Top 10 Winter Family Adventures In Redding and Shasta Cascade From Dog Sledding, Snowshoeing and Cavern Tours to Park and Urban Rock Climbing Experience, there is everyone.
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REDDING, CA – (December 22, 2014) – Looking for family fun that everyone can enjoy this winter? Redding and Shasta Cascade offer both indoor and outdoor winter fun for the whole family. From dog sledding at Mt. Shasta or snowshoeing in Lassen Volcanic National Park, a winter rink in downtown Redding, or a marathon along the river, outdoor winter family fun is ready and waiting. When it’s time to warm up indoors, head over to Redding’s 10,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art Rare Air Trampoline Park, offering multiple dodge ball courts, slam dunk basketball hoops, an air bag pit, a main court, a junior zone, and more for hours of family fun. Jump in when Rare Air opens its doors in late January. Winter fun isn’t complete without some time on the mountain. Luckily, Redding is a short drive from the excitement and splendor of Mt. Shasta, which was recently included in Lonely Planet’s list of the Best in the US up-and-coming destinations! Lonely Planet editors call Mt. Shasta “a comfortable blend of old-timey and new-agey” for its spiritual significance and small town charm. There’s excitement mixed in with the mellow, Zen vibe, too: Mt. Shasta’s glaciers, trails, and lakes beckon high country adventurers and snow fans of all ages to its slopes, making it a great place to get away for the day. Enjoy some microbrews in nearby Dunsmuir and square dancing in McCloud before heading back to Redding for the night. When everyone’s buzzing about trendy Mt. Shasta next year, you’ll be a step ahead! Here’s a list of the top ten winter family-friendly activities recommended by VisitRedding.com, and winter fun packages offered by Redding hotels and bed and breakfasts. (Click headlines for links to more information): 1.
Skiing/Snowboarding at Mt Shasta
Family members are invited to embrace their inner mountain at the Mount Shasta Ski Park, now open! The ski lifts will remain open until mid-April, offering everything from downhill and backcountry skiing and snowboarding to tubing and competitions. The Ski Park hosts a number of exciting events, as well as ski and snowboard lessons and equipment rentals. With 425 acres of skiable terrain, 32 trails, three triple chair lifts, two moving carpet lifts, and terrain parks, it’s no wonder why majestic Mt. Shasta is a winter mecca! 1