Explore the Volcanic Wonders of Lassen Volcanic National Park
Embark on a scenic journey through Lassen Volcanic National Park, a land of geothermal wonders, volcanic landscapes, and breathtaking wilderness. This scenic byway offers stunning views of snow-capped peaks, bubbling mud pots, and colorful hot springs.
Key Attractions in Lassen Volcanic National Park:
Plan your visit to Lassen Volcanic National Park and discover the unique beauty of this volcanic landscape.
Winding through both Lassen National Forest and Lassen Volcanic National Park, the Lassen Scenic Byway is one of the most scenic drives in California. The 185-mile loop can be traveled in only a day, but it’s best to take the time to appreciate its beauty and diversity by making frequent stops to hike, take photos, fish, camp, and just enjoy the fascinating nature that surrounds you.
Latest Snow Closes Lassen Volcanic National Park to Vehicle Traffic Winter has arrived in Northern California, and with it comes the closure of the main park road (Hwy 89) through Lassen Volcanic National Park. As of November 13th, 2024, you can’t drive all the way through the park. This also marks the time in which … Read more
Lassen Volcanic National Park, a wonderland of geothermal wonders and dramatic volcanic landscapes, beckons adventurers with its diverse offerings. During a recent four-day exploration of the Lake Almanor and Lassen Volcanic National Park region, we embarked on a captivating day hike to Widow Lake, a hidden gem located behind the stunning landscape of Butte Lake. … Read more
Better Late than Never Lassen Prepping for Late Winter Storm Dump. Lassen Volcanic National Park – April 13, 2022 – Two weeks ago the roadways were well on their way to being snow free in Lassen Volcanic National Park. With limited snowfall the park services had already cleared over 1.5 miles of roadway past both … Read more
53 days into California’s 2nd Largest Fire in History, Fire Fighters Continue to Fight Fresh Fire growth. Lake Davis Ca, – September 4, 2021 – At 885,954 acres it is hard to believe that the Dixie fire which started on July 14, 2021 still can find fuel to burn. As the second largest fire in … Read more
