1. BIG SPRING, SUBWAY CAVE (lava tube), and BURNEY FALLS STATE PARK, 8,
14, and 41 miles respectively north of Manzanita Lake on Highway No. 89.
2. BUTTE LAKE CAMPGROUND and 1½-mile hike over the Old Emigrant Trail to
CINDER CONE (Self-Guiding Nature Trail). A 30-mile drive from Manzanita
Lake; proceed north on Highway No. 44 for nearly 15 miles, east, and
later south, following the signs 15 miles to Butte Lake.
3. WARNER VALLEY and DRAKESBAD: South and east on Highways No. 89 and
No. 36 to Chester, then north and west on an oiled road 18 miles to
Drakesbad. (Self-guiding Nature Trail).
4. JUNIPER and HORSESHOE LAKES: via dirt roads about 18 miles north from
Chester.
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The Loomis Museum Association is a non-profit organization which is
dedicated to the accumulation and dissemination of information
concerning the human and natural history of Lassen Volcanic National
Park. The following publications are available at the Manzanita Lake
Visitor Center during the summer and at Park Headquarters in Mineral all
year. Mail orders should be addressed to Loomis Museum Association,
Mineral, Calif. 96063. Price lists are available on request.
LASSEN—HIS LIFE AND LEGACY—
GEOLOGY OF LASSEN’S LANDSCAPE—
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE LASSEN VOLCANO—
ROAD GUIDE TO LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK—
INDIANS OF LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK AND VICINITY—
BIRDS OF LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK—
FLOWERS OF LASSEN—
FIELD GUIDE TO THE TREES AND SHRUBS OF LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK—
AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES OF LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK—
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ASK
THE MAN IN THE
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE UNIFORM
[Illustration: Ranger]
_He’ll be glad to help you!_