| Description: At the southern end of the Cascade Range, Lassen Peak is an active volcano, erupting most recently in 1914-1915. The volcano is currently dormant, although a variety of hot springs & fumaroles on the mountain's flanks attest to the seething interior. The diverse habitat of the park supports a wide range of plant & animal life. Hiking & camping in the summer, skiing & snowshoeing in the winter. Permits required for backcountry travel Sections of two emigrant trails are visible.
Location: Fifty miles east of Red Bluff on CA 36, & 50 miles east of Redding on CA 44.
Address: Lassen Volcanic National Park
Season: year round
Fee: for entrance & camping, passes accepted
Fishing Picnicking
Hiking/Backpacking
Boating (Non-motorized) Horseback Riding
Water Sports
Camping Wildlife Viewing
Winter Sports
Visitor Center RV Sites
Interpretive Programs Drinking Water
Restrooms
Notes: Managed in partnership with the Lassen National Forest. |
Campground: Lassen Volcanic National Park in Mineral California *