Mount Shasta truly is a gem in the Cascade Range! Standing tall at 14,179 feet, it's not only one of the highest peaks but also one of the most spiritually revered in the area. The diverse terrains and trails offer such an immersive experience, from the scenic Old Ski Bowl Trails to the panoramic views on Gray Butte.
Exploring here is a journey through shifting landscapes—meandering through wildflower-filled meadows, dipping into old-growth forests, and stumbling upon hidden springs. And that peaceful silence you find in the high alpine areas can feel almost otherworldly, an experience far from any bustling crowds. Plus, Mount Shasta's fascinating geological history adds another layer of wonder, with its ancient volcanic origins and unique rock formations.
The Eddys mountain range and the nearby Sacramento and McCloud Rivers are a paradise for outdoor lovers! The mix of waterfalls and pristine alpine pools makes it such a captivating area to explore. The rivers here are dotted with spots where you can feel the refreshing chill of mountain water—and the experience of dipping into these natural pools is unforgettable!
The low to medium-impact hikes around Mount Shasta are perfect for soaking up the area's beauty at a leisurely pace, allowing hikers to connect more deeply with the surrounding landscape.
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Exploring here is a journey through shifting landscapes—meandering through wildflower-filled meadows, dipping into old-growth forests, and stumbling upon hidden springs. And that peaceful silence you find in the high alpine areas can feel almost otherworldly, an experience far from any bustling crowds. Plus, Mount Shasta's fascinating geological history adds another layer of wonder, with its ancient volcanic origins and unique rock formations.
The Eddys mountain range and the nearby Sacramento and McCloud Rivers are a paradise for outdoor lovers! The mix of waterfalls and pristine alpine pools makes it such a captivating area to explore. The rivers here are dotted with spots where you can feel the refreshing chill of mountain water—and the experience of dipping into these natural pools is unforgettable!
The low to medium-impact hikes around Mount Shasta are perfect for soaking up the area's beauty at a leisurely pace, allowing hikers to connect more deeply with the surrounding landscape.
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4 Hour Tours
$325.00 Per Person Black Butte is located on the way up Mt. Shasta. Have you ever thought about hiking up a Plug Dome Volcano? Now's your chance! This is a moderately steep 5 mile roundtrip. The remnants of a fire lookout is located at the top. Learn more on the historical and challenging hike! 15 minute drive from Mt. Shasta. This hike is offered on weekends or schedule a private hike. Offered during the late spring summer and fall months. Caldwell Lakes is located in the Klamath Mountain Range, part of the Parks Creek Drainage. This hike is a nice moderate jaunt with incredible views of Mt. Shasta. We will be visiting two lakes and learning about the different wildflowers, trees and wildlife. A little over 4 miles, this hike makes for a great family hike! 30 minute drive from Mt. Shasta. This hike is offered on weekends or schedule a private hike. Offered during the summer and fall months. There are many different hiking options on Mt. Shasta. A unique hike on Mt. Shasta will be offered on weekends or schedule a private hike. Offered during the summer and fall months. 8 Hour Hike $500.00 per person Deadfall Lakes & Mt. Eddy This hike is a jewel of our area with lakes, wildflowers and rare tree species. Whether you feel like a swim at a lake or hike to the top of Mt. Eddy, this is a very spectacular hike! 10 miles roundtrip. Easy to moderately steep. Hiking time 9:00a.m.-5:00p.m. 45 minute drive from Mt. Shasta. This hike will be offered 3 Saturdays in July and the first Sunday in August. Please note all prices booked online include booking fees by FareHarbor. |
Happy Customer Feedback
Robin Kohn guided me on Mt Shasta on two separate occasions. She REALLY knows the mountain and the area. She has many interesting facts to share as well as knowledge that is helpful for mountaineering or hiking in general. Robin’s specific wisdom as it applies to the mountain of Shasta makes you glad that you hired her as your personal, or group, guide.
Robin made a point of really caring about what adventure I was interested in and accommodating the two days that she guided me to fit my requests. Robin tailors your day that she guides you on to your priorities and tastes for what is fun for you. She did not say to choose from these options that are offered, but instead, having spent a phone call and a follow up e-mail asking questions and collecting information about what Mount Shasta fun I was interested in, she then made suggestions to fit.
Jeanne Lansing, Grants Pass, Oregon
Sarah S.~Yelp Review
Berkeley, CA
In our 70s and short on time to research, this last July we turned to Robin to lead us and our eight grandchildren (ages 6 to 17) on a day hike and to fill us in on local lore, natural history, and adventure stories. She did not disappoint! The hike was one we could have done on our own, but with Robins rich store of information and stories, it became a memorable experience. (Ask her to tell her bear story!) She was great with the kids and I marveled at her ability to keep us all on track without having to crack a whip.
