SISKIYOU COUNTY, Calif. (KOBI/KTVZ) – A goose is safe after attempting to summit Mt. Shasta last month. While on a routine patrol, climbing rangers with the Mount Shasta Avalanche Center spotted the ...

Why 2 ill-prepared men attempted to climb Mount Shasta's rugged north face Two men spent almost a week climbing Mt. Shasta before a search and rescue team found the pair — dehydrated, exausted and ...

MOUNT SHASTA — A 49-year-old Campbell man died last week while climbing Mount Shasta, according to authorities. Related Articles Greg Biffle dies at 55; champion NASCAR racer was beloved for work ...

Mount Shasta Search and Rescue: Animal Edition Last month, our team at Mount Shasta Avalanche Center & Home of the Climbing Rangers rescued a particularly unprepared Mount Shasta climber. Rangers Nick ...

Friends of an avid outdoorsman who died climbing Mt. Shasta remember his passion for California’s outdoor spaces and zest for introducing others to the state's rivers and forests. David "Davy" Albert ...

Deaths and rescues on Mt. Shasta in 2025 have already surpassed the total numbers from 2024. Two climbers died in separate falls late in the season, and a Redding man remains missing since May.

Every year, thousands of climbers test their skills on Mount Shasta, California’s fifth-highest peak and the second-highest volcano in the Cascade Range. In 2023, around 5,000 to 6,000 people ...

A 49-year-old man from Santa Clara County died last week while hiking Mt. Shasta, the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office said this week. On May 17, David Lopez of Campbell collapsed while approaching ...

After four people died and 16 were rescued off Mt. Shasta in 2022 and 2023, first responders want winter recreation enthusiasts to take precautions before they head to Mt. Shasta ― or other winter ...

A climber hit by an avalanche on Mount Shasta required rescue for a broken leg, California sheriff’s officials say. Photo by Marco Bicca via Unsplash An avalanche injured two climbers on Mount Shasta ...

I worked summers during the early 1970s as a trail crewman for the Forest Service out of Weaverville. Stout of body and mind after many weeks of working the backcountry of the Trinity Alps, I would ...