Redding is a very safe area, and visitors can expect a non-dangerous vacation. (Except for maybe dangerously fun!) However, crime exists in all cities so you can do your part to stay safe by keeping your gear and valuables secured and not skulking about in the dark. Still have a concern? Contact the Redding Police Department, who'll be happy to help you with any issues and answer your questions.
In order to make sure your belongings are safe, bring all valuables in from your car when parked. Also be sure not to leave anything in your car that is vulnerable to heat - warm temperatures can lead to items melting or overheating if left in a non-air conditioned vehicle for too long.
With five national parks and six state parks within driving distance, Redding is the place to see all sorts of majestic creatures. Don’t get too close though! Respect nature and don’t feed or pet the wild animals. Use a zoom lens and enjoy wild animals from a distance.
Make sure to schedule your transportation ahead of time. Many local cab companies require advanced notice, especially for late night pickups. Ask the front desk at your lodging property, or stop by the Visitors Center for up-to-date information on local transportation options so we can make sure that your trip goes smoothly!
Be prepared! Make sure to bring water and sunscreen on your outdoor adventures - and don’t forget your walking shoes! Redding has over 225 miles of trails, so be ready when you go out for a full day - there’ll be plenty of places to explore!
Want to make the most of your trip? Request a Redding Visitor Guide, or pick one up from the Visitors Center at 1448 Pine St. when you're here to make sure you don’t miss a thing!
