Imagine a trail linking Redding with the Trinity Alps. Leaving your car behind, hike or ride from the Sacramento River to a nearby lake. From your front door, follow Clear Creek towards its headwaters. Imagine a trail linking the region’s many special places – historic gold mining areas, beautiful mountain vistas, river canyons, and lakes. This could all become possible with the creation of the Shasta-Trinity Trail.
For a one-page description of the project, click here for an Adobe Acrobat file.
Shasta-Trinity Trails Connection Project
c/o the Rivers and Trails Program
National Park Service
600 Harrison Street, Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94107
Local Redding Contacts include:
Terry Hanson, City of Redding,
530-225-4009, e-mail: thanson@ci.redding.ca.us
Bill Kuntz, Bureau of Land
Management, 530-224-2157, e-mail: wkuntz@ca.blm.gov
Jim Milestone, Whiskeytown
National Recreation Area, 530-242-3460, e-mail: jim_milestone@nps.gov
This web page brought to you by the Rivers and Trails Program of the National Park Service, a community planning technical assistance program, working in conjunction with Redding area partners on the Shasta-Trinity Trail. For more information about the Rivers and Trails Program, visit our website. Our webmaster can be reached at jean_de_los_reyes@nps.gov.
