Recreation Information
One full day of recreation will be provided during the week. Contingents are encouraged to plan additional sightseeing activities before and/or after their week at ASTP.
Recreation Options During The Week
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Golfing at Mt. Shasta Resort
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Climb Mount Lassen Peak (Volcano)
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Fishing (Bring Own Pole)
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Activities at Lake Siskiyou
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Swimming
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Canoeing
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Kayaking
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Paddle Boating
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Pontoon Boating
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Fishing (Bring Own Pole)
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Recommendations
Contingent leaders should consider planning extra activities while traveling to or from the Shasta-Trinity AC5 project. Some ideas include white water rafting near Mt. Shasta, visiting Sacramento (California's Capital) or San Francisco, driving along the coast Route 101 / Route 1 or even renting a boat for skiing on Shasta Lake or Lake Tahoe. Also, if driving, it may be possible to bring your bikes to do some riding. Remember it is important to maintain a schedule that allows you to arrive at the project on time.
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Shasta-Trinity Recreation Activities Grouped by Type
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Shasta-Trinity Recreation Opportunity Guides
- Shasta-Trinity Recreation Opportunities (pdf)
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Shasta-Trinity Recreational Facilities (pdf)
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Attractions On & Off the Forest
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California State Parks near the Forest
- Weaverville Joss House (in
Weaverville)
- Weaverville Joss House (in
Weaverville)
- Nearby National Parks & Forests
- Redding Adventure Guide (pdf)
- Shasta Lake Visitor Guide (pdf)
- Commercial Attractions near the Forest
- Panning for Gold
- Wikitravel Guides
NOTE: Much like a National Jamboree or NOAC, the Contingent leader is responsible for filing all necessary paperwork including Tour Permits and other permission forms. Contingent leader is also responsible for planning, payment, liability, and supervision of any chosen activities.
Listing of recreational opportunities does not constitute an endorsement of any company.