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Sunset Crater National Monument
Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument is a small protected area 12 miles north of Flagstaff. A visit to the national monument gives visitors a deeper look into the areas volcanic history and how it shaped the area. Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument features a 1,000 foot volcanic cone and its lava flows. These features and their surroundings can be experienced from five interesting trails throughout the monument. And don't miss the impressive overlook on the eastern edge of the monument boundary.
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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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Exploring Subway Cave | Lava Tube Hike
Subway Cave is an incredible lava tube to explore near Lassen Volcanic National Park. As the name implies, evidence of volcanism, both past and present, can be seen all throughout Lassen Volcanic National Park and the surrounding area. These volcanic features are beautiful and captivating, sparking curiosity and excitement. Exploring Subway Cave is a short but fun and unique hike through a long dark lava tube.
