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Best Hikes in Lassen Volcanic National Park
Before we unveil our list of the best hikes in Lassen Volcanic National Park I must say that this entire area is INCREDIBLE! Each trail feels like it's full of surprises - not only is the scenery gorgeous but the active volcanism in the area puts on a fascinating display of beautiful and interesting sights, sounds and features. These unique features are so intriguing that we felt childlike with excitement each time we set off on another trail.
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Ridge Lakes and Sulphur Works in Lassen NP
At Lassen Volcanic National Park, the unique features and dramatic scenery are the results of the areas volcanic activity, both past and present. Sulphur Works is one such example in the park where evidence of the underground hydrothermal system rises through the cracks and displays its presence. In the same parking area as Sulphur Works is the trailhead for the very beautiful Ridge Lakes. One is a roadside attraction and one is a mere two mile hike roundtrip but both are worthwhile destinations!
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Free Camping Near Lassen Volcanic National Park
This is our first time in the Lassen area and we were so excited to get in there are explore! Having this dispersed free camping near Lassen Volcanic National Park made the perfect home base for what ended up being a perfect two weeks full of adventure. Find out more about this conveniently located and peaceful free camping location!
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Hiking Lassen Peak | Lassen National Park
Hiking Lassen Peak is a very popular trail in Lassen Volcanic National Park. Not only is it the highest point within the park at 10,457 feet, but it is also a great way to experience amazing panoramic views of the area! And of course, with the 2,000 feet of elevation gain this is a beautiful and rewarding way to get in a workout.
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Backpacking Lassen Volcanic National Park
Lassen Volcanic National Park is full of beautiful, unique, and interesting sights, sounds, and features. As you look at the map of Lassen Volcanic National Park you'll notice attention catching names such as Fantastic Lava Beds, Devil's Kitchen, and Cold Boiling Lake that beckon to be seen. You may also notice the relatively manageable size of the national park! So grab a map, create your perfect volcanic backcountry adventure and start exploring! You'll be glad that you did.
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Warner Valley Trailhead in Lassen National Park
Hiking in Lassen Volcanic National Park has all of the intrigue of a national park but the solitude and serenity of the wilderness, even at its main attractions. Warner Valley Trailhead is an access point to the adventures and surprises that lie in the south central section of the park. The trails in the Warner Valley area of the park that we were eager to check out were Boiling Springs Lake, Terminal Geyser, and Devil's Kitchen.
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Hiking Brokeoff Mountain | Lassen Volcanic National Park
There are several peaks to summit in the national park so for our first peak in the park we started with Brokeoff Mountain. Brokeoff Mountain is a remnant of the parks only composite volcano. It stands at 9,236 feet making it the second highest peak in Lassen Volcanic National Park.
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Lassen National Park: Bumpass Hell + Cold Boiling Lake and Crumbaugh Lake
Lassen Volcanic National Park is an area of Northern California that appears mostly blanketed in beautiful green forest with an active underground hydrothermal system. One of the most evident and dramatic examples of this hydrothermal activity in Lassen Volcanic National Park is Bumpass Hell Trail.
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Mill Creek Falls in Lassen Volcanic National Park
On our first day going into the park we stopped at the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center. We found that there was a trailhead that left from the parking lot to Mill Creek Falls. So from there, we headed off on our first hike in Lassen Volcanic National Park.
