Only a one-hour drive east from Redding, Lassen Volcanic National Park is a serene place to enjoy spring snowscapes. Head out to tromp around on snowshoes or build a snow man. The park road is closed to traffic during winter, …
IFT students pose in front of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Students and instructors toured the city by the bay, visiting the California Academy of Sciences, Pier 39, and walking around Golden Gate Park where they enjoyed with a …
IASCO Flight Training students went on a field trip February 24 to the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose. No one saw any ghosts, but a few unexplained noises were heard.
The Sundial Bridge arches over the Sacramento River gracefully with its glass and granite walkway, supported by cabling, steel trusses, and concrete. Located in the Turtle Bay Exploration Park, this free-standing bridge features plaza areas where visitors can enjoy the …
Mt. Shasta rises in the distance behind the Shasta Dam. The dam, located north of Redding, was built from 1938 to 1945 as a continuous pour concrete project. The information center features historic photographs and displays. Visitors can walk across …
Whiskeytown Lake is located about 8 miles from downtown Redding. The lake is part of the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, which offers trail hiking, mountain biking, camping, kayaking, boating, and swimming. It is a popular destination for locals in the …
The Sacramento River Trail borders the river for approximately 11 miles, offering recreational opportunities along its paved path. Visitors can enjoy bicycling, walking, running, bird watching, and relaxing on one of the trail’s benches to take in the view.
Catch a big one in the Sacramento River as it winds through Redding. The river is a diverse wildlife habitat, home to river otters, eagles, hawks, deer, salmon, trout, and much more.
The 2011 Redding Municipal Airport’s Airshow had something for everyone to enjoy – from an extensive static display to the Blue Angels roaring overhead. Students and staff took in the sights and tried to stay cool in temperatures that soared …