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We are not currently accepting local reservations (within a 50-mile radius). The only exceptions are for corporate accounts or group blocks.
We apologize for any inconvenience and hope to lift this restriction when Shasta County reaches the State of California Yellow Covid-19 reopening tier.

Go Hiking in Redding to Awe-Inspiring Waterfalls & Mountain Views

Connect with the true spirit of Northern California by hitting the world-famous trails of Redding. Hailed as the "gem of the U.S. Trail System" by the San Francisco Chronicle, Redding boasts over 225 miles of paved and natural pathways for hiking, running, biking, dog-walking, and horseback riding. Find short loops to majestic viewpoints and challenging treks among granite towers. Stumble upon stunning waterfalls. Wander through river valleys and rolling foothills on well-maintained trails. Wildlife and wildflowers add color and life. With 300 days of sunshine every year, it's easy to get out into nature and explore.

Sacramento River Trail

Walk, jog, bike, and rollerblade on this paved trail, which winds along both sides of the scenic Sacramento River. Leashed dogs are welcome on this looping 11-mile route. Enjoy excellent views of the mountains and cross the famous Sundial Bridge.

Whiskeytown Falls

Make your way to a magnificent 220-foot waterfall at the end of this forest pathway, a 3.4-mile loop. Follow an old logging trail through groves of ferns, white alder, and big leaf maple. Watch for yellow banana slugs as you make your way to the upper vista.

McArthur-Burney Falls

Walk to the mist-filled basin of the 129-foot Burney Falls on a moderate, 1-mile loop that's open to horses and hikers. Numerous streams of water fed by underground springs pour over the top and out the sides of the cliff, creating a curtain-like effect that is truly spectacular.