Dunsmuir Lodge

Ski Park Open at Last!

Lodge — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 22:26:08 +0000

We thought Winter would never come, but now it has arrived with a big snow storm and the Mt. Shasta Ski Park is officially open for business. Skiers are flocking to the mountain looking for their usual winter sports. We have ice skating and cross country skiing at Castle Lake, and all the usual alpine sports on Mt. Shasta and in the Ski Park.

As we have noted in the past, the trip from the Dunsmuir Lodge to the Ski Park is 15-20 minutes. We have great restaurants here in Dunsmuir to enjoy for breakfast, lunches and dinner and the Dunsmuir Brewery often has music and of course, fine microbrews to enjoy, as well as excellent food.

Prices at the Lodge are reasonable all year round. If you are coming to ski, please let us know and show us your ski pass after the first day for a “skiers’ special” of 25% off for your stay.

Everywhere a fish!

Lodge — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 18:25:17 +0000

Stay and Play! The city of Dunsmuir is now stocking the Sacramento River with trophy sized fish! Fishing has been less than stellar in the early part of this season due to high and fast waters. The river has calmed a bit by now, and the fish are plentiful! Come and enjoy the fishing opportunities that abound in our area. Tauhindauli Park is located at the north bridge in Dunsmuir. Easy access and picnic areas make this a great family fishing spot. Mala Wilson, age 9, pictured above, had the first reported catch from Dunsmuir’s big fish stocking program started on Friday, the 15th of July.

Railroad Days in Dunsmuir

Lodge — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 20:25:37 +0000

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Although this cold weather doesn’t say so, summer will come soon! June is just around the corner and we invite you Dunsmuir’s Railroad Days celebration. It is our tradition here and a great way to launch summer vacations. The historic Shasta Daylight train will come back to Dunsmuir for the celebration. Excursions are starting from Emeryville, CA with stops along the way, including Martinez, Sacramento, Orland, Chico, and even Redding! So you are almost never too late to hop on that train! While in Dunsmuir, travelers will stay in the area and return by rail on Sunday. Saturday night the Shasta Daylight will host a dinner trip north to Black Butte where the train gets turned around for the return trip on Sunday.

Here is a link to the site hosting the excursion where you can get detailed information on tickets, costs and schedules. If you wish you can call 800-359-4870 for information also. We look forward to seeing you!

http://www.traintrips.biz/dunsmuir-shasta-daylight.html

Labor Day Weekend Fun!

Lodge — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 19:10:14 +0000

Labor Day Weekend fun with the Chodrick family here at the Lodge! Ken and John with their shared catch of fish for the weekend.These beauties were “keepers” though others were caught and released. All those who fished were happy with the fishing on the Upper Sacramento River.

Lisa invited family and friends to come to Dunsmuir for her husband, Rob’s Birthday surprise. They pulled off the surprise perfectly on Friday afternoon. Then, the fun started. The whole group took full advantage of our outdoor BBQ’s for 3 nights’ dinners and even had an outdoor big screen slide show on two evenings for the family. There were children, pets, and lots of fun all weekend. Fish were caught at the Soda Creek Bridge south of Dunsmuir, and several great breakfasts were enjoyed by the family at the local restaurant, Cornerstone Bakery.

What a delightful “end” to the summer season on Labor Day Weekend. Thank you to Lisa and all the family and friends that were here for Rob’s birthday! You were great guests and we enjoyed watching you have a good time. We hope to see all of you again.

Coming To Dunsmuir

Lodge — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:53:43 +0000

My name is Donna, one of the owners of the Lodge. Jon & I are partners with our son, Eric Burger. I was born in Dunsmuir when it had its own hospital on the hill, East of the Sacramento River. It was the very best of childhoods having access to this fabulous pristine country and the small railroad town where families enjoyed the relaxed country life of the late 1940′s and ’50′s. Coming back, I found much that I love about Dunsmuir to be the same in many ways. Most people up here love this town, it’s history and it’s possibilities. We at Dunsmuir Lodge always urge people to come here to find out for themselves what they like about the area. If you love to ski, swim in the river, fish, go to many mountain lakes and streams and enjoy the amazing beauty of nearby area waterfalls, or go hiking or bicycle riding, this is the place! The water is pure, the air clean, and the scenery peaceful and life affirming. Staying at Dunsmuir Lodge will assure you get some good counsel as to where to go and what to see!

Jason Britton, AKA Stealthrider, flys under the radar

Lodge — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 19:11:53 +0000

We had a late night surprise visit from none other than stunt-rider extrordinaire, Jason Britton.

Apparently he was comfortable here, as they stopped to chat for a minute in the morning and take the pre-requisite ‘fan pic’…

Thanks Jason for stopping in, and you are always welcome here at the Dunsmuir Lodge.

Catch Jason’s new show on Speed Channel, Stealth Rider.

I asked to ride the bike, but all I got was this picture...