Things to do in West Of I 5
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Farmers Market
The lively organic market is open on Main St in the warmer months.
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Mountain Marketplace
A natural foods grocery store with a juice bar and vegetarian deli.
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Six Pack Packers
Six Pack Packers leads fishing and scenic horse pack trips into the Trinity Alps Wilderness.
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Yreka Creek Greenway
Behind the Siskiyou County Museum is the Yreka Creek Greenway, where walking paths wind through the trees.
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Siskiyou County Courthouse
The Siskiyou County Courthouse downtown was built in 1857 and has a collection of gold nuggets in the foyer.
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Trinideli
This happy place prepares decadent sandwiches, stuffed with all kinds of fresh goodness, with good vibes all around.
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La Casita
Crouched down right next door to Noelle's, low-ceilinged little La Casita serves really good, authentic Mexican dishes.
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Nature's Kitchen
This friendly natural foods store and bakery serves healthy and tasty vegetarian dishes, fresh juices and good espresso.
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Grandma's House
Grandma's is popular for its home-style cooking. It's east of downtown between Main St and I-5. Look for the cutesy gingerbread house.
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Big Foot Rafting Company
There's river rafting at Willow Creek, 55 miles west of Weaverville. Big Foot Rafting Company leads guided trips and also rents rafts and kayaks.
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Klander's Deli
- Yreka, USA
- Restaurants › Deli
This fun little deli is where locals go for lunch. There's a long list of yummy hot and cold sandwiches to choose from, or you can create your own.
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Siskiyou Summit
About 25 miles north of Yreka on I-5, just across the Oregon border, Siskiyou Summit closes often in winter - even when the weather is just fine on either side.
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Village Grind
- Yreka, USA
- Restaurants › Café
This attractive wood-floor, local-art-on-the-walls espresso bar and café adds a little urbane dash to downtown. Nice light meals - omelettes, salads, pizzas. Wi-fi friendly.
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JJ Jackson Memorial Museum & Trinity County Historical Park
The JJ Jackson Memorial Museum & Trinity County Historical Park has gold-mining and cultural exhibits, plus vintage machinery, amazing memorabilia and an old miner's cabin outside.
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Mamma Llama
Excellent chill spot. Roomy and relaxed. You can get espresso, browse through the selection of books and CDs or make yourself at home on the couch. There's wi-fi throughout and occasional live music.
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The Red House
Airy, bambooey, light - definitely well feng shuied. This inviting spot serves light snacks, coffee, espresso and a wide selection of teas. If you're in a hurry (rare in Weaverville), there's a drive-thru window.
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Siskiyou County Museum
Sever blocks south of the courthouse, the exceptionally well-curated Siskiyou County Museum brings together pioneer and Native American history. An outdoor section has several historic buildings brought from around the county.
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La Grange Café
Spacious, yet intimate, this celebrated multi-star restaurant serves exceptional light, fresh and satisfying fare (fish, poultry, pasta and big fresh salads). There's a very friendly atmosphere, both in the pub and salon dining room.
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Angelini's Italian Restaurant
At the time of research this upscale new eatery had yet to open but the last bricks were being laid on the back patio's wood-fire oven. The proposed menu promised fresh pasta, steaks, pizza, seafood and a short but varied wine selection.
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Noelle's Garden Café
The best (and pretty much only) place for breakfast. There's seating inside the cheery house as well as on the adjoining vine-trellised deck. It has many lunch choices - soups, sandwiches, salads - with lots of veggie options. The breakfast burrito is especially good.
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Joss House State Historic Park
Joss House State Historic Park, in the center of town, holds the oldest continuously used Chinese temple in California - it dates from the 1870s. Its Taoist shrine features an ornate altar, more than 3000 years old, that was brought here from China. Tours depart from 10:00 until 16:00 on the hour.
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