If you have an empty nest and the need for an adventure, we want to shake your hand because you’re doing something right! Consider this your red carpet, because Redding loves empty nesters. We have attractions and activities that will be sure to keep the scrapbooks full and the fish tales long, too. Empty nesters of all backgrounds appreciate Redding’s mild, sunny winters and the lack of humidity in the summers. They come for the paved, scenic walking trails, the full calendar of events, and of course the fishing! Every April, hundreds of empty nesters come to Redding for the NorCal Jazz Festival and the Kool April Nites extravaganza of classic cars. There are history and art museums, too, a 24-hour casino, and enough shopping and dining to write home about. With all this conveniently located on I-5, we wouldn’t be surprised if Redding became the empty nester capital of California!
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The Behrens-Eaton House, a Victorian style turn of the century home, is located at 1520 West Street, Redding, California. It was built by John Scott in 1895 and purchased by Charles Behrens, Sheriff of Shasta County and grandfather of Judge Richard Behrens Eaton, in 1898.
The Behrens-Eaton family lived in the…
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1520 West St,
1520 West St
Redding,
CA
http://eatonhousemuseum.org/
40.582486
-122.397453
The Carter House Gallery gives North Valley Art League (NVAL) members the opportunity to display and sell their artwork throughout the year. The art in the Gallery is ever-changing, as new shows are hung approximately every month. In addition to the members' shows, there are seven months out of…
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48 Quartz Hill Road,
48 Quartz Hill Road
Redding,
CA
40.594766
-122.394445
1731 Market Street,
1731 Market Street
Redding,
CA
40.5818
-122.39
Shasta Farmers Market provides organic vegetables, fruits, and more! Get everything you need for your picnic on the trail, including a bouquet for your beloved, honey sticks for your sweet kiddos, and a cup of coffee to get you moving. Enjoy browsing our handmade items such as clothes, bird houses,…
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777 Cypress Avenue,
777 Cypress Avenue
Redding,
CA
http://www.shastagrowersassociation.com/
40.573163
-122.381689
20359 Shasta Caverns Road,
20359 Shasta Caverns Road
Lakehead,
CA
http://lakeshastadinnercruises.com/
40.804307
-122.303922
The Botanical Gardens portion of the McConnell Arboretum & Botanical Gardens is the newest addition to Turtle Bay Exploration Park. The Redding Arboretum, one of four organizations that merged to create Turtle Bay Exploration Park, along with its supporters, initially drove the development of a series of gardens. Turtle Bay…
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844 Sundial Bridge Drive,
844 Sundial Bridge Drive
Redding,
CA
http://www.turtlebay.org/gardens
40.594123
-122.386280
Whether you're looking for a romantic cruise for two or a scenic trip for up to seven friends and family members, River Romance Cruises welcomes you to join us as we guide you down the Sacramento River, under the glass-bottom Sundial Bridge and past Turtle Bay Exploration Park.
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2030 Marlene Court,
2030 Marlene Court
Redding,
CA
www.riverromancecruises.com
40.5595
-122.334
40+ dealers and vendors make this midtown antique mall an ideal stop for any vintage lover looking to browse or find something specific to complete their collection.
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230 Hartnell Ave,
230 Hartnell Ave
Redding,
CA
www.facebook.com/Shastaantiquemall
40.567418
-122.369077
Shasta Dam is a curved gravity dam across the Sacramento River at Lake Shasta and provides beautiful views of the lake and Mt. Shasta. The dam generates hydroelectric power and forms the largest reservoir in California. It served an important role in World War II providing electricity to California factories,…
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16349 Shasta Dam Blvd,
16349 Shasta Dam Blvd
Shasta Lake,
CA
http://www.usbr.gov/mp/ncao/shasta-dam.html
40.7194
-122.428
The Shasta Historical Society was formed on January 19, 1930, by a group of people who had been collecting then-living pioneers' accounts of their lives in the Gold Rush days. These accounts were then published in the newspaper as "The Trails Of 49." Collecting pioneer stories remains one of the…
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1449 Market Street,
1449 Market Street
Redding,
CA
www.shastahistorical.org/
40.5847
-122.391
Six miles west of Redding a row of old, half-ruined, brick buildings remind passing motorists that Shasta City, the "Queen City" of California's northern mining district, once stood on this site. These ruins and some of the nearby roads, cottages, and cemeteries are all silent but eloquent vestiges of the…
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Hwy 299,
Hwy 299
Shasta,
CA
www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=456
40.597
-122.494
Designed by Santiago Calatrava the Sundial Bridge is an architectural marvel! The glass decked, cable-stayed cantilever suspension bridge reaches 217 feet into the sky and, spans 710 feet across the Sacramento River, and is the world’s largest working sundial. As an environmentally conscious structure, Sundial Bridge was intentionally constructed without…
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840 Sundial Bridge Pkwy,
840 Sundial Bridge Pkwy
Redding,
CA
http://www.turtlebay.org/sundial-bridge
40.5924
-122.378
Turtle Bay Exploration Park is a 300-acre campus along the banks of the Sacramento River with educational and entertaining activities and experiences that interpret the relationship between humans and nature. The Park tells the story of the region and its people through a museum that includes an underground aquarium, Native…
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844 Sundial Bridge Parkway,
844 Sundial Bridge Parkway
Redding,
CA
40.5885
-122.376
Whiskeytown National Recreation Area's ranger-led kayak programs are a great way for families and friends to learn about nature while participating in fun and exciting outdoor activities. Please call the visitor center at (530) 246-1225 or Ranger Jeff at (530) 242-3421 for the latest information on ranger-led programs.
General Kayak…
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14412 John F Kennedy Memorial Rd,
14412 John F Kennedy Memorial Rd
Whiskeytown,
CA
http://www.nps.gov/whis/planyourvisit/rangerprograms.htm
40.603485
-122.533563
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