Lassen Volcanic National Park
📍 Address: 21820 Lassen Peak Hwy, Mineral, CA

Entrance fee: $30/ car, you can camp in the park for 7 days. It's also $30 a day. You can also go out and re-enter the garden. Just put the receipt 🧾 on the glass front of the car. No appointment required!

Tips: Wear comfortable sports shoes, hiking mountains and sandals to play with water, bring more water.

Lassen Volcanic National Park is located in northern California. It's about three and a half hours from San Francisco. Lassen Volcanic National Park is known as Little Yellowstone. The scenery here is beautiful and unique, mountain shape, sulfur magma and hot spring, volcanic cone, colorful sand dunes, super beautiful landform and scenery, unforgettable!

hiking is also hard, but the beauty is still worth the challenge. We entered the garden on August 3, and the fire spread rapidly. There were multiple emergency evacuation messages in the park that day. The fire affected one side of the sky, from white clouds to orange and orange fog clouds. So do not dare to go too far hiking routes, afraid of burning pigs, but also afraid of giving the fire personnel trouble. Due to the impact of the fire, the park is now closed on August 7, at least until the fire is out before it is safe to enter. Suggest interested friends collect first!

🌋 Lassen volcano

Located in California's Lassen Volcanoes National Park, nestled among towering mountains, smoke-filled craters, sparkling mountain lakes, and winter snow-capped peaks, you can get up close and personal with earth's vibrancy and the wonders of volcanoes
Away from the light pollution of the city, on summer nights, the Milky Way is clearly visible, the stars are intoxicating, and there is a chance to see a variety of wildlife, such as deer, squirrels, and many kinds of birds


🌋 There are glacial lakes here. Manzanita Lake, Summit lake and Lake Helen.

Lake Helen is a glacial lake in Lassen Volcanic National Park, about 8,200 feet long. The lake is located south of Lassen Peak and west of Bumpass Mountain in Northern California. The water in Lake Helen is blue, clear and cool. If you don't mind the cold, you can swim.

🌋 Geothermal wonders

There are several hiking trails in Lassen Volcanic National Park, the most popular of which is the trail to Lassen Peak, which offers stunning volcanic views along the way

Bumpass Hell is a collection of geothermal features, hot springs, fountains and mud pools and other geothermal phenomena converge here, like being on an alien planet. There's a lot of bubbling mud, hot spring area. It's called the little Yellowstone. It's the boardwalk. Hike 1.3 miles to Bumpass Hell, with plenty of scenery and shade. The most comfortable hiking trail.

When you go to the top of the mountain, you can go to the top of the mountain, you can see the Painted Dunes, and the crater that looks like an hourglass.

There are also plenty of hiking trails, including the scenic Lassen Peak, which overlooks the surrounding wilderness from the summit of the Lassen Mount volcano. 2 hours hike 2.7 miles back from King creek. See Kings creek fall.

Cinder cone, 4.8 miles hike, the view from the top is beautiful, you can see the colorful sand dunes. The wind is strong, the dust is rolling!