We Are Shasta Mountain Shuttle & Tours! We Are Proud To Be Mount Shasta’s Most Unique area-wide Shuttle & Tour Company!
Your authentic Mount Shasta experience starts here with Shasta Mountain Shuttle & Tours!
Whether you want to tour the secret spots on the mountain, see different towns in the area, or simply get shuttled from one area to another… we can go as far or as close as you need!
What We Offer:
Shuttles from place to place, call us when you’re ready for pick up!
Customized tours
We're highly experienced, love sharing what we know about Mount Shasta and the surrounding areas with visitors.
We look forward to sharing the beautiful Mountain of Mount Shasta with you!
For Shuttles and please Call us 530-436-5511 or Text us. For tours please Call us or Contact us to get your tour booked today!
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We can take you anywhere in the greater Mount Shasta area! Below are some of our favorite locations, but simply ask us and our team will use a lifetime of knowledge to take you to some of the most pristine, high energy spots in all of Northern California.
The Mountain
Mount Shasta is truly one of the wonders of the world! Drawing visitors from every hemisphere this mountain hold a very unique energy for all those who visit. Come experience the magic for yourself
The Headwaters
Bunny Flats
Mt. Shasta City & More!
Lake Siskiyou
Lake Siskiyou is a picturesque spot that is an ideal place to catch the sunset! The water here is perfect for swimming in the warmer months and trout can be caught here as well.
North Shore
Lake Siskiyou Trail
Mount Shasta Resort
This serene resort offers lodging, dining, a day spa, and a world class golf course with incredible views of the mountain! The resort is next to Lake Siskiyou and is a wonderful place to spend evening of the Fourth of July - where you can get the best seats in house for the annual fireworks show.
“To stop here is to stop life for a while. Enjoy the surroundings. Take a deep breath. Do some hiking. Walk the excellent trails. Boost your energy.”
The City of Weed started out as a company town as it got its start as a lumber town in the logging industry. In fact, Weed gets its name from the founder of the local lumber mill and pioneer Abner Weed. We can help you explore the history of this charming town.
Below we have listed some of the highlights, but simply ask us and our team will help you explore new found sights - with terrain ranging from forest to even the high desert - and if you like to golf, don’t forget to ask us about that as well.
Hungry? Grab a bite to eat or enjoy some locally brewed beer at the Mt. Shasta Brewery with it’s upbeat atmosphere and great views of the mountain.
Black Butte
Visible from the I-5 Black Butte, this charming landmark is a must see. This mountain may look small compared to Mount Shasta, but none-the-less, it is a landmark worth stopping by. There is a hiking trail here that is open seasonally and it is reserved for advanced hikers.
Lake Shastina
Known for it’s high desert eco-system , you will find a very different landscape when you travel further North to Lake Shastina. When this lake is full, it is ideal for paddle boarding, kayaking, and all sorts of watersports. Low foothills surround the lake making for a pleasing view. It is not uncommon to see wildlife ranging from a variety of bird species to deer here.
Weed Golf Course
Set alongside a creek, this 9-hole golf course in opened in 1927 and carries a 66.7 USGA rating. The course features 2 sets of tees for different skill levels. Enjoy a breath taking view of the mountain while enjoying an afternoon or morning of golf.
Bear Trail
This is a beautiful hiking trail that is managed by the College of the Siskiyous. Enjoy peaks of the college campus and the disc golf course as you go along this forested hike.
“The Jalapeño beer and vegetarian pizza is amazing!! They've got outdoor dining with an amazing view of Mt Shasta.”
— Ahbi M, Yelp on Mt Shasta Brewing in Weed, CA
We can help you explore McCloud, CA! From incredible nature- including waterfalls and the stunning turquoise waters of the McCloud reservoir- to some great history of Old McCloud, which was know for being a lumber company town- we can show you the hidden gems of this unique Northern California town. Don’t forget to ask your tour guide about the lesser known private Hearst Castle located in McCloud, called “Wyntoon.”
McCloud Falls
A scenic drive from the city of McCloud, the water falls found here are truly spectacular and are a must see. There are three sets of waterfalls, each with it’s own unique qualities.
Upper Falls
Middle Falls
Lower Falls
McCloud Reservoir
With ice cold stunning turquoise waters - Lake McCloud is truly an incredible sight to see. With a winding road around part of the lake, you can admire the stark beauty that it has to offer!
“McCloud falls was a fairly easy hike but absolutely breathtaking. The falls were beautiful but so was the surrounding scenery.”
This quaint town has big history as a railroad town that was once booming. Babe Ruth even made an appearance here once by holding an exhibition at the Dunsmuir Baseball Field! The history here is rich, and there are many hidden wonders ranging from breath-taking waterfalls to the magnificent rock formations of Castle Crags. Ask our experts how to see these unique landmarks and more.
Botanic Gardens
Located along the Sacramento river, these botanic gardens make for a beautiful stroll. With 10 acres to explore amidst a wooded area and meadow— this is a must see for garden lovers— especially in spring and summer when flowers are in full bloom!
Hedge Creek
A short, yet semi-steep trail, leads you to this stunning single waterfall. A locals getaway during summer— as the shaded trail and mist from the waterfall a provide a pleasantly cool oasis— and an escape from the heat especially during July and August. Admire the waterfall here, and if you choose to continue the hike you will find a platform with an incredible vista point.
Castle Crags
Six miles south of downtown Dunsmuir, located in Castella, CA Castle Crags state park is a must see. A dramatic rock formation with elevations ranging from 2,000ft to over 6,500 feet.
“[…] You can take an easy hike to walk behind a beautiful waterfall. Just beyond is a viewing platform over the Sacramento River. Breathtaking.”
A unique landscape surrounded by rolling foothills along with a clear views of the magnificent Mount Shasta. Offering an old town feel with plenty of history and here you will also find unique volcanic terrain- perfect to explore!
West Miner Street Historic
District
Many of the buildings here date back to the 1800’s and carry and interesting history with them! Filled with a plethora of small museums to explore, this is a quaint, but history filled stop!
Greenhorn Park
Built around a reservoir for the Greenhorn Creek, this park offers views of the rolling foothills in the area and a chance to occasionally spot local wildlife- from Canadian geese to deer.
Pluto’s Cave
On the outskirts of Mount Shasta, this cave is a partially collapsed lava tube. For explorers, this is a special chance to explore some of the unusual volcanic landscaping in Siskiyou County.
“Amazing experience! Make sure you bring a flashlight! Lava tubes are awesome creations.”
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