Things to see and do

This world-class sports facility features replicas of three historic major-league baseball stadiums:  Fenway Park

Located on the banks of the Sacramento River, Caldwell and Lake Redding Parks offer “Jump River,” a play area for children under 5 years old; Redding Skate Park, a 20,500 square foot outdoor concrete

This beautifully restored 1930s theatre is a fine example of Art Deco architecture.  Listed on both the California and National Registries of Historic Places, this Downtown Redding landmark

Soaring above the upper Sacramento River Valley are the sky-scraping spires of granite called Castle Crags.  Named for the 225 million-year-old, 6,000 foot tall glacier-polished crags, this

The walls on all three floors of Redding's City Hall are lined with spectacular artwork featured by local artists in an art exhibit that rotates quarterly.  Outside, the beautifully

Home of Kid’s Kingdom and Fantasy Fountain, Enterprise Park features a water volcano that, seasonally, “erupts” every 6 minutes; a large, shaded children’s play area; picnic pavilion; outdoor roller

A trip to Shasta Caverns is ‘Three Adventures in One!’&nbsp; Enjoy a scenic catamaran cruise across <SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial

Less than an hour's drive from Redding sits beautiful Lassen Volcanic National Park.&nbsp; The park boasts incredible mountain scenery reminiscent of Yosemite as well as fascinating thermal

The centerpiece of this popular state park is 129-foot Burney Falls, which is not the highest or largest waterfall in the state, but possibly the most beautiful.&nbsp; The waterfall, which is fed

At 14,161 feet, snow-capped Mt. Shasta dominates the northern skies as you journey through the region.&nbsp; It is the second highest peak in the Cascade mountain range and the fifth highest