The Wildways series of fundraising events connects people and places, offers education and unique experiences and is a fun way to contribute to the preservation of significant lands in far northern California.

Hosted by volunteers, all proceeds from ticket sales support Shasta Land Trust’s mission to conserve local land.

These events feature a wide variety of hiking, bike riding, and kayaking adventures, along with some other unique experiences tossed in. Come enjoy exclusive access on many of our protected properties, including some newly projected local gems, as well as expanses of open space, and other secret spots, all while supporting local land conservation!

Since 2003, volunteers have hosted Shasta Land Trust supporters at over 395 events! The success of the Wildways program has helped us permanently protect 39 properties spanning over 59,000 acres of working agricultural lands, water and wildlife habitat, recreation, and scenic beauty in our community.

The Wildways program would not be possible without our generous landowners, volunteers, hosts, sponsors, and the many supporters who attend. We hope to see you at one or more of these exciting events!

Don’t forget to mark your calendars! After purchasing tickets, you’ll be contacted by Shasta Land Trust in the days prior to your chosen event with details. We are continuously monitoring current conditions based on COVID-19. More specific details/requirements will be provided via email prior to events.

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Whiskeytown Fire Ecology Tour

Thursday, October 26, 2023
10:00 AM 1:00 PM 10:00 13:00

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Ticket Price | $45 Guest limit 25

Explore the resilient ecosystems of our local Whiskeytown National Recreation Area with a guided hike along the wilderness burn scars of Boulder Creek Trail. Learn about recovery efforts of the National Park Service following the 2018 Carr Fire with an overview of land management and restoration projects from the last five years. Enjoy the one-mile walk to Boulder Creek Falls to view the area’s post-fire vegetation recovery, with a tour of topics including introductory plant species and invasive threats, before hiking back for a tasty picnic lunch at the Powerhouse gazebo.

Hosts: National Park Service, Heather Hennessey, Mika Chin