Siskiyou Land Trust works with other organizations on a wide variety of projects, from preparing for conservation easements to building trails. Here are just a few community partnerships where SLT is playing a role.

Mt. Shasta City Park to Downtown Greenway – The Mount Shasta City Park to Downtown Greenway is both an existing public trail that goes from the Mt. Shasta City Park and a long term vision that will eventually create a multi-use urban trail going from the City Park to downtown Mt. Shasta City. The lower part of this trail crosses Kingston Meadow on land held by Siskiyou Land Trust. READ MORE…

Spring Hill Trail – Since its creation, the Spring Hill Trail has become one of the most popular trails in the area. The trail was originally created in 2010 through a temporary license agreement between the landowner, Crystal Geyser Water Company, the Siskiyou Land Trust and the Mt. Shasta Trail Association. READ MORE AT MSTA…

The Great Shasta Rail Trail – This regional project will convert the abandoned McCloud River Railroad into a scenic multi-use recreational trail for public enjoyment. The project is being coordinated by the newly formed GSRT Association with assistance from a coalition of non-profits, including the Siskiyou Land Trust. READ MORE…

Mossbrae Falls Trail – Siskiyou Land Trust is one of many organizations and businesses working with the Mt. Shasta Trail Association to build a a safe, scenic route to the famous waterfalls on the Upper Sacramento River. We are still a long way from having this trail become a reality, but encouraging developments continue to inspire us. READ MORE AT MSTA…