Destinations · California
Redding
CA · 40.5767, -122.3703
From Redding, California, Byway's registries place 3 public land units and 34 campgrounds within 30 miles.
Understand
Redding was founded as Poverty Flats in 1868 during the gold rush, by a former Sacramento mayor named Benjamin Bernard Redding. He built property in the area so that the Central Pacific Railroad could build a train terminal there. While building the terminal they built the city in the same area, naming it Redding after Benjamin Redding.
Day-trip loops
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Within reach
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
Public land
- Shasta-Trinity National Forest · 10 mi
- Mendocino National Forest · 28 mi
- Lassen National Forest · 30 mi
Campgrounds
- Jones Valley Inlet Shoreline Campground · 13 mi
- Lower Jones Valley Campground · 13 mi
- Upper Jones Valley Campground · 13 mi
- Bailey Cove Campground · 16 mi
- Gooseneck Cove Boat-In Campground · 18 mi
- Greens Creek Boat-In Campground · 18 mi
- Arbuckle Flat Boat-In Campground · 19 mi
- Nelson Point Campground (group/family) · 19 mi
Named places
- The Monolith · 1 mi
- Mill Building · 1 mi
- Turtle Bay Museum · 1 mi
- Sundial Bridge · 1 mi
- Shasta Historical Society · 1 mi
- Old City Hall Art Gallery · 1 mi
- McConnell Botanical Gardens · 1 mi
- Eaton House · 1 mi
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More day-trip bases nearby
- Shasta · 6 mi
- Palo Cedro · 7 mi
- Shasta Lake · 7 mi
- Anderson · 10 mi
- Whiskeytown National Recreation Area · 10 mi
- Cottonwood · 14 mi