A Voie Field Guide
Lassen &
The North State.
Shingletown · Lassen Volcanic NP · Burney Falls · Redding
Welcome to Shingletown — a quiet pocket of pines twenty minutes from Lassen Volcanic National Park. We've put together a few of our favorites in the area, whether you're looking for a hard hike, a slow morning, or somewhere local to pick up a good cup of coffee.
A cozy stop tucked inside Reed's Market — burgers, fish and chips, and sandwiches. Solid for a quick bite after a day of exploring.
Map →Family-style pizza parlor with a full bar and saloon, plus a seasonal beer garden that hosts live music in the summer.
Map →Small-town treat counter — fresh salads, sundaes, milkshakes, and banana splits.
Map →Fuel up before your adventures with a great cup of coffee or a quick breakfast.
Map →Family-owned restaurant in Palo Cedro — fresh, made-daily pizza, broasted chicken, burgers, and an all-you-can-eat buffet daily.
Map →A Redding classic since the 1930s — perfectly cooked steaks, hearty portions, dim lighting, and old-school charm. The cozy, no-frills standby.
Map →Inside the Sheraton Redding — modern flair, locally-inspired dishes, and (as the locals know) very good espresso martinis. Patio views over the Sacramento River.
Map →A fine-dining Italian spot with a reputation for handmade pasta, fresh seafood, and an extensive wine list. The reservation to make for a special evening.
Map →Relaxed spot for craft beer lovers — a rotating tap selection of unique brews, plus a menu of elevated pub fare.
Map →A laid-back taphouse known for high-quality craft beers, friendly service, and a welcoming neighborhood feel.
Map →All the major chains (Costco, Safeway, Trader Joe's, Sprouts, FoodMaxx) live in Redding — if you're planning to cook, the easiest play is to stop on your drive in. For top-ups, Reed's Market in town is well stocked.
The well-stocked local market — fresh produce, pantry staples, and the basics. Conveniently right in town.
Map →Small-town general store stocking snacks, drinks, and everyday supplies. Sandwiches and BBQ on certain days.
Map →Budget-friendly option for household items, groceries, and travel necessities.
Map →A charming local grocery — fresh produce, meat, and other staples. Friendly staff and a convenient location for stocking up.
Map →The reason most people come — volcanic peaks, shimmering lakes, and hydrothermal marvels in one of the least-crowded national parks in the West. Hike to summit views, find bubbling mud pots, or simply soak in the wilderness quiet.
A gentle trail around the picturesque lake with views of Lassen Peak. Great for families and spotting wildlife.
A short, educational trail showcasing the aftermath of Lassen Peak's 1915 eruption.
One of the park's most popular hikes — leads to the largest hydrothermal area in the park, with bubbling mud pots and fumaroles.
A challenging ascent to the summit of Lassen Peak with panoramic views of the park. Best tackled early in the day to avoid heat.
A seasonal trail (June – October) through lush forest that ends at the stunning 40-foot Kings Creek Falls.
A steep climb up a volcanic cinder cone with incredible views of the Painted Dunes and Fantastic Lava Beds.
A popular spot for sledding and winter fun, surrounded by snow-draped pines.
Map →An easily accessible underground lava tube — cool (literally) and otherworldly. Bring a flashlight.
Map →A short scenic hike (1.4 mi, easy) that crosses the Pacific Crest Trail and showcases volcanic features — spatter cones, lava flows, the works.
Map →A breathtaking overlook with panoramic views of volcanic peaks and the Hat Creek Valley.
Map →A stunning 129-foot waterfall surrounded by lush forest, often called the "Eighth Wonder of the World." Worth the drive.
Map →A vibrant Northern California city surrounded by mountains — home to the iconic Sundial Bridge and the gateway to most of the area's outdoor adventures.
Map →California's largest reservoir — perfect for boating, fishing, and soaking in the scenic mountain views. Try the Bailey Cove Trail (3 mi loop, easy to moderate) for views of Shasta Lake's coves and inlets.
Map →A pristine lake surrounded by forested hills — swimming, kayaking, and waterfall hikes including Brandy Creek Falls (3 mi, moderate) and Whiskeytown Falls (3.4 mi, moderate).
Map →A fascinating underground world of limestone formations, accessible only by boat and guided tour.
Map →Two great local spots right in town — should have trout.
Map →Bass and trout, in one of the most scenic settings in the area. Worth a half-day.
Map →A famous fly-fishing spot — the kind of place you've heard about if you fish.
Map →Call ahead — these are small-batch vineyards and hours can be seasonal.
A charming nearby vineyard with beautiful views and exceptional wines — the easiest evening pour from the cabin.
Map →Family-owned vineyard known for warm hospitality and a peaceful, scenic estate.
Map →A welcoming tasting room with a thoughtful selection and an intimate experience.
Map →The Lassen Tree Cabin sits closer to town and is the perfect couple's retreat in the pinetops. The Lassen Red Barn sits a few miles east — closer to Lassen, with a hot tub, arcade corner, and room for a family or small group. Pick the one that fits your trip.
A serene cabin tucked in the pines with a private hot tub — built for two, and built for unwinding after a day of trails.
A cozy cabin built for the long-weekend family trip — hot tub, arcade game, and some of the best stargazing in the area.
Written from the cabin. Last updated April 2026.