Once upon a time, there was copper mining in the Shasta Dam area north of Redding. In the early 1900s, trains provided services to the copper mining town of Coram and others. Well before...
Author: Steve DuBois
Trails along the Sacramento River are a gift. They give us beauty and tranquility. The river trail beginning at the Diestelhorst Landing Trailhead is especially unique. This north trail runs just short of a...
The Sacramento River Trails provide a wealth of year-round scenic adventure. My pictures explore the south trail going west from the historic Diestelhorst Bridge to the Stress Ribbon Bridge near Keswick Dam, and then...
Spring is my favorite time of year. And this spring along the Sacramento River is rather unique, following the Carr Fire. The north trail, west of the Diestelhorst Bridge at the end of Harlan...
If you live in the Redding area you may have noticed a few bright red tents that have popped up in a few locations. These were created by volunteers from the Carr Fire Pet...
I’m sharing with you photos I’ve taken along the Sacramento River Trail. I’m talking about the trail on the north side of the river, from Diestelhorst Bridge to Keswick Dam. The south end has...
More than hundred men, women and children converged upon the Whiskeytown Cemetery Sunday with rakes, shovels and a mission to clean up the eclectic, beloved cemetery after it was heavily damaged by the Carr...
There once was a Christmas house on Harlan Drive in Redding. Santa greeted everyone in the evenings. Hot chocolate and cookies were handed out to all visitors. But that ended when the Carr Fire...
