Join Diane and Andy. We started this blog as we began our travels across America in our RV in 2004. (This blog will go back to January of 2005, but for 2004 travels you can visit our website at www.diandy.com). In 2009 we settled down once again, but in Colorado. Our family has since grown (and moved), and we are once again eager to explore our beautiful country, and hopefully the world...this time with the intent of sharing our love for travel with our little love.
Monday, July 16, 2007
Old Station, CA - Lassen Volcanic Nat'l Park
You could see Lassen Peak from many places around the Hat Creek Valley before even entering Lassen Volcanic N.P. It towers above many of the other volcanoes in the area. Lassen last erupted in 1915, so it's relatively young. It has the most seismic activity in the Ring of Fire. A large portion of the valley is the old lava bed which is now dotted with low-lying manzanita bushes and blooming mountain mahogany trees. But other areas are covered with towering pine trees.


Helen's Lake sits on the south side of Lassen at an elevation around 8,500'. It's blue-green color was vibrant. There were many small lakes around the park.
From other areas in the valley, you could see all the way to Mt Shasta. What a sight.
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