There is a seemingly endless amount of recreational opportunities in the North State, and an abundance of recreational properties with which to enjoy them.
Just 15 minutes north of Redding, Shasta Lake has over 370 miles of shoreline, a third more than the San Francisco Bay. Its striking blue waters and sylvan surroundings are unparalleled. Many primary and secondary residences dot the surrounding mountains and provide easy access to this jewel. Enjoy houseboating, water skiing, kayaking, swimming, canoeing, rafting, or just relaxing in the sun and taking in the splendor.
World-class fishing and hunting opportunities attract sportsmen from around the globe. Some of the venues they flock to include Shasta Lake, the Sacramento River, the Trinity River, the Trinity Mountains, and the Cascade Mountains. To support these outdoor activities, hundreds of campgrounds provide numerous options for the rustic tent camper as well as the upscale RV-er.
The glaciated, volcanic but dormant, Mt. Shasta is within an hour's drive from Redding. With the onset of winter, the 14,162-foot mountain becomes mantled in white, and is a favorite attraction for downhill and cross-country skiers alike. During the summer months, the spiritual lure of this mountain draws those seeking enlightenment, plus the adventurous souls that embrace the challenge of ascending to the summit.
Located just 50 miles from Redding, Lassen National Park is a heavily forested wilderness area with unique displays of former lava flows, hot lakes, steam vents and bubbling mud. Hiking, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling await the sports-minded tourist. The winding park road skirts around the base of Lassen Peak, which last erupted less than a century ago. This mountain's striking beauty is accessible only by foot and snowmobile in the winter months.
Whatever your preferred form of recreation, we can help you find a recreational property to enjoy it to the fullest. Contact us today and let us assist you in finding the recreational property of your dreams!
