Nancy Shelton Transforms Fleece into Art at Alpaca On The Rocks… It was around 6,000 years ago that the Andean peoples of Peru, Chile and Bolivia began domesticating alpacas. The …
A Nose for the Job
Gus the Terrier Proves that Sniffing is Serious Business… Like a private eye straight from a ’50s noir flick, Gus is pretty sure he can smell a rat. In Gus’s …
A Walk on the Wild Side
A Place of Friendship and Discovery at Camp Unalayee… Tucked away in the Trinity Mountains, just a few miles from Scott Mountain summit, sits a picturesque basin and a summer …
Chasing Waterfalls
A Day Trip to Crystal Creek Falls… An endless flow of crystal-clear water caresses a bed of river rocks, singing an enchanting song as it makes its way downstream. Lush …
Forge Skills, Fuel Purpose
Red Bank Outdoor Academy Keeps Outdoor Heritage Alive in Tehama County… Imagine a place where young people trade in their phones and tech devices for fishing lures and duck calls. …
Clearing the Way
Join the 2025 Backcountry Horsemen Rendezvous for Trail Preservation… As spaces devoid of mechanized transport, our public wilderness areas are rare places to immerse in the sounds of silence or …
Visitors of the Lost Park
Plumas-Eureka State Park in The Lost Sierra… Surrounded by the Plumas National Forest and golf courses amid pine trees, meadows, lakes and granite peaks is a California State Park rooted …
Speeding to a Downhill Destination
Plumas Ski Club Keeps NorCal History Alive with Longboard Races… Going to Johnsville Ski Bowl in the winter provides a blast from the past, especially if you go during a …
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Snowshoeing the North State… Many winter sports, like skiing and snowboarding, require a certain level of skill and disposable income. But snowshoeing offers another, perhaps more accessible way to experience …