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Photo Galleries

Hiking Trails Photo Galleries
Galleries include Brokeoff Mountain, Bumpass Hell, Cold Boiling and Crumbaugh Lakes, Crags Lake, Devil's Kitchen, Kings Creek Falls, Lassen Peak, Manzanita Lake, Mill Creek Falls, Mt. Harkness, Paradise Meadow, Ridge Lakes, Terrace, Shadow, and Cliff Lakes

Natural Features Photo Galleries
Galleries include lakes, waterfalls, and hydrothermal areas

Plants and Wildlife Photo Galleries
Gallery includes Lassen Wildflowers

Road Opening Photo Galleries
Galleries include 2006, 2008, 2009, and 2010 road openings

 

 

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reddish color microscopic snow alage

Did You Know?
The reddish color sometimes observed on top of snow at Lassen Volcanic NP snow is a living organism called snow algae. When snow begins to thaw, these microscopic organisms spring to life. They function as a primary food source and are being studied for their cancer-fighting properties.
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Last Updated: August 16, 2010 at 12:51 MST