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Mount Shasta Vacation Home Rentals
Stay luxurious vacation homes, some located right on the beach. Many feature a peace of history.
Non-Smoking and fully equipped with appliances. Nightly and weekly rates are both available.
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Lava Beds National Monument
1 Indian Well Headquarters, Tulelake, CA 96134; 530-667-8100;
NPS Website;
Lava Beds Live Webcam
This region has witnessed many violent volcanic eruptions over the last half-million years.
Many diverse and fascinating volcanic features now mark the landscape.
Park features include more than 700 caves, Native American rock art sites,
and historic battlefields. An exciting California high desert adventure.
Most of the lava formations are result of lava flows from Mammoth and Modoc Craters
These flows have been dated to about 30,000-40,000 years ago.
Captain Jack's Stronghold
Modoc War Battlefield
Location: Northern boundary of park near Tule Lake
During the Modoc War of 1872-1873, a small band of Modoc Indians, led by Kintpuash (Captain Jack),
helded a serious tactical advantage over the US Cavalry.
Finding refuge in a a natural lava fortress they held off a far superior opponent for five months.
Lava Tube Caves
Probably one of the most bizarre geological features in California are the many lava tube caves.
Though many are hidden in the wilderness, some caves have ladders and trails, and vary from easy walks
to strenuous excursions. Temperate and moist year round, caves are often very different from the
outside world, forming “micro-climates” full of fascinating life such as bats, ferns, and sparkling bacteria.
Visitors should always have warm clothing, sturdy boots, gloves, and protective headgear available if they plan to visit the lava tube caves.
Park rangers hold regular guided tours of Crystal Ice Cave and Fern Cave.
Most of the caves are found along Cave Loop Road which starts from the Visitors Center
on the south side of the park.
Lava Bed Wilderness
Lava Beds provides an opportunity to escape the sights and sounds of everyday life and encounter untamed wildlife in rugged landscapes.
Wildflowers bursting from stark black lava flows, hawks soaring overhead, crisp dry air, and nobody in sight.
Indian Well Campground
Location: Southend of park - downhill from Visitors Center
This 43-site campground features an amphitheater, two restrooms, and ample supplies of drinking water.
It was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, and features the original
historic hand-built lava stone picnic tables they constructed.
Wilderness Trails
Backpacking adventure opportunities:
- Three Sisters Trail - 12 mile trail that crosses through
the eastern wilderness area of the park.
- Lyons Trail - 12 mile trail that crosses through
the eastern wilderness area of the park.
- Whitney Butte Trail - 3.3 mile trail that ascends 5,004 foot Whitney Butte
in the western park wildernes area.
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Dorris Golden Eagle Motel
100 N. Main Street, Dorris, CA 96023;
Location: Just south of the Oregon Border;
Welcome to the city of sunshine. Located south of the Oregon border, Dorris is surrounded
by beautiful rivers, lakes, majestic mountain vistas and the breathtaking beauty of
Klamath Lakes Region. The Golden Eagle Motel offers the finest in accommodations with
all the most modern amenities.
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Yreka Miners Inn
Best Western Resort Hotel
136 Montague Road, Yreka, CA 96097;
Location: Downtown Yreka at Miners Rd exit from I-5 Freeway;
Located within the historic environment is the Best Western Miner's Inn. With over 130
luxurious guest rooms, two-bedroom apartment suites with kitchenettes and a 250-capacity
convention center, we are perfect for family vacations or business. A staff of friendly,
courteous personnel dedicated to making your stay one of memorable pleasure.
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Klamath Falls Super 8 Motel
3805 Highway 97, Klamath Falls, OR 97601;
Location: US-97 North Entrance to Klamath Falls;
Leisure travelers will enjoy: indoor heated spa, Super Start Breakfast, wireless high speed internet access, microfridges, cable w/HBO, ESPN and our sunny courtyard.
Plenty of recreation activities on Klamath Lake, great hiking, fishing, hunting and bird watching.
Downtown just minutes away. Klamath Medical Center Oregon Institute of Technology, State and National Forestry offices nearby.
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Klamath Falls Olympic Inn
Best Western Resort Hotel
2627 South Sixth Street, Klamath Falls, OR 97603;
Location: Junction of SR-39 and CR-875;
Stay at this lovely Klamath Falls hotel in Oregon's City of Sunshine and surround yourself
with beautiful rivers, lakes and majestic mountain vistas. The Best Western Olympic Inn
is located east of the Cascades and just north of the California border.
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Mt Shasta Strawberry Valley Inn
1142 South Mt. Shasta Blvd, Mt Shasta, CA 96067;
Location: Downtown Mt Shasta at Lake St exit from I-5 Freeway;
Set in a beautiful storybook setting of stone rock siding, beautiful trees and flowers
and with a backdrop of Mount Shasta, this cozy vacation getaway is perfectly located in the town center.
It is close to world class dining, endless outdoor activities from water sports to a perfectly
manicured ski park. Quality guestrooms and suites are decked out with luxurious down
bedding, cable TV with 3 HBO channels, IHome IPod docking stations and wonderful bathroom
amenities. Our knowledgeable staff will help make your stay unforgettable.
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