http://www.2012-spiritual-growth-prophecies.com/mount-shasta.html
http://www.alunajoy.com/shasta.html
http://www.lakesiskiyouresort.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Lake-Siskiyou-Camp-Resort-141283799244380/
http://visitmtshasta.com/faq/
You can view the mountain best by taking the “scenic drive” which is 14 miles long and takes about 30 minutes driving time each way. From the Visitors Bureau, go east on Lake St.; pass the traffic light and continue several blocks where the road curves to the left becoming Everitt Memorial Highway. Continue on Everitt Memorial Highway for 12 miles where you will come to the Bunny Flat parking area and if the road has been cleared of snow, drive another 2 miles to the Old Ski Bowl parking area. The views are outstanding and you will see nature in its grandest.
McCloud Waterfalls
From the Visitors Bureau, go west on Lake St. to I-5 south towards Dunsmuir. Take the Hwy. 89 exit towards McCloud; drive past the town of McCloud and continue 5.5 miles to the “Fowler’s Campground Lower Falls” sign and turn right. The parking area at Lower Falls is 1 mile. You can hike to the Middle Falls and back to the parking area in about 1.5 hours, and hike to the Upper Falls and back to the parking area in about 3 hours. If you don’t wish to hike, you can drive to see the Middle and Upper Falls from the viewing areas off of the campground road which is located about ¼ mile before the parking area.
http://californiathroughmylens.com/mccloud-falls-waterfall-near-shasta
The Shambhala Center
101 W. Lake St.
Mount Shasta, CA 96067
