11 Spots to Explore in Lassen Volcanic National Park
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- Lassen Volcanic National Park is one of California's nine national parks and it is located in Northern California. The park is centered around Lassen Peak, a dormant volcano that erupted in the early 1900s. The park features hundreds of miles of hiking trails, stunning waterfalls and many geothermal features. Let me know what your favorite spot is in Lassen Volcanic National Park in the comments.
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Lassen would've definitely been one of California's most famous national parks with the volcanos, geothermal activity, and general Californian Alpine Nature all in one if it was more south, but hey, hidden gems are called gems for a reason.
agree. the other parks are overrun with hordes of humans. ugh
I was there in 1966, an Old Man told us about seeing it erupt from San Francisco; after his stint in the Great War he hiked to the top with a group. He said there were a lot of geysers and fumerals active in the crater. He also told us about enjoying the San Francisco Earthquake and the clean up & rebuilding.
When I was there in 1966 there were still a lot of broken trees from the 1915 eruption.
I can’t express enough how awesome Cinder Cone is. It was brutal as hell to get up, but it’s one of my favorite hikes of any National Park I’ve been to and I rarely hear people talk about it!
Good to know that it is a great hike!
Camping and boating in Summit lake is an amazing experience too.
I live in Sacramento and have always wondered what Lassen would be like. After watching this video makes me want to go now. I just did S. Lake Tahoe Emerald Bay a couple weeks ago. So far it’s been a beautiful fall in Cali. Take care. Keep the outdoors motivating.
The northeast side of Tahoe Nevada side is amazing too!
Beautiful scenery for sure.
Just got back from a day trip to hike the peak! Went when I was 7/8 yrs old. After doing the peak for the first time I cant wait to revisit these other great places and see new ones
I live in chester ca, just down the hill from lassen and right on lake almanor. My family and i go up to lassen at least 3 times a year. We love taking our dinner up to lake Helen and backcountry snowboarding in the winter. Its nice to see someone taking an interest in the area and making lassen Park more popular!
Summit Lake to Echo Lake and then Twin Lakes is my favorite day hike. The Twin Lakes have some nice sandy shores to relax at before heading back.
CA’s best kept secret.
I agree, it is one of my favorite national parks!
I agree, too.
NOT ANYMORE UNFORTUNATELY ! GAZILLION PEOPLE LAST YEAR !
Going to visit for the first time in June. So excited!
After watching this video it made me want to go to Lassen one last time before it was snowed out. I even made a video on it. Every bodies hike is different. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you so much for this fabulous video! Very helpful for a trip I'm planning with my sons next year. I now know the places we'll plan to visit within Lassen Volcanic National Park. And I also now realize I need to increase my workouts and endurance level to be able to keep up with my early-20s sons. :)
This is such an amazing video of the National Park.
Thanks for the recommendation
Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing this video.
I visited Lassen and did some hiking years ago. Got one odd the worst sunburns of my life. Also got some great photos of mountain lakes along the way. I really need to get back out that way again and give it further exploration.
I visited lassen about 20 years ago with my brother who lives in cal’ - I would love to see pics of the campgrounds - we stayed for a few days - hiked serious back country - awesome
These are perfect! I’m taking my mom to California for Mother’s day, she will love it!
We just had a pretty good snow up here today with a little more coming this week. I’m not sure the roads into the park will be open by Mother’s Day but I wish you the best. You’ll definitely enjoy it if they’re open.
Thank you for sharing looks great to visit
Thank you very much for this video man. I love all your videos thanks for all your help! 🙏🏻
Thank you for another fun and interesting video. Your knowledge of the places that you visit and your narration is superb. Thank you very much again. We'll try to make it there soon.
Thank you so much. I never even heard of this one. Less visited is awesome, as we don’t enjoy nature as much when there are thousands of people around. We are looking forward to be able to travel to Cali again.
Thank you for a wonderful video. More beautiful than I expected. Hoping to get there next Summer.
Fabulous! We went there for the first time 2 weeks ago and are planning on going back. Thanks for the tips.
Thats awesome, I hope you enjoyed it!
What a beautiful place.
It really is!
I never knew that there was that much to do at Lassen. It will definitely be on the list the next time that I am in North California. Thank you so much for sharing. Peace and Safe Travels.
Same here. I've driven by going to other parks and Oregon. I will have to stop by here. It looks very interesting.
The hike from Butte Lake to Widow Lake is spectacular.
Sweet, thanks for the tip!
Great video! We will be using this as a guide when we visit Lassen. Thanks!
Cold Boiling Lake is an interesting point, too. It's essentially a thermal feature near the end of its life. The water in the lake is cold, and gasses bubble up from the shallow active spot at the lake's edge. It's accessed from the King's Creek Picnic Area and the trail leads into the back end of the Bumpass Hell boardwalk.
Awesome video. Thanks!
Thank you for such awesome videos!
Thanks my friend for this video. It is so cool.
Thanks for the ideas, hope to try them soon!!!
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much. So many of these amateur videos are terrible. You have a great talent!
Holy cow. That looks like a huge national park to fit all those!
Great video and as always, beautiful spots. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great vidos, as always! Thanks!
Visited Lassen in July 2010. A really great experience, but still a lot of snow, so Bumpass Hell was a no go.
Lassen has been on our list for a few years - wanted to explore on our way home from Oregon this year, but no Oregon trip... thanks for a great list!
cool video! definitely a must-see.
Everywhere you've been is on my list! I'll have to document it all so eventually I can do what you do
Great videos man! Thank you, these are such an inspiration!
Glad you like them! Appreciate the kind words!
I gotta say, the hike to Bumpass hell was exhausting in the July heat, but luckily there is usually small areas of snow left over from the heavy winter snows. Super refreshing in the middle of Summer 👍
Thanks,👍 will visit
We hike to paradise meadows and then to shadow lake and it was amazing hike.
6:28 I have come from India and have reached at Lassen park last evening & ready to explore this park. Your video will definitely help me explore since north side is closed and will be heading to south in an hour.
Going to do a service trip there this summer (if no fires), so loved seeing your beautiful photography! Thanks for all the recommendations!
The first part of this video will be very helpful since I think I will be near this park in about a week, but not a ton of time. Looks amazing !
Have fun! Glad it was helpful! Do note that the road closes when it snows
Thanks for sharing this video great video content.
I’m gonna go tonight and try to catch the sunrise for some epic photography.
About 20 years ago drove the trip very late at night. Saw a lot of critters included two red artic foxes that had been recently released and what looked like an otter or very big beaver. The foxes where about 4 miles apart just walking along the road. lived near the area for a couple years.
Butte lake, cinder cone, fantastic lava beds, painted dunes, snag lake, and the red cinder cone are all on the butte lake entrance of the park.. also the campground is decent, has running water and flushing toilets. So it’s easy to stay a few nights camping and hiking.. even swimming in the lake. Plus it’s not quite as busy there because of the lack of services.. it deters the people on day trips.
Thank you
Sweet video really enjoyed it
Informative and great video
Great video!
Ah I miss this place :) need to go back
It is such a special park
Superb video
Yeah, Cinder Cone, incredible hike. By the time back in the parking lot, my brand new hiking boots look like 10 years old
Thank you for this! I've been wanting to go to this park for a few years now. Just haven't been able to plan a trip there yet.
No problem, I hope you make it up there, it is a beautiful park. The major road does close in the winter though
Crazy!
excelente video 💯💯
Another wonderful video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I asked you during the Q&A what Lassen National Park was like and I went that week. The peak did not disappoint!! So tiring, but the views of the lakes and volcano were incredible.
So glad to hear you did it! It is a tough hike but an amazing payoff at the end at least!
Great video
There is a nice lava tube on the way to the cinder cone. It is just out of the park boundary but has easy access.
Get back up here and I'll meet you there for the two other mountain tops. They are still on my hike list.
Sounds awesome!
Hell I need to find you and follow you around. I plan on visiting this place later this year.
Thank you for putting this together. It’s awesome!!
Un parco nazionale forse meno famoso tra i più noti del nord America ma di grande fascino e interesse naturalistico. Mi piacerebbe molto visitsrlo amando la natura e la fotografia
Waiting for your Cinder cone trail video!
Awesome! Maybe '8th wonder of the world' (President Roosevelt)-Burney Falls is missing? Really enjoy your video with the map, so beautiful and neat!
A avid lover of the outdoors and hiking etc from Utah but question for you, have you done a video of your favorite national park in California? All the best!
de très bon souvenir lors de ma journée faite le 25 octobre 2019. C'était le but du road trip de 2019. Visiter le nord de la Californie car moins touristique. Hâte d'y revenir dès qu'on le pourra.
I am so glad you got to visit it and saw some of the less touristy areas!
I was just there this weekend. The fire from 2021 has devastated the forest. It’s still worth the trip, but the devastation to the woodlands makes it more dangerous for hikers as burned trees are a hazard.
Yeah I was there at the fires helping the firefighters. Big respect to them it’s very hard work what they do
We’re going in a few weeks - any places you recommend we see that weren’t burned? Camping at Battle Creek we think (outside the park)
@@Andy-vt7sl so much was burned that it’s hard to imagine anything surrounding the area not having damage, but it’s still 100% worth going. Be very careful for the burned trees when hiking.
@@Shansum91 thanks - we’ll see what we can find
Aaaaaah yeeeaaahhhh!!!
Hoping to go when restrictions are lifted 😊😊😊
Cinder Cone is best accessed via Butte Lake Campground but parking is very limited for day trekking. There isn’t much else in that isolated corner of the park unless you are hiking to or camping at Butte Lake. As always, stay on the trails and pack out what you take in.
Your videos are always so sharp and colorful! I apologize if you've covered this previously, but what settings are you using on your A7RIII? Also, are you using s-log or doing any grading? Are you shooting to an external recorder?
Wow man you’ve talked us into putting it on our list!!! Another great video buddy!
Is there any restrictions to visit now?
I missed entering Yosemite last month, since I didn’t know we need reservation to go in Yosemite park. However I still got an amazing time at Oakhurst town though!
Thanks for this amazing video !
That is cool. I really love your videos!
Trails to a) Terrace, Shadow, Cliff lakes; b) Mill Creek Falls; c) Ridge Lakes, d) Mount Harkness. Unfortunately, the July/August 2021 Dixie Fire has cut off all of Warner Valley and Juniper Lake areas, but the park will recover.
Is the big beaver dam still there? That was fun to look at too. Great video! (:
My backyard. Just went to the caribou wilderness
Devil's kitchen looks really cool, but it is 1hr 20m from the south end of the park starting at the visitors center, I think the video said about 40min.
Have you been to Mammoth Lakes and Devil’s Postpile? I’d love to see you do more national monuments. 😄
I think he did, check the videos.
Here is my most recent video from Devil's Postpile, it was a few years ago ua-cam.com/video/jgbMiHbxozo/v-deo.html
This looks amazing, and is this recently?
Most of this was the end of August but there are some clips from previous years as well
What are the best places to backcountry camp out there?
Just wondering if hwy 89 is open on december or they usually close it on winter?
крутой обзор!
I prefer Brokeoff Peak to Lassen as it is less popular and offers the best view of Lassen itself. And in my opinion, Cinder Cone is the best hike in the park. 👍
east of Redding AND RedBluff !! 2 towns in NorCal that hate SF lol
What’s the best time of year to head up that way?
I have same question as another person who commented. What is the best time to visit Lassen? My husband and I tried three different times, all in April on our way home from the Tulip Festival in Washington state. Two times the north entrance was closed ten miles in and once from the south entrance, which was closed five miles in. I still want to go, but don’t want to be disappointed again.
July and August are definitely the best times to visit. I go all year round but I live near there and have snowshoes. If you’re not camping and just making a day trip it’s best to get there early, maybe as early as 8am to beat the crowds and get parking close to the most popular spots.
👍😍
Hi Josh, I hope you family is doing well.
QUESTION: When you go to Lassen NP do you camp there? I haven't been yet because we have a 24' class C RV and I understand no rigs longer than 20' are allowed through the park. What about dogs? Are they allowed on the trails?
Thanks for these wonderful views and information. ~Lucy
Thanks for watching and for the message! I didn't camp on this trip, I just drove in from Redding. I have camped before though and there are a bunch of campgrounds. More info on that here www.nps.gov/lavo/planyourvisit/camping-in-campgrounds.htm - It looks like there are a lot of pet restrictions as well here www.nps.gov/lavo/planyourvisit/pets.htm
@@californiathroughmylens Thank You for the information. I will check them out!
visited 2 weeks ago :)
That's awesome! How was it?
@@californiathroughmylens great! watched your bumpass hell video before that travel
Bumpass hell looks different... did they "remodel" the walks etc?
Yea, it got remodeled and the walkway changed a few years back.
Can you do a video where is the best place to see California Fall Colors? Is there a good place in Socal?
Was planning to do that this year but then had to put it off since my wife just had twins. I hope to do one next year though. Here is a good resource for fall color in CA www.californiafallcolor.com/
@@californiathroughmylens Thank you and take care
Can you list wheelchair accessible waterfalls and other cool places in California that is wheelchair accessible
Sorry if I missed but what time of year did you film this?