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Driving
Lassen National Forest Backcountry Byway
Complete Backcountry Byway Guide in PDF (Large File - 80mb)
- Intro Section (9mb - PDF)
- Sierra Nevada Section (15mb - PDF)
- Lands of Ishi Section (17mb - PDF)
- The Crossroads Section (11.5mb - PDF)
- Thousand Lakes Section (12mb - PDF)
- Valley to Valley Section (9.5mb - PDF)
- Ending Section (6mb - PDF)
Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway
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Along this 500 mile journey from
volcano to volcano you will find opportunities for adventure, exploration,
communion with nature and an appreciation for the culture and history
of the region.
The southern end of the byway begins at California's Lake Almanor, just miles from the active geothermal features at Lassen Volcanic National Park. The northern end of the byway is capped by Crater Lake National Park in Oregon where mysteries of the earth's interior are studied.
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- Lassen National Forest
Visitor Guide
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- Please Be Careful
with Fire
You can help protect the forest from wildfires by knowing and following rules for the safe use of fire.
- Outdoor Safety
Before you travel check out these safety tips and checklists from our Washington Office.
- General Rules
The general rules for national forests and grasslands include details about camping, pets, and other topics.
- Outdoor Ethics
Etiquette expected of visitors to national forests and grasslands is outlined in this "Leave No Trace" web site.
- Washington Office Recreation Page
National Forests and Grasslands offer a diversity of outdoor opportunities. These lands are yours - to visit, to care for, but most of all, to enjoy.
- Recreation on Federal Lands
Recreation.Gov is your one-stop source for finding recreational opportunities on federal lands.
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