Lassen Volcanic National Park
Fire Restrictions in Effect — Due to high fire danger, fire restrictions are in effect in all areas of Lassen Volcanic National Park. Building, maintaining, attending, or using open fires, campfires, or stove fires is prohibited, including charcoal. Self-contained propane or petroleum camp stoves are permitte
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 ↗
No water available in restrooms at Butte Lake campgrounds — Currently, no water is available in the restrooms at the Butte Lake campgrounds. Work is underway to restore it. Pit toilets are available.
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 ↗
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.
Source: US National Park Service, refreshed several times a day.
Introducción
El Parque Nacional Volcánico de Lassen es un destino único en California, conocido por sus características geotérmicas y paisajes volcánicos. Establecido en 1916, ofrece a los visitantes la oportunidad de explorar manantiales hirvientes, fumarolas y los restos de erupciones pasadas, incluyendo el notable Pico Lassen, que erupcionó por última vez en 1915.
Los diversos ecosistemas del parque van desde bosques frondosos hasta terrenos volcánicos desolados. Los visitantes suelen recorrer los senderos para experimentar de cerca las maravillas geotérmicas, como Bumpass Hell, donde se pueden ver charcas de barro burbujeante y respiraderos humeantes. Sin embargo, prepárate para condiciones climáticas variables y accesibilidad de senderos, especialmente en primavera.
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Foto: NPS Photo / Scott Arnaz