Shasta County is located in Northern California.
It include Lassen Volcanic National Park,
Turtle Bay Exploration Park,
Whiskeytown Lake,
Shasta Lake,
Burney Creek falls,
Lake Shasta Caverns
The McCloud River is one of Northern California’s most renowned and famous waterways. It begins its journey in the wooded flat lands spreading out beneath the southern foot of Mount Shasta. Although the river’s headwaters are springs at the eastern end of the McCloud Flats, water flowing off of Mount Shasta in the form of Ash Creek and Mud Creek contribute significantly to the river’s volume. More importantly, the river is swollen by subterranean waters coming from the heart of the great volcano. The McCloud has been shaped by volcanism in more tangible ways besides its volume as well. The canyons carved by the river expose the fiery past the region has experienced. One stretch of the McCloud River in particular offers especially dramatic testimony Mount Shasta’s activity. A few miles above the Lake McCloud reservoir, the river passes through a deep canyon that contains cooled lava flows, columnar basalt and cliffs composed of tufa. Through all of this, the McCloud has carved an extremely scenic channel.
Upper McCloud Water Falls
Middle McCloud Water Falls
Lower McCloud Water Falls
Hedge Creek Falls.
Faery Falls.
McCloud Falls.
Burney Falls.
Burstarse Falls. Photo Credit: Active Norcal.
Mossbrae Falls.
Circle Lake Siskiyou on the Lake Siskiyou Trail
Downtown Mt. Shasta
Mt. Shasta Sisson Museum
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