Oh my goodness, what fond memories this delightful park brought back to me. My three children…read morespent so much time at Greenhorn Park when we lived in Yreka and when we visited it again lately....after over 20 years, it was even better than I remember. What a beautiful, wonderful place!! ( Psssst, please remember to clean up after yourselves and your pets).

Amazing experience hanging out with these local deer! Great local park to walk around, definitely…read moremy favorite out of the whole town!

What a gorgeous place to spend time relaxing with an incredible view of Shasta. We were able to…read morefind parking at one of the public access lots, which is free, and then took a short wander down to the lakeshore to take in the majestic beauty. Highly recommend pulling off the interstate for a rest stop here to stretch your legs and breathe in the crisp air!

I stopped by Lake Siskiyou twice during my recent trip to the Mt Shasta area. Once was to sit by…read morethe water and relax, following a long hike earlier in the day and have lunch at the nearby resorts bar & grill (separate review for that.) The second visit was to hike the trail along the lake. For the beach time, it was a week day and it too crowded. I was able to snag a bench near the resort's public beach and enjoy the iconic views of Mt Shasta. As for the lakeside trail, it goes all the way around and is approximately 7 miles. I was short on time, so did a 3 mile out and back. Along the way, there are forested paths, Mt Shasta views and meadows to enjoy. The trail wasn't well signed and I lost it at some points. Since I was only doing a small section of it, I just followed the lakeshore best I could on my out and back. Early morning, it was a peaceful place. I'd love to come back and see about kayaking the lake or doing the entire trail. Lovely spot and a nice way to unwind near Shasta

I spent the best summer of my life working as a wrangler/horse trainer at Coffee Creek Ranch and…read morewas also lucky enough to come back as a paying guest twice since! It is one of the only authentic guest ranches on the West Coast (I have worked at others since that claimed 5 stars and never once had as much fun as I did at CCR). The trails and mountains are beautiful, the horses well behaved and healthy, the food is AMAZING, and the cabins are adorable! I was even able to be there recently for the Thanksgiving holiday to reunite with or meet just about every member of the Hartman family! It was pretty incredible to get to enjoy the ranch and the gorgeous Trinity Alps in the winter for the first time too. I cannot even believe some of these scathing reviews I just read! I can understand frustration if you feel like your expectations weren't met in a situation where you paid money, but this particular experience was such an isolated one that it simply doesn't speak for the ranch/accommodations/etc. quality as a whole. Coffee Creek Ranch is a family-owned, family-friendly mountain resort where people go to get away from the chaos of their daily lives and spend a few days (at least) and try out some of the many unique activities offered.It's not a place to travel all the way too if you are going to rush or try to fit too much into only a few hours. In the entire time I worked there I don't remember seeing one guests leave dissatisfied - except perhaps if they didn't catch a fish, or over-slept for the Breakfast Ride, or ran out of time to do karaoke on their last night or something like that! I just reached out to Ruth again last week to schedule a romantic weekend getaway for myself and my boyfriend in May and I absolutely can't wait!!

Back in 1961, my husband and I came for a week, and I l learned to ride horseback for the first…read moretime with your very patient staff and horses. I still remember our breakfast rides in the beautiful surroundings. On a whim, I googled Coffee Creek Ranch and was delighted to see you are still there and delighting guests.

Expert guides who know the local waters. Chuck is my wife's favorite guide. She is not easy to…read moreplease. A sure bet for a great fly fishing trip on the McCloud, Sacramento,Trinity or Klamath rivers.

This was my first steelhead fishing experience. I went down the upper Klamath with Chuck the first…read moreday and John the second day. Chuck gives an incredible ground school lesson prior to getting in his boat. His lesson was the reason for my success in landing 2 steelheads on my first 2 casts!!! Chuck and John are awesome guides and a blast to be on the river with. And, I landed huge fish!!! I will definitely use this guide service again.

What a find!! I was helping with some work on the McCloud River not realizing how cold the water…read moreis. I needed gear- waders and sunglasses that I had lost on the trail and was told I would need to go into Dunsmuir to Ted Fay's shop- which I love but hoping there might be a place in town- like an Ace or fly shop. After a search on the Web I found Mccloud Outdoors - what a find!!! It is small but large on items needed for fishing and camping. I was able to get WOMENS sized waders, polarized sunglasses contemplated even more. They were not overpriced, very helpful, helped with fly selection. And to top it all off, the BEST pastries and coffee shop attached next door. I have been letting everyone know about this gem- everything and more I needed!

Wow, this shop has not only restored my faith in retailers but even humanity itself We stopped in…read moreafter forgetting snow boots for the kiddos at home. As soon as we walked in Chad, the owner greeted us with a sincerely friendly hello. He can out from behind the counter and helped us find EVERYTHING we needed. I was so pleasantly surprised at the incredible selection for all ages. We found everything we needed at competitive prices, amazing! Added bonus was the cafe attached next store. They had the most delicious house made scones and coffee that even finicky coffee drinkers like my better half enjoyed recommend and will definitely be back in the future (i.e. tomorrow morning for biscuits and gravy breakfast )

Fished an extended time on the West Coast. Unfortunately, the Klamath was still discolored from…read morefires and rain. Guide contacted me 3 days before I arrived in "Happy Camp" (misnomer) to say it was blown out and we should cancel the trip. Agree'd. Wrote the owner Mario couple days later asking for return on 100.00 deposit, said no problem. Returned from trip, 2 weeks later no return check, fine. Asked again. Today received 75 dollar money order from him, through the Postal Service (costs 1.75 for money order). Not said 25 dollar processing fee. Total bullshit, bad form and amateur. Will report to BBB and local town. Amateur for sure.

We just returned from our fishing trip on the Klamath with Ironhead Guide Service, and it was…read morenothing short of incredible! Mario and his team are absolutely fantastic guides. They knew exactly where to go and how to fish. Even as an amateur fisher, I caught the biggest salmon of the day! I'm hooked (no pun intended) - I will be back!

I have Never been here, but I understand, It has Privately Stocked Fishing Ponds, with Cabins and…read moreOther Amenities. An alternative to Going Fishing, in a Creek or Lake.

I've fished SCR 2 times and going back again next week, and really looking forward to it…read more This is special place. Especially with new ownership/management team. Owner Jerry Lewis has great fishing experience and exciting plans and commitment to making SCR all that it can be. And nobody knows fishing management better than The Fly Shop. Big rainbows, interesting habitat, great place for any level of fly fishing experience. Nearby Etna has good restaurants and even a good brewpub. Highly recommend fishing SCR.

The water is hypothermia inducingly cold, the walk is treacherous and the falls aren't that…read moreexciting. You can take the long route which requires a lot more walking near the train tracks or attempt the river crossing which could end with you swept miles downriver or drowned. At any moment they could let water out of the down to send a surge down the Sacramento River and send you off through rocks and rapids below the falls. The trains come through fast and around blind corners and the roar of the river masks the sound of the train. It is a dangerous hike and people have died there. I don't recommend it for day trippers or casual tourists. Advanced hiking skills required and extra attention to safety and strong swimmers only. Even in mid August the water is high and freezing and the river crossing is very slippery and dangerous. If you know what you are doing and manage the trek there and back you will have seen one of the areas smaller but pretty waterfalls. There is talk of building a trail with a pedestrian bridge to the falls so once that is done it will likely be overrun with day trippers. I recommend going now but be careful.

A must visit in Dunsmuir! Live the cascading waterfall so majestic , calm and mesmerizing ! It's…read moreour second time here and definitely be more visit in the future ! We had the whole waterfall to ourselves

Grandkids had an amazing time feeding the fish and experiencing the museum next door.read more

How awesome is this spot!!! There are probably thousands upon thousands of different kind of fish…read morehere and they were all happy to see us... They did have free "Trout Chow" available for you to enjoy feeding the little guys... My kids really enjoyed this place. We will definitely be coming back to visit soon!!

Just got back from an incredible fishing trip with guide Jack Trout on the Upper Sacramento River,…read moreand I can't say enough good things about the experience. I brought my 8-year-old son Brandon along for his first real fly fishing adventure, and Jack made it a day we'll both remember forever. From the moment we hit the water, Jack was patient, knowledgeable, and great with my son. The float down the river was absolutely stunning, and the fishing action was steady throughout the day. Jack knew exactly where to go, and we hooked into some beautiful rainbows... 12 strikes and 9 landed, some north of 18 inches. Jack grilled up a hot ribeye steak lunch riverside--seriously next level. It felt more like a gourmet adventure than a fishing trip at times. Spotting wildlife along the river including deer and a bald eagle as we tackled the mild rapids was awesome! I've fished this river from the banks for years, but the float trip really gets you to locations that you can't otherwise access. If you're looking for an experienced, fun, and family-friendly guide on the Upper Sac, Jack Trout is your guy. We'll be back for sure.

Had a great day fishing with Jack Trout. We fished some very creative spots I would've never…read moreconsidered . We went to the upper McCloud and the Upper Sac. I hooked up on four species of trout: Brook, Rainbow, McCloud River Redband and the most notable a Shasta Leopard trout which I know very little about. Thanks Jack!