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Area guide · California, USA

Things to do in Shasta Cascade

Limestone caverns and small-town shops in Northern California's Shasta Cascade

  • Sightseeing
  • Tours
  • Shopping
  • Museums
  • Nearest airport: RDD, about 4 miles

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Sightseeing
Outdoor Adventure

Redding

Free

Official tourism site for Redding, California, gateway to Shasta Lake, the Sundial Bridge and Northern California waterfalls.

Tours
Iconic

Lake Shasta Caverns

$25–$50

Boat ride across Shasta Lake followed by a guided walking tour through limestone caverns.

Shopping
Family Favorite

Bricks & Minifigs Redding

Free

A Redding shop for buying, selling, and trading new and used LEGO sets and minifigures, with a party room for kids.

Museums
Quirky Fun

Gaumer's Jewelry & Museum

Free

A family jewelry store in Red Bluff with a free mineral, mining, and gem museum spanning four generations of collecting.

Sightseeing
Outdoor Adventure

Shasta Cascade

Free

Regional welcome center helping travelers plan trips to parks, lakes and small towns across Northern California's eight-county Shasta Cascade region.

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About

About Shasta Cascade

Shasta Cascade is the tourism region covering California's northeast corner, anchored here by Redding with Red Bluff to the south and Lakehead to the north on Shasta Lake. Redding is the region's largest city and includes shops such as Bricks & Minifigs. Red Bluff, about 30 miles south along the Sacramento River, is home to Gaumer's Jewelry & Museum. Lake Shasta Caverns, north of Redding near Lakehead, offers boat-and-bus tours into limestone caves above Shasta Lake.

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