Lassen Volcanic
National Park

Lassen Volcanic National Park marks the southern extent of the Cascades, a mountain range that includes Mount Rainier, Mount Hood, and Mount St. Helens. The area was designated a National Monument in 1907 and earned its way onto the list of National Parks in 1916 because of a series of volcanic eruptions. We’re planning to visit Chaos Jumbler, the Devastated Area, Sulphur Works, and Manzanta Lake. We’re also planning to hike at Echo Lake, Bumpass Hill, and summit Lassen Peak. It’s a big agenda for four days and three nights. We’ll camp at Summit Lake.

Check back in the summer for our blog update on our Lassen Volcanic visit and a detailed recounting of our itinerary as we experienced it.

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