Lassen National Park

Sitting on the Pacific ring of fire, Mt. Lassen last erupted 7 miles into the stratosphere in 1915 and dramatically altered the landscape. Shortly after in 1916, the area was declared a national park due to its signficance as an active volcanic landscape. This is California's version of Yellowstone, sporting mud pots, sulphurous odors, boiling mud and walkways to keep you safely off of the ground. Mt. Lassen dominates the landscape and as a short 2.5 hour walk, it's possible for most to make it to the top of a 10,457' peak.

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