This rating is for the park management. There is only one way to visit anything, that's the long windy road thru the park. Really simple. But because of the 2021 fires, many trails are not accessible… Full review by Soheila S
Jul 10, 2023
ROAD CLOSURES DUE TO SNOW (SEPT '22) We had planned our visit to Lassen 9 months in advance as part of a NorCal road trip. Unfortunately, the day we had scheduled for Lassen, the middle section of ro… Full review by dwfr
Jun 10, 2023
We had planned to come and do the Devil’s Kitchen hike which was recommended by another reviewer. Not knowing much about national parks or really parks in general, I didn’t so much research. As it tu… Full review by BobiTychynskiShimoda
We were at Lassen National Park last week and saw dogs on two trails. We asked the rangers and they said absolutely NO DOGS on trails. They can be on leash in picnic areas. The …
We were at Lassen National Park last week and saw dogs on two trails. We asked the rangers and they said absolutely NO DOGS on trails. They can be on leash in picnic areas. The rule of thumb, they said, is that you can't take a dog where you can't take a car. Lassen National FOREST is a different story. There are many trails there where dogs are allowed.
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The Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center is open year-round. Information, restrooms and water are available year-round in the vestibule of the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor...
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