18 thoughts on “Kalifornien Rundreise: Vom Mount Shasta zum Lassen Volcanic Nationalpark”

  1. Very unique landscape – I’d really like to explore California some more. How long did it take to drive to the top of Mt. Shasta? The views remind me of parts of southern Spain.

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    • It is amazing how different the landscapes are in this area. It seems to me you have everything. Desserts, volcanoes, lush forests, lakes, snow, the sea,….

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  2. That’s a really beautiful landscape, looks more like Iceland than California. I love the tale of the hidden city, I would love to visit to explore the tale further!

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  3. Great pictures 🙂 Would love to jump in the mud pools (if they weren’t so hot haha) and crack open the dino egg to find a perfectly persevered baby dino!! …Okay so those things probably wouldn’t happen, but it looks like a cool place to visit 😛

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  4. Looks EXTREMELY inviting. I wish I had made time to explore the west coast a bit more when living in the states.

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  5. Ever since I finished reading Wild by Cheryl Strayed I’ve been wanting to visit this area. I did an extensive roadtrip through the US last year but not to Oregon unfortuanely, maybe next year 🙂 great pictures btw!

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    • Mount Shasta and the Lassen Volcanic Parc are actually in California. Mount Shasta is close to the Orgeon border. Never heard about the book Wild (will google it ASAP). 😀

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  6. Wir haben es im vergangenen Jahr bei unserem US-.Roadtrip leider nicht bis in den Lassen Nationalpark geschafft :/ Die Fumarole erinnern definitiv an Island!

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