Created in 1989, Mount Shasta Trail Association provides inspiring outdoor experiences, advances appreciation of the beauty of the Mount Shasta area, and assists in educating the public in environmentally sound stewardship.
MSTA is a California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation. We build trails, advocate for more access to trails and trail protection, and work to conserve the natural beauty of our area. In addition, we offer a selection of resources to aid newcomers and experienced hikers alike.
Latest News
Magma Week: time and place
Oh, yeah, what about the time and exact location? Let’s meet at the Ten Gallon Trailhead parking lot at 9 am each day. It’s about 2 1/2 miles above McBride Springs Campground. Take the right turn off Everitt Memorial Hwy at…
Magma Week–We Need Your Help!
Magma and Deadwood Trails are built, but we need to complete some modifications to be in full compliance with US Forest Service specifications. To that end, we’ll be attacking Magma (and possibly Deadwood, depending on time) with a Cal Fire Deadwood…
Workday change from Wed 9/17 to Thursday 9/18
We’re changing the workday from Wednesday to Thursday this week(Sept. 18). The very popular segment of Bear Springs Trail south of Old McCloud (called “Cub Creek” by locals) needs some love—brushing, tread work, etc. Come join us at the RR tracks…
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Mount Shasta Trail Association creates new trails in the Mount Shasta area, maintains existing ones, and helps conserve the natural resources that make these trails such an attraction. We also advocate for preserving and expanding access to local hiking, biking and equestrian trails.
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