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Diamond Peak, 7,968 ft., (center), Brokeoff Mountain, 9,235 ft., (left, distance), and Lassen Peak, 10,457 ft. (right, distance), seen looking northwest from Crumbaugh Trail as it descends steeply to East Sulphur Creek and Mill Creek Falls.
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As you hike along the trail, evidence of the areas volcanic past can be seen along the trail.
The rugged mountains of Lassen Volcanic National Park are seen through the beautiful fir forest of Crumbaugh Lake Trail.
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Joan Pendleton
Jul 2, 2020 near Shingletown, CA
“Diamond Peak, 7,968 ft., (center), Brokeoff Mountain, 9,235 ft., (left, distance), and Lassen Peak, 10,457 ft. (right, distance), seen looking northwest from Crumbaugh Trail as it descends steeply to East Sulphur Creek and Mill Creek Falls.”  

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Diamond Peak, 7,968 ft., (center), Brokeoff Mountain, 9,235 ft., (left, distance), and Lassen Peak, 10,457 ft. (right, distance), seen looking northwest from Crumbaugh Trail as it descends steeply to East Sulphur Creek and Mill Creek Falls.
The rugged mountains of Lassen Volcanic National Park are seen through the beautiful fir forest of Crumbaugh Lake Trail.
At the top of Mill Creek Falls, the tallest waterfall in Lassen Volcanic Nationals Park, East Sulphur Creek plunges off a cliff to drop over 70 feet into its creek valley far below.
Mill Creek Falls plunges over 70 feet down in this rugged terrain. At the top of the falls, East Sulphur Creek that is bridged on the left, collects Bumpass Creek (upper center right), and together they drop off the cliff as Mill Creek Falls.
Mill Creek Falls from an observation platform in the early spring.
Mt. Conard, 8,204 ft., rises above Conard Meadows when looking south on Crumbaugh Lake Trail.
Crumbaugh Lake Trail travels through beautiful, sunlit fir forest with glimpses of rugged peaks through the trees.
As you hike along the trail, evidence of the areas volcanic past can be seen along the trail.
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Crumbaugh Lake Trail

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Chester, CA