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Caves, Lava Tubes and Mines

April 2, 2012

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Long renowned for its pristine beauty, Siskiyou County is the home of 14,162 foot high Mount Shasta and the rocky Castle Crags, as well as numerous scenic rivers. From high mountain lakes, lava beds, virgin forests, and rushing rivers to abandoned mines from the Gold Rush Era and historic homes, it's all here — 6,313 square miles of breathtaking natural beauty.

There are four distinct climates in Siskiyou County. October and February have the most rainfall, with little fog at any time. The surrounding mountains are usually snow-capped from October to May.

With mountains and valleys, dense forest and high desert plateau, Siskiyou County offers an array of American West settings. Located on scenic Interstate 5 at the top of the state of California, five hours north of San Francisco, 90 minutes from the Medford Airport and 60 minutes from the Redding Airport, Siskiyou County is a rich resource for your filmmaking needs.

Caves, Lava Tubes and Mines

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Larry Alexander
Film Commissioner
P.O. Box 342
Fort Jones, CA 96032

530-468-2888 | lalexander@sisqtel.net

Larry Alexander Film Commissioner P.O. Box 342 Fort Jones, CA 96032 530-468-2888 | lalexander@sisqtel.net

Larry Alexander
Film Commissioner
P.O. Box 342
Fort Jones, CA 96032

530-468-2888 | lalexander@sisqtel.net