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Following the historic Siskiyou Trail and the very modern Interstate 5, and Mt. Shasta is easily accessible via car. With a throw-back to railroad glory days that expanded much access to the Western states, one can still take an over-night Amtrak railcar from the San Francisco Bay Area to downtown Dunsmuir, only 10 miles south of Bodhana Shasta!

Directions



Transporation

International Airlines Service San Francisco (SFO), Sacramento (SMF), and Portland (PDX) with Regional Airport Connections in Redding, CA (RDD), and Medford, OR (MFR)

Private Airplanes can fly into Mott Airport (FAA Identifier: 1O6), and Weed Airport (FAA Identifier O46).

Amtrak's Coast Starlight (in route from Los Angeles, CA to Seattle, WA) stops in Dunsmuir, CA, the historic railroad town, which is only 10 minutes away.

Drive from the San Francisco Bay Area (4 hours), Portland, OR (5 hours), Seattle, WA (9 hours), or Los Angeles, CA (9 hours).



Directions from the San Francisco Bay Area

Approximately 270 miles




  • I 80 East toward Sacramento
  • 505 North
  • 5 North
  • Exit Mt. Shasta City (Exit 737)
  • Left on Old McCloud Road
  • Left on Ream Avenue
  • Left on W.A. Barr Road
  • Right on Lake Court
  • At end of cul-de-sac, enter through pine trees and gate
  • 1439 Holiday Lane


Directions from Portland, Oregon

Approximately 365 miles




  • I-5 South
  • Exit Central Mt. Shasta (Exit 738)
  • Right at Stop sign (end of ramp)
  • Left on S. Old Stage Rd
  • Veer Right on W.A. Barr Rd
  • Right on Lake Court
  • At end of cul-de-sac, enter through pine trees and gate
  • 1439 Holiday Lane
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"When I first caught sight of Shasta, I was 50 miles away and afoot, alone and weary. Yet my blood turned to wine, and I have not been weary since."
John Muir, 1874

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"When I first caught sight of Shasta, I was 50 miles away and afoot, alone and weary. Yet my blood turned to wine, and I have not been weary since." -John Muir, 1874

Bodhana Map

Map Courtesy of visitmtshasta.com
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