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McCloud Falls is a short 4-mile hike along the stunning McCloud River. It includes three different waterfalls and there is a campground if you plan to stay overnight. If you’re driving south on the I-5, you have to make the stop at McCloud Falls and enjoy the scenery. Check out the video of our adventure at McCloud Falls here!
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McCloud Falls – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 2 Hours
Location: 25 miles east of Mount Shasta
Distance: 4 miles return trip (can be hiked or driven)
Elevation Gain: 300 feet
Difficulty: 3/10
Season: May to October are ideal, but McCloud Falls can be visited year-round
Additional Requirements: N/A
Valencia Peak Trail is located on the central coast of California in Montana De Oro State Park. It is a doable hike for most skill levels and rewards successful hikers with panoramic views of the coastline. If you look north from the summit, you can see all the way to Morro Bay and catch a glimpse of Morro Rock. Check out the video of our Valencia Peak Adventure here!
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The city of Mount Shasta is located in Northern California at the base of one of the largest volcanoes in the state. Mount Shasta is a must visit location in California with endless outdoor activities including hiking, biking, fishing, and camping. Check out the video of our Mount Shasta adventure here!
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