space of the Clear Creek Greenway. More
Chappie-Shasta OHV Area
The Chappie Shasta Off-Highway vehicle area offers 200 miles of roads and trails for off-road enthusiasts, and spectacular views of Shasta Dam, Shasta Lake, and Mount Shasta. Camping is available near the staging area below Shasta Dam. More
CA State OHV Grants 2009
The Bureau of Land Management, Redding Field Office has submitted for consideration to the California State Parks, Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Division a cooperative agreement assistance grant. The Redding BLM will request funds for the following projects; law enforcement, ground operations and acquisition. Project information is available for review and comments from March 3, 2009 through April 6, 2009. Project descriptions and cost estimates can be viewed through the CA State Division website On-Line Grants Application (OLGA) at http://ohv.parks.ca.gov. Hard copies are available for review at the Redding BLM Field Office. Comments may be submitted to the CA State Parks, OHMVR Division Headquarters at 1725 23rd Street Sacramento, CA 95816 or the Redding BLM Field Office at 355 Hemsted Drive Redding, CA 96002.
The Fishing is Great on the Trinity River
The Wild and Scenic Trinity River, between Lewiston and Pigeon Point, is the home of world-famous fly fishing. Adrenaline junkies can ride the raging waters below Pigeon Point, while visitors interested in relaxation can enjoy the abundant camping or head for the trail. More
Sacramento River Bend Area
Visitors can hike or horseback-ride the Yana trail, or lazily float down the Sacramento River in a raft or canoe. Hunters will find abundant deer, pigs and waterfowl in the Paynes Creek Wetlands. More
Forks of Butte Creek - There's Gold!
The beautiful Forks of Butte Creek area, 25 miles northeast of Chico, has trails through steep canyons covered in pine and fir trees, and offers dredging (via permit) and free low-impact gold-panning for your mining pleasure.
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