“Whiskeytown is a beautiful lake in the mountains where you can hike or swim or even boat if you're equipped. It's a great place to do solo reflection or take the family for a lake day! One of my favorite places in the Redding area”

“The hike is worth it! Pack a "light" lunch and enjoy when you reach your destination. Whiskeytown Falls For over 40 years this 220-foot waterfall was only a secret to the few that knew it existed. For a variety of reasons, some people decided not to share the falls' existence with others. Today, people from all over the world have heard about the hidden secret. Whiskeytown has four major waterfalls that you can visit all year. The best time to visit the waterfalls is in the spring when the creeks are bursting with the runoff from melting snow. During the summer months a hike to a waterfall provides a cool break from the heat of the valley.”

“Never been white-water rafting? Now's your chance! Choose either a half-day (3 hours) or full day (5-6 hours), with rapid levels ranging from Class II (appropriate for children), to Class IV+ (skilled experience). No rafting trip along the Trinity River has missed seeing bald eagles and osprey flying overhead. Raft and wet suits provided. Ask for Pete to be your river guide!”

“A beautiful lake to waterski on and fish, boat and house boat rentals at Trinity Center”

“The Willow Creek - China Flat Museum was started by a few folks, in 1988, interested in preserving history pertaining to the eastern part of Humboldt County and the western portion of Trinity County. We have many very interesting “things from the past”. You’ll enjoy the ‘trip down memory lane’ yourself and if you don’t know about these times, come and see what it was like way back before you were born. One of our big attractions of course is the… "Bigfoot exhibit" containing generous donations of items including Bigfoot foot print casts, Bigfoot pictures, maps, and other papers exhibited in a building specifically built to house this collection. The first folks that inhabited this region from the previous were Indian tribes including the Hupa, Yurok, Karok, Chimariko and Wintu. The museum has a collection of Indian artifacts of the various tribes from the surrounding area.”

“Interesting Chinese temple. Guided tours. Check the Chamber of Commerce or our welcome binder for more info.”

“Always good, always pleasant This is the only gig in Coffee Creek and what a charming place to sit out or in, eat delicious pizza and have an excellent salad (organic and often homegrown). If you're lucky you might catch a little music on the outdoor stage. The servers are friendly, the atmosphere very family friendly. I haven't tried much other than the pizza because it's so darn good! 11 am to 9pm closed Monday & Tuesday.”

“Give your group the memory of a lifetime and go rafting on the Sacramento River! Whether you're an adventure-seeking athlete wanting a challenge or a quiet soul looking for a leisurely float, this Yelp-favorite offers excursions for all skill and thrill levels and is sure to please. Child and Adult full and half day trips on Class II, III, and IV rapids will be the highlight of your visit to Redding!”

“Trinity Alps Wilderness area has fabulous scenery, many hiking trails, lakes rivers, animals, birds... everything you expect of a forest. ”

“FULL BAR, GREAT ASSORTMENT OF DRAFT, BOTTLED AND CANNED BEER, GRILL OPEN TILL 10PM, WIFI, 2 POOL TABLES SMOKING DECK, OUTSIDE DINING IN SUMMER! Serves lunch, dinner, drinks and coffee. Open until 2 am. ”

“Highland Center is a wonderful place to spend some time. There is rotating art shows throughout the year. I have entered the juried photography show a few times. The grounds are a lovely place to meander and perhaps have a picnic.”

“All organic fruits and veggies. The deli is open all week, and serves up amazing sandwiches and smoothies! Many gluten free and dairy free options. ”

“Large and beautiful, Lewiston Lake is a nice place to hike around, kayak, raft, and/or just hang out and swim. ”

“The Trinity Alps Wilderness contains a total of 550 miles of maintained trails. Numerous loop hikes are available, requiring three to five days to complete. Seventeen miles of the Pacific Crest Trail ”