Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Mount Shasta
Welcome to the Shasta-Trinity National Forest Website of pictures within the World from the Web Home page. Located in northern California, I-5 passes right thru this
national forest. The nearest town is Mt Shasta and Redding (larger) is approximately 1 hour south. Both towns offer standard resources and facilities such as hotels, restaurants and fuel.There is 2.1 million acres of public lands within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Mount Shasta stands at 14,162 feet, making it the second highest volcano in the Cascade range.
Numerous outdoor activities are offered in this area.
For further information contact Shasta-Trinity National Forest 2400 Washington Avenue, Redding, CA 96001 or call (530) 244-2978.
All pictures are from the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Most are from the Everitt Memorial Highway or the nearby Bunny Flats. The remainder are pictures that can be taken on or near I-5.
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Mt. Shasta from the Everitt Memorial Highway. Take I-5 to the Mt Shasta exit and pick up Everitt Memorial Highway in town. This will bring you right to the foot of Mt. Shasta.
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Mt. Shasta, from the end of the Everitt Memorial Highway, at the beginning of the trail at Bunny Flat.
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Mt. Shasta, from the ridge to the left of trail at Bunny Flat.
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From the ridge to the left of trail at Bunny Flat, the surrounding mountains.
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Mt. Shasta from the Vista Point, on I-5, South of the mountain.
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Lake Shasta from the Turntable Bay Road exit, off of I-5. This is south of Mt. Shasta.
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Further information can be found at the Shasta-Trinity National Forest GORP page.
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