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Created in 1989, MSTA provides inspiring outdoor experiences, advances appreciation of the beauty of the Mount Shasta area, and assists in educating the public in environmentally sound stewardship.

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.

Featured Hike: Castle Dome
Featured Trail: Spring Hill

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Latest News

No Need to Get Lost in the Lake Siskiyou Campground Any Longer

John Harch November 16, 2019

Recently, signage was completed to guide hikers, runners, and mountain bikers through the section of the Lake Siskiyou Trail that runs through the campground. Previously, it was easy to get confused and lost in that area, especially for out-of-towners. Now, a…

Forest Service News Release — Gateway Phase 2

John Schuyler November 12, 2019

Gateway Phase 2 Trail Project gains momentum Contact(s): Josef Orosz, Public Affairs Specailist, 530 226-2322 MT. SHASTA, Calif. — The Shasta McCloud Management Unit of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, in partnership with the Mt. Shasta Trail Association (MSTA), has finalized and…

Eroding trail in Dunsmuir fixed again

John Harch October 19, 2019

Thanks to Tim Holt, Mike Feil, and Sean Feil for repairing a short segment of the trail between Tauhindauli Park and the Botanical Gardens in Dunsmuir. The trail runs along a rather steep slope that is subject to erosion when it…

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We create new trails in the Mount Shasta area, maintain existing ones, and help 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.

Mount Shasta Trail Association