 At the northern end of California s Sacramento River Valley, where three mountain ranges converge, Shasta County offers a vast playground to the outdoors traveler - from active volcanic landscapes to jewel-colored lakes amid forest wilderness and rugged peaks. Against this backdrop, the Wild Horse Sanctuary offers refuge to over two hundred feral descendants of Spanish mustangs. As a nonprofit agency, it obtains funding by offering overnight trail rides in the spring and summer. Hosts Chris Turner and Joanna Curlee get in the saddle to observe the wild horses in their natural state. It s a one-of-a-kind, North American safari experience! Afterwards, the class II and III whitewater of the Upper Sacramento River beckons, but this is no ordinary float trip! After each rapid, the raft eddies out, and world-class fly fishing can commence! The trout are all native rainbows - a real treat for anglers who normally catch planted fish. At the southern base of dormant volcano, Mount Shasta, an old timber train line still operates. But unlike a century earlier, this train carries sightseers and dinner guests, who come to partake in a gourmet, four-course dining experience on rails! The beef Wellington is not to be missed!