Siskiyou County is situated in northern California, from the town of Dunsmuir as far as possible up to the Oregon fringe, and there are a huge amount of spots to investigate in the zone. Everything from climbs and cascades to eateries and trains can be seen along this stretch of Highway 5. While I have not done all that there is to do there, I have seen a great deal, and here are 15 of my most loved spots.

1. Mount Shasta

Mt. Shasta is a standout amongst the most prominent attractions in Siskiyou County, and it's one of the tallest mountains in the province of California. In case you're a propelled mountain dweller you can climb it, however it is exceptionally troublesome, so for the vast majority they'll simply see it from a remote place.

There's bunches of incredible spots to see this mountain when you're in the zone, particularly if the climate's reasonable. A portion of my top choices are along Highway 97, which has a street prompting the mountain write shot, or from Lake Siskiyou, where you can get a portion of those cool reflection shots of the mountain. Practically anyplace around the Mt. Shasta zone, you can see the mountain extremely well.

2. Magma Beds National Monument

Magma Beds National Monument is an accumulation of more than 800 magma tubes, more than 20 of which you can investigate yourself. It's an extensive stop, and each buckle is special. Here are a couple of my top picks.

Skull Cave has a gigantic opening in it, which is a good time for pictures; and as you go in more profound, it gets extremely dull. My second most loved is Golden Dome, which has some extremely one of a kind yellow tones all through the roof. My third most loved is Sunshine Cave, which has a couple of collapses that let the sun in, and it's an extremely cool place to investigate.

3. Support Creek Falls

Support Creek Falls is situated in the town of Dunsmuir, and it's a short 5-minute climb to get to a great cascade. It's one of only a handful couple of cascades that you can stroll down to and really stroll behind it to go to the opposite side of the falls itself. Besides, it's an incredible place for photography, and it's not even more often than not that occupied.

4. Railroad Park Resort

Railroad Park Resort has an accumulation of railcars that you really can remain the night in. Every auto has some one of a kind highlights, for example, paw foot tubs and even little places that you can move up into and watch out from the auto. There's even a pool, an old steam motor that you can scale in, and a railcar that you can even have a feast in. The greater part of this is situated in the shadow of the marvelous Castle Crags.

5. McCloud Falls

McCloud Falls is an accumulation of three unique cascades south of Mt. Shasta in the town of McCloud. You can drive to every one of the three levels of the cascade, or you can complete a 2-to 3-mile climb to get to every one.

Every cascade is one of a kind, with Lower Falls being one of the most straightforward to get to. You're in reality appropriate close to the cascade when you escape your auto. At Middle Falls, you need to stroll to an ignore and you look route down on the cascade (or you can climb down to it in the event that you have room schedule-wise). Ultimately, Upper Falls is another short stroll to a great cascade that is in the middle of two major shake developments.

6. Yaks on the 5

Yaks on the 5 is a standout amongst the most mainstream stops on Highway 5 and has even been highlighted on Yelp's Top 100 rundown. They have a wide accumulation of insane and fun cheeseburgers, for example, one that has two sticky buns rather than the customary ground sirloin sandwich buns. They make a considerable measure of their sauces in-house, including lavender ketchup, and they additionally have a broad lager rundown to run with your burger.

7. Noteworthy Yreka

Yreka is one of the biggest towns in Siskiyou County and has a considerable measure of noteworthy Gold Rush time structures and organizations. One of my most loved stops there is Zephyr Books and Coffee, which is a fun coffeehouse appropriate on the fundamental downtown road. There's additionally some awesome eateries, an old hair parlor, an old lodging, antique stores – loads of fun things to stroll around and see.

At that point, when you leave the town, make sure to stop at the Yreka Dragon, which is situated around 4 miles up on Highway 5, appropriate in favor of the street. There's a little pullout there, and you can exit and take a few pictures of it. It's a mainstream roadside fascination in the Yreka zone.

8. Mt. Shasta Fish Hatchery

Mt. Shasta Fish Hatchery opened in 1888 and is the most seasoned trout angle incubation facility west of the Mississippi. The incubation facility is available to people in general every day, and you can even snatch some fish nourishment, feed the fish, and stroll around. It's an incredible place to spend around 30 minutes, particularly on the off chance that you have kids, in light of the fact that the fish are super eager to eat the sustenance.

9. Living Memorial Sculpture Garden

Living Memorial Sculpture Garden situated around 12 miles east of the town of Weed on Highway 97, is devoted to all veterans who have served in any of our nation's wars. The models were made to respect everybody from the medical caretakers that served amid the wars, to the POWs, to those that were lost without a trace. One of my most loved models is called Coming Home, and it demonstrates the grasp of two individuals celebrating being brought together after a war. It's an awesome region to burn through 30-45 minutes simply glancing around at all the extremely nitty gritty models.

10. Denny Bar Co. Refinery and California Heritage Farms

Denny Bar Co. Refinery is situated around 45 minutes off the interstate in the residential community of Etna. It's a cool, present day eatery that you would not hope to discover in such a residential community. It has a mixed menu with fun alternatives, for example, pizza and a portion of the best avocado toast I have ever had. Regularly on the ends of the week you can take a voyage through their refinery and attempt their gin and vodka. The greater part of this is situated in a 100-year-old bank fabricating that has been uncommonly very much protected. It is effortlessly justified regardless of the 45-minute drive off the expressway to arrive.

In transit back to the roadway make certain to stop at California Heritage Farms in Fort Jones. They offer territorial products and new natural product (June – October), in addition to amid the late spring you can pick your own berries from their fix!