We walked through the remnant tubes magma and onto something that sounded vaguely interesting, glass mountain. Apparently there were lots of obsidian lying around and people were pretty free to walk around. California actually has two placed called Glass Mountain and as the one we didn’t go to is by Yosemite, finding information on this …
Now that we better understood some of the active volcanoes in the area, we went to see what some of their predecessors had done by exploring a couple of the caves in Lava Beds. There are so many caves that it would probably take 3 days to explore all the ones that are open to …
The USA’s second deepest lake behind us, we began our trek North, researching places as we went. One place that happened to be on our route and seemed interesting enough was Lassen. It sounded interesting enough, but not awe-inspiring, but it was on the way, so why not, right? The park encompasses one of the …
After our brief stint jumping over an in-land border, we crossed another line, from Nevada into California so that we could pivot North at Lake Tahoe. Known for tourism in all seasons, this massive lake feeds draws countless visitors in the summer and every town around the lake shows it. We drove through the town …