Best Things to Do in Redding, California

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Step into a lesser-known corner of California's beauty as we venture to Redding, a hidden gem nestled at the edge of the Sacramento Valley. While this destination may not shine as brightly in the spotlight as its counterparts, it holds an array of exhilarating surprises waiting to be unveiled. Think natural wonders, interactive museums, farm-to-table delights, and an iconic bridge that tells time! Join us on a journey to uncover the captivating allure of Redding.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:28 - Whiskeytown Lake
01:16 - Sundial Bridge
02:32 - Lassen Volcanic National Park
03:52 - Ride the Rapids
04:54 - Cave Exploring
06:06 - Turtle Bay Exploration Park
07:07 - Sample Local Wines
07:55 - Outro

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Redding's true magic lies in its connection to nature. Picture yourself on the serene Whiskeytown Lake, the blue waters mirroring the sky and the Brandy Creek Falls painting a mesmerizing backdrop. A kayak ride or a peaceful picnic by the shore promises a day steeped in tranquility. But it's not just about leisure; it's about adventure. Feel your heart race as you ride the exhilarating rapids of rivers like Trinity and Sacramento. The thrill of the currents blends perfectly with the panoramic beauty around you.

Marvel at the stunning Sundial Bridge, an architectural masterpiece that isn't just a bridge but also a sundial. Walking its transparent deck with the Sacramento River flowing below is an otherworldly experience. The bridge's true charm, though, awakens after dark when LED lights transform it into a mesmerizing display of colors. Embark on an awe-inspiring journey to Lassen Volcanic National Park, where a captivating array of volcanoes welcomes you. Hike through wildflower meadows, past volcanic formations, and along pristine lakes. Witness the remarkable dance between destruction and rejuvenation as nature reclaims what was once lost.

Redding beckons with unexpected adventures and a symphony of experiences that resonate with the pulse of nature and history. The bridges, the waters, the trails, and the stories all weave together to create a tapestry of exploration. So, journey with us as we uncover the captivating tapestry of Redding, where nature and culture converge in harmonious delight.

Best Things to Do in Redding, California
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I live in Massachusetts now, but I was born and raised in Redding. Whenever my family had people from out of town visit, the few places we would take them to is Burney Falls, Burrito Bandito, Dutch Bros, and then a drive up to Mount Shasta sometimes. Depending on how long they were in town would determine what more we did but we always took them to one of those.

kaitlyndury
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I live in Redding, I have been to Whiskey town lake, Shasta Lake, Shasta Caverns, and Sun Dial Bridge/Turtle Bay (they are close to each other). Also been rafting on the Sacramento River. Haven’t been to Lassen Volcanic park yet. You forgot to mention Burney Falls and great fishing in Fall River area. There is much beauty here: Cascade Mountains to the east and the Trinity Mountains to the west. Mount Shasta to the north. I did a few backpacking trips when I was much younger. It does get hot here, but we have the Sacramento River that runs through town, Whiskey town lake to the west, and Shasta Lake to the north.

mikebroadway
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all of you will see the negative comments below about Redding, that is what happens when a person never goes out and see's the world and what it has to offer. their minds are narrow because they only know this one place, and have never experienced anywhere else. every town has people like this. it is a great place to live if your a normal successful human being.

SuperDrumwolf
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Love hitting the lake and trails with my family.

reddingvr
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I live here but love to explore my county.

LibbySanchez-zy
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Are some of these open during December? I think Lassen Volcanic National Park is closed

George-nxzu
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I lived in Shasta Co. from 1955 to 1975. It is HOT AS HELL there; I have seen temps in the 123* range on more than one occasion. That's when Shasta Lake was nice to be in. Now the county and Redding are the worst; crime and homeless camp are everywhere. Have friends that still live there and most want to get out. I moved to Southern Or. in early 80s, never go back to California after that. It does have pretty country around there I'll give it that, just do not go in mid-summer.

fredgrunder
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The sundial bridge is not 220 feet above the river, 25 to 30 feet at best. The Sundial itself maybe but, not the bridge!

jimlee
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What sucks about redding, is the corrupt council who allowed the carr fire

mr.joshua
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Best thing to do in Redding is get out and try not to get trafficted.Stay away from tweakers and stay to yourself.Work two jobs and be told you still can't rent even with a clean record.

JoelRiggs-cm
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If retired. Anybody know if Redding, California is a good place to live ? Are home prices overpriced ? Thanks.

Jay-sxf
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Your stock footage isnt of Redding😂 randon panoramic shows of different cities. As a residents it clear you used stock flyover footage

justingilmore
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My favorite view of Redding is in my rear view mirror.

ambrsanford
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This is awesome! I wouldnt do it myself though. Last time I went our raft flipped on a class 3+ and I broke my nose! 🤕👃🫨

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