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1. Turtle Bay Exploration Park: A 300-acre nature center with hiking trails, a museum, and a wildlife rehabilitation center.
2. Shasta Lake Caverns: Explore the breathtaking limestone caverns adorned with unique formations and fossils.
3. Sundial Bridge: A pedestrian bridge spanning the Sacramento River with a rotating solar-powered sundial.
4. Whiskeytown National Recreation Area: A scenic lake surrounded by towering peaks, perfect for boating, fishing, and hiking.
5. Turtle Bay Museum: Showcase local art, history, and culture, including exhibits on the Gold Rush and Native American tribes.
6. Carter House Victorian Museum: Step back in time to the Victorian era at this beautifully preserved home.
7. Shasta Daisy Trail: A 5.5-mile hiking trail that meanders through Shasta Daisy fields, offering stunning views of Mt. Shasta.
8. Millville Historic Park: Explore the remnants of an old mining town, including a blacksmith shop and a schoolhouse.
9. Anderson River Park: A tranquil park along the Anderson River, featuring a fishing pier, picnic areas, and a walking trail.
10. Shasta Dam: Admire the massive concrete dam, one of the world's highest, and visit the Visitor Center for its geological and engineering exhibits.
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