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A frozen lake below snow-covered trees and peak

Lassen Volcanic National Park

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Information Juniper Lake Campground Closed

The Juniper Lake Campground and day use area is currently closed for maintenance and campground improvement projects. Potable water is not available in the campground. The Juniper Lake Road (access to lake and trailheads) is open. Please drive with caution as road crews and contr Details open_in_new

Information EV charging station unavailable

The Electric Vehicle charging station is non-functional. There is no timeline for when it may become available. Please plan accordingly. Details open_in_new

Information Visitor Phone Line Intermittent

You may experience problems reaching park staff via the main visitor phone line which functions intermittently. You may email the park at lavo_information@nps.gov with general park questions.

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Der Lassen Volcanic Nationalpark ist ein einzigartiges Ziel in Kalifornien, bekannt für seine geothermischen Merkmale und vulkanischen Landschaften. Er wurde 1916 gegründet und bietet Besuchern die Möglichkeit, kochende Quellen, Fumarolen und die Überreste vergangener Eruptionen zu erkunden, einschließlich des bemerkenswerten Lassen Peak, der zuletzt 1915 ausbrach.

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Die vielfältigen Ökosysteme des Parks reichen von üppigen Wäldern bis zu kargen vulkanischen Gebieten. Besucher wandern oft auf den Wegen, um die geothermischen Wunder aus nächster Nähe zu erleben, wie zum Beispiel Bumpass Hell, wo man sprudelnde Schlammtöpfe und dampfende Lüftungen sehen kann. Seien Sie jedoch auf wechselnde Wetterbedingungen und Zugänglichkeit der Wanderwege vorbereitet, insbesondere im Frühling.

In Bildern

Golden grasses edge a pond reflecting a snow-dusted peak
Golden grasses edge a pond reflecting a snow-dusted peak

Aktivitäten

Hike to Bumpass Hell
90 Minutes · Summer/Fall

Hike the three-mile, round-trip trail to the largest hydrothermal area in the park.

Sledding & Snowplay in the Southwest Area
Winter/Spring

The steep slopes behind the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center are a popular destination for sledders. Lassen's d...

Snowshoe a Winter Route
Winter/Spring

Enjoy Lassen’s winter wonderland by snowshoe! Meander along the park highway route (snow-covered Hwy 89), circ...

Ski & Snowboard at Lassen
Winter/Spring

Enjoy Lassen’s winter wonderland by ski or snowboard! Cross-country ski along one of the park’s numerous winte...

Sledding & Snowplay in the Manzanita Lake Area
Winter/Spring

Sled a wintery slope, build a snowman, or otherwise enjoy Lassen's winter wonderland at the Manzanita Lake are...

Drive Lassen Volcanic National Park Highway
60 Minutes · Summer/Fall

The 30-mile park highway connects the northwest (Manzanita Lake) and southwest entrances of the park. This sce...

Fish Manzanita Lake
0-10 Hours · Summer/Fall

Manzanita Lake is one of the most popular fishing spots in the park and it is easily accessible. This lake hol...

Visit Sulphur Works
10 Minutes · Winter/Spring

This steamy spot is accessible via a short walk along Lassen Volcanic National Park Highway. Sulphur Works is...

Hike to Kings Creek Falls
90 Minutes · Summer/Fall

The Kings Creek Falls trail leads to a large roaring waterfall draped in ferns and other green plants which th...

Fish Butte Lake
0-0 Minutes · Summer/Fall

Fly fishing, Fishing Butte Lake

Hike Lassen Peak
4-5 Hours · Summer/Fall

Hiking Lassen Peak

Hike Reflection Lake Loop
15-30 Minutes · Spring/Summer

A short and relatively flat walk offers views of Lassen Peak and Chaos Crags volcanoes, often seen reflecting...

Practical

At a glance

Eingerichtet
1916
Öffnen
Daily open 24 hours
Preis
Private Vehicle $10, Motorcycle $10, Per Person $10
Barrierefreiheit
some areas wheelchair accessible
Adresse
38050 Highway 36 East, Mineral, CA 96063
Öffnungszeiten
Daily open 24 hours
Telefon
530 595 6100
Preis
~€9
Webseite
www.nps.gov

Wissenswertes

Parkplätze können in der Hochsaison schnell voll werden, kommen Sie früh.
Einige Wanderwege können aufgrund von Schnee bis spät im Frühling geschlossen sein.
Kleiden Sie sich in Schichten, die Temperaturen können schnell wechseln.
Bringen Sie Wasser und Snacks mit, im Park gibt es nur begrenzte Optionen.

Foto: NPS Photo / Scott Arnaz