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A Redding renaissance, complete with new restaurant, trail destinations

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Downtown Redding has undergone a renaissance of sorts with new restaurants, coffee houses and cultural attractions opening. Miles of new bike lanes have been built as part of the Shasta Living Streets project, and pedal-assisted bike rentals are everywhere. The Lost Era is an intriguing eatery-meets-antique shop housed in one of the city's oldest brick buildings.

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A Redding renaissance, complete with new restaurant, trail destinations

Travelers heading north to Oregon on Highway 5 may think of Redding merely as a refueling pit stop. Others may recognize it as the county seat in the midst of Shasta’s recreation mecca, a region splashed with lakes and more than 200 miles of hiking and biking trails. Perhaps they’ve seen the city’s iconic Sundial Bridge, which stretches across the Sacramento River, one of the nation’s top trout fisheries. But not many people take time to explore…

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