Mount Lassen

Mount Lassen is a dormant volcano in Northern California and part of the Cascade Range. It last erupted in 1914, making it one of the youngest volcanoes in the United States. Its summit reaches 10,457 feet, offering striking views and hydrothermal features like hot springs and boiling fumaroles. The Lassen Volcanic National Park protects this area, allowing visitors to experience diverse geothermal activity and rugged volcanic landscapes. The mountain's geologic activity is a reminder of the Earth's dynamic nature, and it serves as a popular site for outdoor recreation, scientific study, and understanding volcanic processes.