Things To Do
in Lassen
Lassen, CA
THINGS TO DO
Featured Lassen Hotels & Resorts
Best Western Rose Quartz Inn ─ Click for reviews and book online
306 Main St., Chester, CA
Nestled among the Sierra Nevada Mountain range in northern California, lies the Best Western Rose Quartz Inn. This Chester hotel is located next to Lake Almanor offering a variety of water activities such as boating, water skiing and fishing.
Lassen All Activities
Bodfish Bicycles and Quiet Mountain Sports
149 Main St. Chester, CA 530 258-2338
Bicycle sales and rentals.
The multiuse "paved" portion of the trail is over 11 miles long and connects Lake Almanor West to the Canyon Dam Boat Launch. The trail winds through a mixed conifer forest with spectacular views of Lake Almanor, Dyer Mountain, and Lassen Peak.
The second largest natural lake in California, Eagle Lake is framed by pine and sage. Camping, fishing, swimming, picnicking, and boating are popular activities. Family and group campgrounds, naturalist activities, marina, boat launch facilities, store, laundry, and showers are available. The seven mile long South Shore Trail is ideal for bicycles or just a pleasant stroll. Eagle Lake is famed for its trophy trout.
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Scenic Airplane Tours / Flying Biplane & Gliders
P. O. Box 1158 Chester, CA 96020 530-258-3616
Mt. Lassen Aviation Scenic Flights, Charters & Instruction
P.O. Box 3877 Quincy, CA 95971
Their mission is to promote understanding, appreciation, and protection of the biodiversity of the Feather River Region through education, research, and the restoration and conservation of natural ecosystems.
Alamanor Bowling Center -- Fun Center
376 Main Street Chester, CA (530) 258-4300
Almanor Bowling and Golf Center is a great place for family fun and entertainment in Chester. We offer wonderful recreation for a family in Northern California. Enjoy open play bowling, Cosmic bowling, air hockey, billiards and one virtual golf simulator, the full service Bear Club Lounge with a "big screen" TV featuring ESPN and ESPN2 for the sports enthusiast, happy hour Tuesday through Saturday from 5:oo to 6:oo p.m. and a great snack bar with fresh meat hamburgers cooked to order and fresh French fries cooked in low-cholesterol oil.
Come explore the underground world of a lava tube. The self-guided trail is approximately 1/3 mile long and the cave is completely dark, so don't forget to bring a flashlight.
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Please see our page on boating and water sports
Please see our page on boating and water sports
Memorial Skate Park
1200 North St., Susanville, CA (530) 257-1030
Snow Skiing / Cross Country Skiing / Snowshoeing
Goodrich Creek Valley 15 miles west of Susanville on HIghway 36. 7 miles east of Westwood.
downhill, cross-country skiing, and snowboarding
Plumas Eureka Ski Bowl is located just above Johnsville, CA.
Stover Mountain -- Down hill reort
Hwy 36 & 89 (530) 258-4220
4 Runs, Rope Tow, Snowboard
Bodfish Bicycles and Quiet Mountain Sports
149 Main St. Chester, CA 530 258-2338
Cross country skis & snowshoes sales and rentals.
The Sports Nut
208 Main St., Chester, CA (530) 258-3327
Cross Country Routes
Bogard Routes -- Groomed cross country Trails
Fredonyer Routes -- Groomed cross country Trails
Jonesville Snow Park -- Groomed cross country Trails
Morgan Summit Snowmobile Park -- Groomed cross country Trails
Swain Mountain Snowmobile Park -- Groomed cross country Trails
Majors Outpost -- Plumas Pines Resort
3000 Almanor Dr., West Lake Almanor, CA (530) 259-2727
Snowmobile rentals and tours.
P.O. Box 2547 Chester, CA 96020 530-596-3822
Ten miles south of the junction of state routes 89 and 44 near Old Station, California.
Alamanor Bowling Center -- Fun Center
376 Main Street Chester, CA (530) 258-4300
Almanor Bowling and Golf Center is a great place for family fun and entertainment in Chester. We offer wonderful recreation for a family in Northern California. Enjoy open play bowling, Cosmic bowling, air hockey, billiards and one virtual golf simulator, the full service Bear Club Lounge with a "big screen" TV featuring ESPN and ESPN2 for the sports enthusiast, happy hour Tuesday through Saturday from 5:oo to 6:oo p.m. and a great snack bar with fresh meat hamburgers cooked to order and fresh French fries cooked in low-cholesterol oil.
151 North Boulder Drive Redding, CA (530) 246-9550
Northern California's Premier Water Park. Featuring waterslides, raging river tube ride, kiddy activity area, the all new cyclone, and so much more! Coolest place in Redding since 1997.
328 Main Street, McCloud, CA (530) 964-2142
Enjoy fine dining and exquisite scenery while traveling aboard the Shasta Sunset Dinner Train. Site includes schedule information, current menu, gift certificates, and more!"
Locherman Canyon is a one-mile interpretive trail and outdoor classroom with an amphitheater. Call the Almanor Ranger District office at 530-258-2141 for more information.
Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway – Scenic drive
P.O. Box 832, Mount Shasta, CA (866) 722-9929
Travel the Volcanic Legacy Byway All American Road in Oregon and California for outdoor recreation and family vacations, to explore Crater Lake National Park, Lassen, Mount Shasta or to experience rafting, hiking, fishing, hunting, biking, skiing and other exciting outdoor adventures
Hwy 89/44, approximately 1.5 miles south of Hwy 89/44 junction in Old Station.
Self-guided interpretive trail through the origin of the Hat Creek Lava Flow. See spattercones, craters, and a beautiful view of the Hat Creek Valley. Loop trail, approximately 1.5 miles long.
Scenic auto tour: Quincy to Susanville
As you drive along paved highways linking Quincy to Susanville, you will be following an ancient trail through the land of the Mountain Maidu Indians.
Historic Greenville Main Street – Walking Tour
The Greenville City Hall Memorial Museum provides a brochure and map of the historical sites.
The second largest natural lake in California, Eagle Lake is framed by pine and sage. Camping, fishing, swimming, picnicking, and boating are popular activities. Family and group campgrounds, naturalist activities, marina, boat launch facilities, store, laundry, and showers are available. The seven mile long South Shore Trail is ideal for bicycles or just a pleasant stroll. Eagle Lake is famed for its trophy trout.
Hwy 89/44, approximately 1.5 miles south of Hwy 89/44 junction in Old Station.
Self-guided interpretive trail through the origin of the Hat Creek Lava Flow. See spattercones, craters, and a beautiful view of the Hat Creek Valley. Loop trail, approximately 1.5 miles long.
The multiuse "paved" portion of the trail is over 11 miles long and connects Lake Almanor West to the Canyon Dam Boat Launch. The trail winds through a mixed conifer forest with spectacular views of Lake Almanor, Dyer Mountain, and Lassen Peak.
Lily Pond Nature Trail Trailhead: Loomis Museum Parking Area Round trip distance: 1 mile and takes about 1 hour. Terrain: It's an easy walk that takes you through forests and around beautiful mountain lakes.
Locherman Canyon is a one-mile interpretive trail and outdoor classroom with an amphitheater. Call the Almanor Ranger District office at 530-258-2141 for more information.
Historic Greenville Main Street – Walking Tour
The Greenville City Hall Memorial Museum provides a brochure and map of the historical sites.
Please see our water sports page
Please see our water sports page
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