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Pet Friendly Travel PET FRIENDLY TRAVEL According to the Travel Industry Association of America, nearly 30 million people travel with pets each year. The Shasta Cascade offers travelers and their four legged friends an ideal destination for outdoor exploration, as well as pet friendly lodging and dining. Statistics show the majority of pet owners traveling with their critters by car are proud owners of pooches, so Redding provides all-access adventure for dogs and their human tagalongs. With over 200 miles of dog-friendly trails, sunny days year-round, lakes and rivers to paddle around in, your furry travel buddy would beg you to take a Redding trip if they could. Here’s a full list of pet-friendly places in Shasta Cascade by county: SHASTA COUNTY Pet-friendly Accommodations America’s Best Value Ponderosa Inn, 2220 Pine St., Redding, CA, (530)241-6300 Baymont Inn & Suites – Anderson, Arby Way & Factory Outlets Dr., Anderson, CA, (530)365-6100 Baymont Inn & Suites, 2600 Larkspur Lane, Redding, CA, (530)722-9100 Best Western Anderson Inn, 2688 Gateway Dr., Redding, CA, (530)365-2753 Best Western Plus Hilltop Inn, 2300 Hilltop Dr., Redding, CA (530)221-6100 Best Western Plus Twin View Inn, 1080 Twin View Blvd., Redding, CA, (530)241-5500 Burney Falls Lodging, 37371 Main St., Burney, CA, (530) 335-3300 Charm Motel, 37371 State Highway 299 E, Burney, CA, (530) 335-2254 Comfort Inn, 850 Mistletoe Lane, Redding, CA (530)221-4472 Deluxe Inn, 1135 Market St., Redding, CA, (530)243-5141 Fairfield Inn & Suites, 5164 Caterpillar Rd., Redding, CA, (530)243-3200 Fall River Lodge, 43288 Hwy 299E, Fall River Mills, CA, (530)336-5678 Gaia Shasta Hotel, 4125 Riverside Pl., Anderson, CA, (530)365-7077 HiMont Motel, Bridge St. & Hwy 299E, Fall River Mills, CA, (530)336-5541 Hilltop Lodge, 2240 Hilltop Dr., Redding, CA, (530)221-5432 Holiday Inn, 1900 Hilltop Dr., Redding, CA, (530)221-7500 Hospitality Inn, 536 Cypress Ave., Redding, CA, (530)223-1600 La Quinta Inn, 2180 Hilltop Dr., Redding, CA, (530)221-8200 Ramada Ltd., 1286 Twin View Blvd., Redding, CA, (530)246-2222 Red Lion Hotel, 1830 Hilltop Dr, Redding, CA, (530) 221-8700 Motel 6 Central, 1640 Hilltop Dr, Redding, CA, (530) 221-1800 Motel 6 South, 2385 Bechelli Lane, Redding, CA (530)221-0562 Motel 6 North, 1250 Twin View Blvd., Redding, CA, (530)246-4470 Quality Inn, 2059 Hilltop Dr, Redding, CA, (530) 221-6530 Oxford Suites, 1967 Hilltop Dr., Redding, CA, (530)221-0100 Redding Travelodge, 540 N. Market St., (530)243-5291 Rodeway Inn, 532 N. Market St., Redding, CA, (530)241-6465 Shasta Dam Motel, 1529 Cascade Blvd., Shasta Lake City, CA, (530)275-1065 Shasta Lodge, 1245 Pine St., Redding, CA, (530)243-6133 Stardust Motel, 1200 Pine St., Redding, CA, (530)241-6121 Thunderbird Lodge, 1350 Pine St., CA, (530)243-5422 Towneplace Suites by Marriott, 2180 Larkspur Lane, Redding, CA, (800)257-3000 Restaurants Damburger, 1320 Placer St, Redding, CA, (530) 241-0136 - Bring your four legged friend and sit on the patio while enjoying a burger and shake. Wilda’s Grill, 1718 Placer St, Redding, CA, (530) 246-3502 – Enjoy a meal with your pet in Wilda’s outdoor patio seating. Market Street Steakhouse, 1777 Market St, Redding, CA, (530) 241-1777 – Dine in style with your pooch on the patio at Market Street Steakhouse. Bartel’s Giant Burger, 75 Lake Blvd E Redding, CA, 96003 (530) 243-7313 – This Redding classic on the north side of town serves up an old school burger with a dog-happy patio. Chipotle, 961 Dana Drive, Redding, CA 96003 (530) 223-9292 – Chipotle’s patio is pet- friendly and centrally-located. In-N-Out Burger, 1275 Dana Drive, Redding, CA 96003 (800) 786-1000 – Redding’s In-N- Out is always hopping, and you can leash Fido to your patio table while he enjoys a Double Double (animal style, of course). The Sandwichery, 1341 Tehama Street, Redding, CA, (530) 246-2020 – Grab lunch with your best buddy before hitting the trails and beaches at Whiskeytown Lake. Shops Happy Tails Barkery & Pet Supplies, 202 Hartnell Ave, Redding, CA, (530) 226-9955 Public Lands McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park, 24898 HWY 89, Burney, CA, (530)-335-2777 - Walk the mile-long dog-friendly Cemetery Trail, with history dating back to the 1800s. This trail takes you to the lake where water dogs are welcome to swim. Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, HWY 299, Whiskeytown, CA, (530)-246-1225 - Leashed dogs are allowed on 90% of the National Recreation Area’s trails, and East Beach also known as Dog Beach permits four-legged friends. Benton Dog Park, Corner of Placer St and Airpark Dr, Redding, CA, (530) 224-6100 - This park is completely fenced so you can let your furry friend run freely, also has a separate area for small dogs. 2 Sacramento River National Recreation Trail, Trail Head: Sundial Bridge, 777 Auditorium Dr, Redding, CA, (530)-224-6100 - The Sacramento River National Recreation Trail, a 16.5-mile paved trail along the banks of the Sacramento River, runs from Redding to Shasta Dam. The trailhead is at Sundial Bridge. Walk or bike the trail with your pet. BUTTE COUNTY Pet-friendly Accommodations Chico Oxford Suites, 2035 Business Ln, Chico, CA, (530) 899-9090 Comfort Inn – Paradise, 5475 Clark Rd., Paradise, CA, (530)876-0191 Motel 6 Chico, 6655 Manzanita Ct, Chico, CA, (530) 345-5500 Ponderosa Gardens Motel, 7010 The Skyway, Paradise, CA, (530) 872-9094 Restaurants Cal Java Coffee Roasters, 216 W East Ave # B, Chico, CA, (530) 891-8935 - Sip coffee under an umbrella-topped patio table. Pet Spas Coature Pet Spa, 1224 Mangrove Ave, Chico, CA, (530) 899-8433 Public Lands Bidwell Park, 4th Street & Cypress Ave, Chico, CA, (530) 896-7800 – Dogs are allowed to run off leash in the rougher, untamed sections of Upper Park. Explore the numerous trails where dogs can run around freely. Lake Oroville Recreation Area, Oroville, CA, (530) 538-2200 Oroville State Wildlife Area, 945 Oro Blvd West, Oroville, CA, (530) 538-2236 - Unlike many other wildlife areas, dogs can run around freely here, as long as they are under voice control. Chico City Plaza, Chico, CA, (530) 896-7800 Upper Ridge Nature Preserve, Magalia, CA, (530) 224-2100 Bidwell-Sacramento River State Park, 12105 River Rd, Chico, CA, (530) 342-5185 Grey Lodge State Wildlife Area, 3207 Rutherford Rd, Gridley, CA, (530) 846-7500 PLUMAS COUNTY Pet-friendly Accommodations Best Western Rose Quartz Inn, 306 Main St., Chester, CA, (530)258-2002 Gray Eagle Lodge, 5000 Gold Lake Forest Hwy, Graeagle, CA, (530) 836-2511, (summer only) Hideaway Resort Motel, 761 Hideaway Rd., Greenville, CA, (530)284-7915 Restaurants Sweet Lorraine’s, 384 Main St., Quincy, CA, (530) 283-5300 - Dine at the outside seating area with your pooch. 3 Shops B&B Booksellers, 140 Main St, Chester, CA, (530) 258-2150 - Stroll through the many isles of books and gifts with your well-behaved dog or surf the web on their free wireless internet. Treats Dog Company, 525 Main St, Chester, CA, (530) 258-0323 - Stop by Treats Dog Company and pick-up a treat or toy and take advantage of their self-serve dog wash. Grooming Avonna’s Critter Clippers, 163 Main St, Chester, CA, (530) 258-6355 - If your dog needs a new do, drop them off at Avonna’s Critter Clippers while you walk in Chester. Public Lands Collins-Almanor Forest, 500 Main St, Chester, CA, (530) 258-2111 - Shove your leashes into your back pocket and you and your dog can hike unattached throughout this fantastic, 91,000-acre working forest. Portola City Park, Gulling St, Portola, CA, (530) 832-4216 - This park allows your dog to run around leash free as long as you keep them from the more developed areas of the park. Plumas-Eureka State Park, 310 Johnsville Rd, Blairsden, CA, (530) 836-2380 Bucks Lake Recreation Area, Bucks Lake Rd, Quincy, CA, (530) 283-0555, (877) 444-6777 - The lake is almost completely surrounded by Plumas National Forest, where dogs can run free in undeveloped areas. The northeast side is the area where obedient dogs may accompany their masters off leash. Lake Davis, Portola, CA, (530) 836-2575 - Pets can run free here once out of campground areas and into less developed areas. TRINITY COUNTY Pet-friendly Accommodations Coffee Creek Ranch, HC 2 Box 4940, Trinity Center, CA, (800)624-4480 Motel Trinity, 1270 Main St, Weaverville, CA, (530) 623-2129, (877) 623-5454 Restaurants Bear’s Breath Bar & Grille, 1750 Trinity Alps Rd, Trinity Center, CA, (530) 286-2205 - Enjoy the pet friendly atmosphere at the Bear’s Breath Bar & Grille. There is a patio area with tables, where you can dine with your dog, overlooking the beautiful Trinity River. Public Lands Lee Fong Park, (530) 623-5925 - This park still has the feel of an old-time farm. Explore the park on a short and easy dirt path around the orchard. Let the dogs sniff the freshly fallen fruit while walking on this intriguing trail. Trinity Lake, Trinity Center, CA, (530) 623-2121 - Grab a boat and head out to a secluded cove with your dog and let him run free. Be careful he doesn’t chase any wildlife though. Trinity Alps Wilderness Area, (530) 226-2500 - The 517,000-acre Trinity Alps Wilderness is the second largest designated wilderness in California and spans three national forest 4 boundaries. Laced with trails, rivers, forests, and peaks, this is one wilderness where you can travel for weeks and never get tired of the all the trails.
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