Shasta Valley spreads out before the north face of 14,000 foot-high Mt Shasta and stretches out to the banks of the wild and scenic Klamath River and the Siskiyou Mountain range. The valley is surrounded by a number of mountains and wilderness areas that comprise the lower Cascade Range and the Klamath basin watershed. The valley is part of a region which is recognized as one of the most biologically diverse in the world, with many waterways supporting salmon and steelhead species.

September is one of the most beautiful times to visit this pristine area, with cool nights and warm sunny days. This makes for great ballooning, as well as soaring, and for watching all this. There is lots to do, both indoors and out.

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