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The Mount Shasta City Park is a small, attractive urban park in the town of Mount Shasta. There are walking trails, benches, and Big Springs, the headwaters of the Sacramento River that flow through the park. This is a great place to spend the afternoon exploring or to tack on to the nearby Spring Hill if you're looking to add a few extra miles to your hike.

These campsites are very exposed, but if the conditions fit, you can enjoy a gorgeous view while camping.

While this is the ultimate gateway to Mount Shasta's winter activities, it is also widely used in the summer since it serves as a starting point for five of the nine hiking trails on Mount Shasta. It provides access to Horse Camp, Hidden Valley, and Green Butte Ridge.

Sentinel Cave connects all the way through from the upper entrance to a lower entrance. The main path through the cave is among the least challenging in the Lava Beds National Monument. Check in with rangers at the Visitor Center for a free permit before entering any of the caves in the park, and always follow their rules for caving safely and softly.

This trailhead is the closest and most popular location to start a climb on Mount Shasta. You can take a short stroll, too, but if you are ambitious enough to summit the mountain or hike above 10,000 feet, you will need to obtain a summit pass. Otherwise you will need a Wilderness permit to enter the Mount Shasta area.

White Ridge Spring flows right next to the trail, the water is cool and easy to collect.

You can see the idyllic Gumboot Lake from high above. There is also a primitive campground down there.

Attractive waterfall in just a half-mile distance from the trailhead, just before it flows into the Sacramento River. Best at spring/early summer flow, it thins out later in the season. Cool Cave behind the falls.