Take a Tour of Tehama County
Tehama County is beautiful to live, work, and employ people. Click here to take a tour!
Shop Local in Tehama County
Support local business owners by shopping local first at one of the many locally owned shops, many selling locally made products. Learn More!
Recreation Unlimited
Tehama County offers the best outdoor recreation nature has to offer. If there is an outdoor activity you enjoy, you can probably do it in Tehama County. Learn More!
Meet Tehama Creatives
Tehama Creatives spreads art and love in Tehama County! Learn More!
Home to the Nation's Largest Three-day Rodeo!
Visit Tehama County the third weekend in April and find out why this rodeo attracts visitors from all over the world. Learn More!
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We’ve toured the County to bring you some amazing craft beers spots in Tehama County! Learn More!
Tehama County is located on Interstate 5 halfway between Sacramento and the Oregon border and offers the ultimate in healthful, leisurely living, surrounded by natural beauty. It is a central point of widespread recreational areas that provide hiking, camping, horseback riding, bicycling, boating, hunting, and fishing.
As the nation acknowledges the second week of May as Economic Development Week and National Travel and Tourism Week, it’s important to focus on how cultural tourism stimulates Tehama County’s economy. “Cultural tourism is...
Click here to read How Cultural Tourism Stimulates Tehama County’s EconomyIn celebration of National Agriculture Day on March 21, 2023, we are exploring Tehama County’s rich agriculture. National Agriculture Day or AgDay has been nationally recognized for 50 years as of 2023. The purpose is...
Click here to read Exploring Tehama County’s Rich AgricultureSince the Gold Rush era, California has been known as the land of opportunity. In 2022, the Orange County Register reported, “California still leads the nation in new business formation. … California’s economy produced goods...
Click here to read Talk Shop with Tehama CountyThis year marks the 125th anniversary of Red Bluff’s Chinese American history. Chinese immigrants called Red Bluff home as early as 1852 during the Gold Rush era. By 1875, there were 2K Chinese living in...
Click here to read Red Bluff Celebrates Chinatown’s Heritage
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