Burney

Lower Hat Creek Trail is an out-and-back trail that is good for all skill levels located near Burney, California.

Burney Falls is part of McArthur-Burney State Park located in Shasta County. Although Burney Falls can be seen right from the parking area, this scenic 1.3 mile loop (about 30 minutes) is a great hike for all levels of hiking ability. Heading out on this trail will take you to the base of this 129 foot tall waterfall. Allegedly, Theodore Roosevelt referred to these falls as the “eighth wonder o...

PCT: CA Section O - Burney Falls State Park to Highway 5 (Castle Crags) is a point-to-point trail that takes you by a lake located near Burney, California.

Burney Falls and the Burney Creek Headwaters Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a river located near Burney, California.

The "Stand by Me" bridge is located in Northern California about 20 miles north of Lassen National Forest and two and a half miles (2.4 mi) from Burney Falls at McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park.  Approximately seven and a half miles north of Burney, CA., from Burney take Hwy 299 to Hwy 89, then 7.5 miles north on Hwy 89 to Lake Britton, then after going over a bridge, over the river, y...

Barrett Lake-Lake Eiler Loop Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a lake located near Hat Creek, California.

Burney Creek Trail to Rim Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Burney, California.

The name of the campground speaks for itself. It's located on the northern side of the lake, across the water from the main state park camping area. This is nice for us as it's easier to get a spot, and it's much quieter. Campground Reservations It's a PG&E campground, so we were able to take the dogs with us and let them hang out and swim with us. It's an easy drive around to the other sid...

About 45 min outside of Redding, California is this breathtaking waterfall, with being a relatively short hike makes it fun for all ages. The hike takes about 5 minutes from the road. Finding Hatchet Falls (aka Lion Slide) from the road are another story, with these falls not being marked anywhere and not visible from the road you have to keep your eyes peeled. In order to get to the falls you ...