The Intermountain Area Chamber

Burney is well known for "Burney Falls," located at McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park, just 12 miles from the town of Burney.  Burney sits in a basin below Burney Mountain (7863 ft.), a lava dome complex located in the Cascade Range. The area offers great fishing, hiking, camping, watersports, and winter sports. Burney is a full service community.

The small communities of Old Station, Hat Creek, and Cassel are connected by the natural flow of Hat Creek.  Rising from the slopes of Lassen Peak, Hat Creek flows northward through these small communities until it joins the Pit River at the mouth of Lake Britton near Burney Falls.  The lower 3.5 miles have been designated a "Wild Trout Waterway".  The area offers fishing, camping, hiking, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and hang gliding. 

The Fall River Valley is nestled between the Sierra Nevada and the Cascade 

mountain ranges in the far Northeast corner of Shasta County, California. The town is surrounded by mountains in all four cardinal directions with Mount Shasta and Mount Lassen visible from anywhere in the Fall River Valley. The valley is well known for its fertile farm land, and  Fall River;  a 21 mile Spring creek, designated a heritage wild trout fishery. McArthur is home to the Inter-Mountain Fairgrounds.

This minimally populated area offers rolling hills, mountain views, spring and mountain fed creeks, and an abundance of evergreens.  Real country living takes place among these small towns with plenty of fresh air, cool waters, and natural beauty.

Big Valley is located in beautiful, rural northeastern California. Big Valley consists of four small towns: Nubieber, Bieber, Lookout and Adin. Surrounded by picturesque mountain peaks, Ash Creek Wildlife Area is located in this rural area, and offers natural wetlands, vernal pools and upland sagebrush.  It is home to pronghorn antelope, bobcat and numerous bird species. Fishing, hunting, camping and hiking are among the most popular activities here.