Some places on Earth keep their secrets in plain sight. Mount Shasta is one of them. Rising 14,000 feet above the high plains of Northern California, she has been recognized for millennia as a sacred mountain. Indigenous peoples wove her into their cosmologies. Mystics and metaphysicians named her among the great power centers of the world. Today, hundreds of thousands of visitors arrive each year, drawn by something they often cannot articulate, returning home changed in ways they cannot quite explain. Mount Shasta Unveiled is the book those visitors have been waiting for. Written by Joey McCune, an author and pilgrimage leader with more than twenty years of experience guiding seekers to sacred sites across the world, this is a field guide unlike any other. It moves beyond trail maps and tourist itineraries into the deeper geography of the mountain herself, the architecture of light, lineage, and remembrance that has made Shasta a living legend across cultures and centuries.