Salt Creek, Historic Route. Sacramento River arm of Lake Shasta. Sugarloaf boat ramp.

[@smytb]

Aloha from Hawaii! Thank you for your Excellent drone work. So interesting and sad to see the water levels so low like that. Those old roads, tunnels and bridges that are normally submerged are very interesting to see. PLEASE do another one of the same areas when the water is back, later this year, so we can see a "before and after " views! I pray & hope for some good rain & snowfall. there! Thanks & Great Job!

[@garygerard4290]

in years past I've launched at Sugarloaf, 'spent nights up Salt Creek, would go so far up that I'd hear Interstate #5. I'd enjoy watching/hearing the trains go by. I pray I get to do that again - thank you for this. Your drone flying is great.

[@paulgover8482]

Wow, sad and beautiful at the same time

[@toddwallace832]

The Bridge is the Pollock Bridge named after George Pollock (Architect) formerly Pollock Ca had a service station and auto camp on the Pacific Highway before Shasta Lake.

[@elektragunnnn338]

Although I'm unfamiliar with the area, I am from Colorado and can imagine the beauty of the area in the past. Thank you for sharing these heartbreaking images, I pray for snow and lots of it through out the entire west.

[@percymoore2613]

Amazing video! How long has it been like that?

[@MrPaul7907]

Hi Percy, It has only been low this year. In 2017 it was right to the top. We will see what rain comes this year.

[@highway99]

Great views of former US 99. The lake was about that low in 2009 during my last visit. It will be a whole lot lower when I go later this year.