Loaded with steaming sulfur vents, rugged craters, and bubbling mud pots, the landscape of Lassen Volcanic National Park is a fascinating place to explore. With so much to see, it can be hard deciding on a good place to start! As one of the park’s most famous landmarks, a hike across Cinder Cone is definitely a great option. Trekking across this 700-foot-tall landmark is a wild experience in itself, but it’s the views of the surrounding volcanic landscape that will leave you floored.

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Have you hiked across Cinder Cone before? A visit to Lassen Volcanic National Park never disappoints! Feel free to share your favorite memories of this otherworldly park with us in the comments below.

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