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The Official Travel Guide to the Shasta Cascade Region

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Susanville/Lassen Country

Eagle Lake trout, logging heritage & forested plateaus

Lassen Country, one of the last true undiscovered jewels of Northern California, is an outdoor recreation paradise that offers outdoor recreation experiences from summer camping, hiking and fishing to autumn hunting, winter snowmobiling and sledding. In spring there are numerous wildlife watching opportunities.

Hidden Treasures in the district include Bizz Johnson National Trail, a 25-mile rail trail along the Susan River; Lassen Historical Museum, featuring artifacts native to Lassen and old time lumbering equipment; and a 22-foot tall statue of the legendary logger, Paul Bunyan and his blue ox, which honor Westwood's logging heritage.