Mt. Shasta is a popular destination for a wide spectrum of visitors who come to climb the mountain’s summit, seek the the mountain's spiritual reputation, or witness the sweeping vista panoramas. 

Shasta Lake offers visitors a variety of outdoor activities including: boating, water-skiing, swimming, fishing, camping, picnicking, hiking, hunting, and mountain biking.

Encompassing Trinity Lake, Lewiston Lake, the Trinity River, and the Trinity Alps Wilderness, the Trinity Alps are perfect for visitors searching for a diversity of activities in a large area.

A lot goes into how U.S. Forest Service firefighters respond to wildfire, much of which the public might not see. The planning, tactics and resources deployed to fight wildfires is a complex and ever-changing battle. So, what goes into fighting wildland fires? The following is a breakdown of how wildfires are fought, from beginning to end.

Llewellyn, Forest Health Program manager at the Trinity County Resource Conservation District (TCRCD), represents a local agency partnering with the Shasta-Trinity National Forest to tackle one of the most urgent projects in America’s western woodlands: restoring the forest around her hometown into something more sustainable for the landscape and safer for the people who live there.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest Service employees, volunteers from the Northwest California Climbers Coalition, the Lassik Band of the Wylacki-Wintoon Nation, Inc., the Nor-Rel-Muk Wintu Nation, and the Wintu of Hayfork on Native Ancestral Lands worked in collaboration to conserve a culturally significant site known as Natural Bridge.