The Tehama Country Visitors center is scheduled to open in the spring. It is located at 250 Antelope Blvd. The Visitors Center is funded by North Valley Services.
Looking for something new in Tehama County for 2013? Check out the new Tehama Country Visitors Center coming soon.
The Red Bluff Kiwanis held their annual Easter Egg Hunt at 9 am Saturday, March 24th at Jackson Heights Elementary School.
The crowd lines up early for the Annual Red Bluff Kiwanis
Easter Egg Hunt. There were over 6,000 eggs, and for those who
could not find an egg the Easter bunny was quick to find one for
them.
The crowd lines up early for the Annual Red Bluff Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt. There were over 6,000 eggs, and for those who could not find an egg the Easter bunny was quick to find one for them.
The park memorializes William Brown Ide, a California pioneer, captain of the Bear Flag Revolt and the only president of the California Republic, which lasted from June 14 to July 9, 1846.
Red Bluff is well known for it's Victorian Homes.
Victorian homes were built from the 1860's to the early 1900's a majority stand today as they did a century ago.
Ide Adobe constructed 1850
The Kraft Victorian constructed 1862
St. Peter's Episcopal Church constructed 1892
Sacred Heart Catholic Church constructed 1906
The Sacramento River Discovery Center offers educational programs for school groups, including day activities, raft trips and overnight camping.
The Sacramento River Discovery Center also hosts a visitor's center that is open to the general public Tuesday-Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The center contains educational displays and hands-on interpretive displays.
The center also hosts monthly evening programs, an annual dinner meeting, and a Watershed Celebration on the third Saturday in May. For more information, call (530) 527-1196.
