Shasta Cascade is one of California's best-kept secrets. This area is home to some of the Golden State's most beautiful vistas - with towering mountains, sparkling lakes and natural hot springs. It's every bit as awe-inspiring as Yosemite or Tahoe, only far less crowded.
Spanning from Tehama County at the tip of the Central Valley all the way to the Oregon border, the Shasta Cascade region is one of the more rugged and remote parts of the state. Outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to the striking landscapes of Mount Shasta and Lassen Volcanic National Park. Both offer miles of hiking and biking trails, along with hidden fishing spots adored by anglers.
Agritourism opportunities in the region are growing steadily. Farms, vineyards and ranches dot the landscape, and a few offer tours, farm stands and tastings. Next time you're visiting the Shasta Cascade region, make time to explore the area's farmers markets, visit a u-pick flower farm, or schedule a wine tasting.
Hidden in the rolling hills of Shasta County, Lavineyard Farms is more than just a u-pick flower farm. This family-owned farm (and vineyard!) focuses on education, hands-on experiences and fostering community.
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