Generated by Rank Math SEO, this is an llms.txt file designed to help LLMs better understand and index this website. # St. Bernard Lodge: Lassen National Park Lodging ## Sitemaps [XML Sitemap](https://stbernardlodge.com/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages. ## Posts - [When to See Our World in Bloom Where to see Wildflowers](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/when-to-see-wildflowers/): Our area becomes a sea of color from late May until September. The wildflowers arrive to shed a delicate beauty on the world. Nearby, Lassen Volcanic National Park has more than 700 flowering plants. Plumas County supports over 2,000 species of plants, including many rare and gorgeous wildflowers. You could center an entire trip or many trips over different seasons just by looking at wildflowers. Here are a few of our favorite blooms and when to find them. We’ve listed them in order of earliest to latest colors for ease in planning your trip.  2023 should be an excellent year for wildflowers late into the summer and a great year to visit waterfalls in the region. - [Explore the Devastated Area in Lassen Volcanic Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/devastated-area/): If you're looking for a place where the raw power of a volcano is still written across the landscape, the Devastated Area at Lassen Volcanic National Park is one of the most compelling stops in all of northern California. The 3-square-mile stretch on the eastern slope of Lassen Peak is not just a scenic overlook. It's a living record of one of the most significant volcanic events in American history, where the earth literally rearranged itself. Whether you're a geology buff, a history lover, or just someone who wants to see something truly extraordinary, the Devastated Area delivers a perspective on nature's force that's hard to find anywhere else in the lower 48. - [Visit Kings Creek Falls in Lassen National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/kings-creek-falls/): Located in Lassen Volcanic National Park, the Kings Creek Falls trail leads you through a landscape that seems too dramatic to be real, where volcanic geology, alpine meadows, and a cascading 30-foot waterfall. Whether you're a seasoned trail runner or someone lacing up hiking boots for the first time, Kings Creek Falls hits that sweet spot of accessible and spectacular. - [Hike the Lassen Peak Trail](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/lassen-peak-trail/): Lassen Peak Trail is often considered one of the best hikes in Lassen National Park, and it earns that reputation the moment the climb begins. This iconic route to the summit offers a rare opportunity to walk up an active volcano, with every switchback revealing stunning views of Northern California's rugged landscape. As you gain elevation, forests give way to open slopes of volcanic rock, creating a dramatic contrast that feels almost otherworldly. Reaching the top delivers a clear, panoramic view of Mt. Lassen and the surrounding wilderness, making this one of the most rewarding summits in the region. - [Lakes in California: Head to Lake Almanor in Chester, CA](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/lake-almanor-in-chester-ca/): On your visit to Plumas County, head out to Lake Almanor for a fun day in the sun! Even in the early fall, the weather stays warm for kayaking, boating, hiking, birdwatching, and fishing on the lake. Located in the charming small town of Chester, CA, Lake Almanor is also a beautiful place to catch sight of stunning fall colors and spend a relaxing day outdoors. - [Our Favorite Lakes in Lassen Volcanic Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/lakes-in-lassen-volcanic-park/): When people think about Lassen Volcanic Park, they often picture steaming fumaroles, bubbling mud pots, and towering volcanic peaks. But some of the park's most memorable scenery can actually be found along the shores of its lakes. There are nearly 20 lakes in Lassen Volcanic Park, each with a different character. From peaceful forest-lined waters to dramatic alpine lakes reflecting Lassen Peak, these crystal-clear lakes are among the most scenic lakes in California. It's one of the best opportunities to experience one of the most unique National Parks in California. - [Our Favorite Lassen Volcanic National Park Trails](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/lassen-volcanic-national-park-trails/): If you have been researching Lassen Volcanic National Park trails, you already know this is not your average park. Lassen National Park is one of the few places in the world where you can see multiple types of California volcanoes in one compact area. Jagged lava domes, steaming fumaroles, alpine lakes, and forested slopes all share the same landscape. Trails wind past boiling mud pots, climb toward panoramic views of Mt Lassen, and loop around clear mountain lakes that reflect the surrounding peaks. - [The Best Things to Do in Lassen National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/things-to-do-in-lassen-national-park/): There are so many fantastic things to do in Lassen National Park, located in Northern California. This unique destination allows visitors to witness all four types of volcanoes—shield, plug dome, cinder cone, and stratovolcano—within a single park. This geological wonderland offers a diverse landscape, from bubbling hydrothermal areas to placid mountain lakes, making it a captivating spot for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. - [These Are the Best Northern California National Parks](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/best-northern-california-national-parks/): Exploring the absolute jaw-dropping beauty of the Northern California National Parks is something everyone should do at least once in their lifetime. Depending on your available vacation time, there's a lovely road trip beginning in the shade of the tallest trees on Earth on the Lost Coast at the National Redwoods State Park and ending at the iconic towering granite cliffs of Yosemite National Park. With a few more stunning examples of the best Northern California National Parks in between. - [The Best Time to Hike the Bumpass Hell Trail](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/hike-the-bumpass-hell-trail/): The Bumpass Hell Trail leads to the largest hydrothermal area in Lassen Volcanic National Park. Winter conditions persist into late spring, so planning your hike with these conditions in mind is important. Of course, the Bumpass Hell Trail is just one of the great hikes in the Lassen area. The park features over 150 miles of trails suitable for all ages and abilities. Whether you seek a mellow meander or a heart-pumping ascent, this national park offers it all. - [The Best Time to Visit Lassen Volcanic National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/best-time-to-visit-lassen-national-park/): While Northern California has a way of pulling people in year-round, the best time to visit Lassen National Park is widely considered to be July to September. During these summer months, Lassen Volcanic National Park is accessible in ways that simply aren't possible the rest of the year. Roads are clear, all trails are open, and the full range of natural features that make this park so special are easy to experience. Days are comfortably warm, nights cool off just enough for restful sleep, and conditions are ideal for hiking. - [Explore the Rugged Beauty of the Plumas National Forest](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/plumas-national-forest/): Plumas National Forest is a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts who love wide-open spaces, mountain air, and uncrowded trails. Spring is an exciting season, as melting snow reveals rivers, waterfalls, and green meadows across Plumas National Forest; this region of Northern California is ideal for those planning late spring, summer, and fall adventures. From scenic drives to quiet trailheads, this stunning forest offers memorable days in the fresh air. - [Things to do in Lassen National Park This Winter](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/things-to-do-in-lassen-winter/): There are a surprising number of things to do in Lassen National Park during the Lassen Volcanic National Park winter season! This Northern California destination transforms into a shimmering playground for everyone who loves snow activities and quiet, scenic escapes. When the peaks, valleys, and geothermal features are dusted in fresh powder, the park becomes a magical snowy winter wonderland; somehow even more breathtaking than in summer. Even better, winter visitation is low, giving you peaceful access to all the things to do in Lassen National Park without the crowds. - [Plan the Best Weekend Getaways in California](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/weekend-getaways-in-california/): If you're looking to plan the best weekend getaways in California, head to Northern California's trailheads, mountains, National Parks, and lakes. This region is filled with natural beauty, charming towns, and endless ways to reconnect with nature. Whether you crave outdoor adventure or a cozy retreat, you'll find it here in the shadow of Lassen Volcanic National Park: the crown jewel of this region. - [Explore the Pacific Crest Trail: Best Hikes in California](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/pacific-crest-trail/): The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is one of America’s great National Scenic Trails, stretching more than 2,600 miles from the Mexican border in California to the Canadian border in Washington. Thousands travel portions of it each year on foot or by horse, drawn by the chance to experience deserts, forests, volcanic peaks, and rugged mountain ranges. For those who complete it, a thru-hike means covering the trail end-to-end in a single trip; an achievement recognized with a medal and certificate of completion. - [The Best Lassen Volcanic National Park Trails for Hiking](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/hike-at-lassen-volcanic-national-park/): From steaming vents to panoramic peaks, Lassen Volcanic National Park shines in autumn. During this transitional season, you'll find fewer crowds and cooler temperatures for hiking. Cottonwoods and aspens scatter the landscape with golden leaves, particularly near Paradise Meadows, giving you glimpses of fall colors in parts of the park. - [Start Planning Your California National Parks Road Trip](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/best-california-national-parks-road-trip/): Whether you're heading down from the Northwest, making a long drive from the East, or flying in and renting a car, a California National Parks road trip will be an unforgettable journey through some of the most beautiful places in the US. A few of the most popular Northern California National Parks are the Redwoods National Park, Lassen Volcanic National Park, and the iconic Yosemite National Park. Planning a national parks vacation that strings these incredible destinations together is one of the best ways to see the Golden State. - [Visit Lava Beds National Monument in Northern California](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/lava-beds-national-monument-in-northern-ca/): Lava Beds National Monument, located in far northeastern California near the Oregon border, is a striking landscape of volcanic features, rugged terrain, and underground adventure. Carved over thousands of years by eruptions from the Medicine Lake Volcano, the area is home to more than 800 lava tube caves, one of the largest concentrations in North America. Visitors can explore a range of caves from easy walk-through tunnels to complex, challenging systems, all while taking in the stark beauty of high desert terrain dotted with sagebrush, juniper, and volcanic rock. The monument also preserves rich cultural history, including Native American rock art and Modoc War sites. - [Visit the Three Best National Parks in California This Fall](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/three-best-national-parks-in-california/): The three best national parks in California showcase the state's incredible natural diversity, ranging from rugged mountain peaks to coastal rainforests to bubbling geothermal terrain. It's no wonder that exploring the natural beauty of Northern California is on so many people's bucket lists. This fall, start your road trip on the coast at Redwood National Park, through the volcanic landscapes of Lassen, and down to the iconic vistas of Yosemite for unforgettable, jaw-dropping scenery. - [Why You Should Visit Lassen Volcanic Park (Instead of Yosemite)](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/why-you-should-visit-lassen-volcanic-park-instead-of-yosemite/): When planning a trip to Northern California, people tend to go for the big names: Lake Shasta, the Redwood National Forest, and, of course, Yosemite. Some even look further north and head to Crater Lake in Southern Oregon. While these parks promise spectacular natural beauty, they also promise huge crowds and high entrance fees. Lassen Volcanic National Park is one of the best places to visit! - [Why You Should Visit Lassen Volcanic Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/visit-lassen-volcanic-park/): Lassen Volcanic Park is one of the most spectacular sights in Northern California. As one of the largest active volcanoes in the world, it is a geological goldmine. It is an incredible place to observe bubbling mud pots, boiling springs, and fumaroles (steam vents). In addition to the otherworldly landscapes at Bumpass Hell and Boiling Springs Lake, the scenic vistas from Lassen Peak are awe-inspiring.   - [Plan Your Trips to National Parks in Northern California Now](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/national-parks-in-northern-california/): There are a handful of iconic bucket list-worthy National Parks in Northern California, and the best time to start planning your adventures is during the slow season. Whether you're planning a road trip down the California Coast or flying into a nearby city and renting a car, it's essential to make reservations for camping spots, lodging at local Inns, or getting your park passes well in advance.  - [Hike the Bumpass Hell Trail this Fall in California](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/bumpass-hell-trail-lassen-park/): Hiking to Bumpass Hell Trail in Lassen Volcanic National Park is a unique and exhilarating experience. It provides a firsthand look at an active hydrothermal area featuring bubbling mud pots, vibrant fumaroles, and steaming hot springs. This trail is one of the park's most famous and scenic routes, showcasing a landscape unlike any other in California, and will be one of the most unforgettable hikes! - [Waterfalls in California near Lassen Volcanic National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/waterfalls-in-california/): There's a lovely selection of waterfalls in California near Plumas County and Lassen Volcanic National Park to add to your Northern CA scenic drive or day trip during your visit to this beautiful part of the state. Two waterfalls are within the boundaries of Lassen National Park: Kings Creek Falls and Mill Creek Falls. Both are stunning examples of natural cascades and are well worth the hike. - [Where to Find the Best Northern California Fall Colors](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/best-northern-california-fall-colors/): While Northern California may not be necessarily known for autumnal hues in the mainstream, for those who have seen the striking color change in Plumas County, we know that there are some beautiful California fall colors here, too! Late September and early October are actually considered some of the best times to plan a scenic drive through the lush forests and mountain ranges of Northern CA. The heat of summer will be in the rearview, and the fiery hues pepper the Evergreen landscape.  - [12 National and State Parks for 2024 Road Trip](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/12-national-and-state-parks/): Depending on your time, you can visit these 12 National and State Parks in one long road trip or break them into two or three separate road trips. - [8 Favorite Areas for Wildlife Viewing](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/wildlife-viewing/): While St. Bernard Lodge may not be a designated wildlife viewing area, it does not mean we are short on wildlife.  Bald Eagles, Osprey,  and Blue Herons frequent our ponds and can often be seen from the upstairs windows.  Guests have also spotted Stellar Jays, Woodpeckers, Mallards, Wild Turkeys, Quail, Swallows, Blackbirds, and Canadian Geese in the spring and fall.  Deer, squirrels, muskrats, and river otters are common—occasional bears in the summer and coyotes in winter. - [Favorite Winter Activites in Lassen Volcanic National Park & Lassen National Forest](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/winter-activities-lassen-park/):  Favorite Winter Activities in Lassen Volcanic Park - [Christmas Tree Permits – Northern California – Tree Permits Only $10](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/christmas-tree-permits/): The Lassen National Forest would like to let folks know of a few changes to the Christmas tree permit program that are continued from last year and the changes for 2022 Christmas Tree Permits: - [Fall Colors in Northern California](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/fall-colors-in-northern-california/): We know it’s still summer, but it is never too early to start planning a fall escape. Autumn is truly a spectacular time in Plumas County and has some of the best fall colors in Northern California. The region features some of the most beautiful fall colors in all of California, making it a must-see destination for nature lovers and photographers from all across the country. The moment you step out the door, you will be greeted with a spectacular array of bright yellows, deep golds, and rich reds. Keep an eye out for Mountain Dogwood, California Black Oak, Big Lake Male, Indian Rhubarb, and more. You can see the changing colors from Late September until November. During this time, you will also enjoy blue skies, crisp air, and smaller crowds. Read on for more information about exploring the autumnal splendor of Plumas County locally referred to as Awesome Autumn. - [Hike to Bumpass Hell Hydrothermal Area](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/bumpass-hell-lassen-national-park/): Bumpass Hell Geothermal Area is one of the top attractions in Lassen National Park, and for good reason. Bumpass Hell is the largest hydrothermal area within the park, and easily accessible for hikers of all ages and abilities. The area is open seasonally, from June through about October. - [The Road To Lassen Volcanic National Park Is Open](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/lassen-volcanic-national-park-2/): Lassen Volcanic National Park is a wonderland of things to do and places to see any time of the year, but around the beginning of June the road to this magnificent place opens up and the possibilities to explore more increase! Located in the Shasta Cascade Region of mountains in Northeast California, Lassen is home to all 4 different types of volcanoes seen throughout the world. The effects of the 1915 eruption of Lassen's top are seen to this day. Jagged peaks stretch down to crystal clear lakes, meadows filled with wildflowers, boiling springs, mud pots, and other hydrothermal features are just some of the incredible things to see here. - [5 Unique Plumas County Museums](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/5-unique-plumas-county-museums/): Most people come to Plumas County to take advantage of its abundant opportunities for outdoor adventure. Lassen Volcanic Park, Lake Almanor, and flower and wildlife viewing remain the major tourist draw to the region. However, Plumas County also boasts some fascinating, one-of-a-kind museums for when you feel like returning to civilization. Add these to your Plumas County itinerary to complement your trip with a little history and culture. Here are five fun and unique Plumas County museums. - [Book The Best Lodging Near Lassen Volcanic National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/lassen-volcanic-national-park/): Lassen Volcanic National Park is considered a hidden gem amongst California national parks. At this not-so-well-known area, you'll find a wonderland filled with jaw-dropping views, interesting geologic activity, and sparkling blue lakes in this Northern California wilderness. There are a plethora of activities to do in this world-class national park year-round. Trails and overlooks lead you through this tranquil landscape that is less crowded than many of the other California parks. Our accommodations are the best lodging that you'll find so close to everything you want to see and do here and is the best option for an unforgettable vacation! - [Small Crowds at This Incredible California National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/california-national-park/): The California national park of Lassen Volcanic is a great way to escape into nature and truly get away from it all! Located up in the less populated northeastern corner of the state, about 4 hours from Sacramento, the park is nestled within the peaceful forests and untouched wilderness of the area. It is often overshadowed by Yosemite, Redwoods, and Joshua Tree and because of this, not many people have discovered this impressive California national park with its jagged peaks, clear alpine lakes, wildflower meadows, and an active ground that hisses and bubbles from volcanic activity. - [You Can Still Take a Vacation During a Pandemic](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/you-can-still-take-a-vacation-during-a-pandemic/): Are you itching to get away for a little while? Do you want to plan a vacation but are not sure the best way to do it? The St. Bernard Lodge is open and we have policies and procedures in place to protect you. - [Weekend Getaway from San Francisco to Lassen Volcanic National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/weekend-getaway-to-lassen-park/): California is a big state with much to offer. When you are ready for a weekend getaway within four hours of San Francisco, St. Bernard Lodge looks forward to hosting. - [Meet the Lassen Wolf Pack](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/meet-the-lassen-wolf-pack/): Lassen Volcanic Park is home to its very own wolf pack: the Lassen Wolf Pack. The Lassen Wolf Pack is only the second-known family to make their home in the Northern California wilderness in nearly 100 years. The first family, the Shasta Pack, was discovered in 2015, but has since gone missing from the territory. The 7-wolf pack was last sighted in Nevada. - [6 Top Birding Spots near Lassen Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/6-top-birding-spots-near-lassen-park/): St. Bernard Lodge is lucky to have great birding available on site and several unique and wonderful spots for viewing birds nearby. - [Travel the Feather River Canyon by Train](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/travel-the-feather-river-canyon-by-train/): The special charted train trip starts in Emeryville and will stop to pick up passengers in Martinez, Davis, Sacramento, and Oroville.  Departing eastbound from the Bay Area, the train runs on the former Southern Pacific Route along the water’s edge of San Francisco Bay, which has breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge. After the last pick-up in Oroville, the rail line starts the climb in the High Sierra, running around Lake Oroville. At one point, you will travel over Lake Oroville on the West Branch and then through a series of tunnels under Big Bend Mountain. Once the train reaches the lower region of the Feather River Canyon, you will travel 91 miles through three different areas in the rugged Feather River Canyon.  Several PG&E hydro dams and powerhouses can be seen from the train. You will pass through a total of 32 tunnels as the train journeys from Emeryville to Portola. You will cross the Pulga and Tobin stacked bridges. - [Explore Chester, California](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/explore-chester-california/): Chester is a quaint Northern California town mostly known as a home base for exploring Lake Almanor and Lassen Volcanic National Park. However, you will miss out if you limit yourself to these two famous attractions. Chester may be small, but it has many great options for eating, drinking, shopping, sightseeing, or relaxing. During your stay with us, don’t just limit yourself to Lassen and Lake Almanor. Take some time to explore Chester, too, even if it is just for an afternoon. We promise you will be as charmed as we are. - [6 Great Day Trips from Chester](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog/6-great-day-trips-from-chester/): From exploring Lassen Volcanic National Park to lounging on the shores of Lake Almanor, there is more than enough to do in the Chester area to keep you busy during your entire stay with us. However, if you are looking to travel a little further and discover other gems of Northeastern California, you have plenty of options as well. Here are six awesome day trip ideas, all located within 90 minutes of Chester. These are also great stops to make on your way to or from the St. Bernard Lodge. ## Pages - [Events](https://stbernardlodge.com/events/): Additional Days have been added this year. There are 10 free entrance days. May 25th: Memorial Day June 14th: Flag Day July 3,4 & 5: Independence Day Weekend August 25th: - [Lake Almanor](https://stbernardlodge.com/lake-almanor/): Lake Almanor is located in Plumas County in northern California, just a few minute's drive southeast of  Lassen Volcanic National Park in Mineral, California, and just due east from St. Bernard Lodge in Mill Creek. - [Crater Lake](https://stbernardlodge.com/crater-lake/): Crater Lake National Park is located in southern Oregon, about a half days ride from Lassen Volcanic National Park in northern California. The drive from St. Bernard Lodge to Crater Lake is slightly over 200 miles. - [Redwood National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/redwood-national-park/): There are three types of redwoods: The coast redwood is located in Redwood National Park along the pacific coast of the United States. The giant sequoia is located inland in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California, and the deciduous dawn redwood is located in China and is diminutive by comparison growing to about 115 feet in height. - [Lassen Volcanic Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/lassen-volcanic-park/): Lassen Volcanic Park is Northern California’s under-the-radar gem. The park has every outdoor activity a nature lover could dream of, from gorgeous mountains and alpine lakes to boiling geothermal areas and beautiful, flower-filled meadows. The park offers visitors countless natural wonders and adventures without the crowds and expensive entrance fees of more well-known destinations like Shasta or Yosemite. Come to Lassen Volcanic park for unparalleled opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, fishing, camping, nature photography, geocaching, stargazing, and so much more. - [Fishing](https://stbernardlodge.com/fishing-in-northern-california/): For the angler, we offer stream fishing in Deer Creek, just minutes from the Lodge. We can tell you the best spots to try. The Lodge is also minutes away from Lake Almanor and Butt Lake. Eagle Lake and Antelope Lake are about one hour away and are great fishing venues. Lassen Park has several great lakes to fish. - [Hiking](https://stbernardlodge.com/hiking-at-lassen-national-park/): The area surrounding St. Bernard Lodge offers unparalleled hiking opportunities. We offer detailed maps, directions, and trail guides at St. Bernard Lodge and are more than happy to help you find the proper hike. From the gorgeous peaks of Lassen Volcanic National Park to the ice caves at Wilson Lake, here are some of our favorite hikes in the region. - [Winter Sports](https://stbernardlodge.com/winter-sports-lassen-national-park/): Lassen Volcanic Park and Lake Almanor are popular destinations for winter sports enthusiasts. The region boasts beautiful opportunities for cross-country Skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and more. Winter for us runs about 4-6 months per year, meaning the season is long and the opportunities for adventure are abundant. Many excellent trails for cross-country skiing and snowmobiling are easily accessible from the Lodge or Lassen Park and Lake Almanor. - [Biking](https://stbernardlodge.com/biking-in-northern-california/): Plumas County is a popular spot for both road cyclists and mountain bikers. Within minutes of St. Bernard Lodge, you’ll find countless quiet backroads for road biking and an abundance of forested trails and logging roads perfect for mountain biking. If you are on a long-distance cycling trip, St. Bernard Lodge is the ideal place to spend the night. Please get in touch with us directly for more detailed information on all trails and routes, including directions, trail information, and road conditions. We are very informed about the area and happy to help however we can. - [Horseback Riding](https://stbernardlodge.com/horseback-riding/): Miles and miles of pristine horseback riding trails are easily accessible from the St. Bernard Lodge. We offer affordable horse boarding rates in our stables, making us the perfect place for you and your horse to stay during your time in Chester. The Lodge is located about a mile away from the famous Pacific Crest Trail and is surrounded by many excellent logging roads that are open to horseback riding. We are very informed about the trails and routes located all throughout the region and are more than happy to provide directions to various trailheads nearby. Visit our Stables page for additional boarding information. - [Outdoor Activities](https://stbernardlodge.com/outdoor-activities/): Outdoor activities to Experience and Explore Horseback Riding Biking Winter Sports Hiking Fishing Lassen Volcanic Park Redwood National Park Crater Lake Lake Almanor - [Hiking Guide to Lassen Volcanic National Park](https://stbernardlodge.com/hiking-guide-to-lassen-volcanic-national-park/): Ready to get out of the trail and see the best of the park?  Our 15 page guide will help you get the most out of your visit to Lassen Volcanic National Park.  Just complete the form below and you will be given a link to download the guide. - [Cancellation Policy – Terms & Privacy](https://stbernardlodge.com/cancellation-policy-termsprivacy/): Standard check-in is between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., and Check-out is 11 a.m. Early check-in or late check-out may be possible with prior notice. The latest check-in accepted is 10 p.m. - [Special Events](https://stbernardlodge.com/group-events/): Planning a function or special event? St. Bernard Lodge is the perfect venue for small weddings, family reunions, corporate outings, girl's weekend out, church retreats,  scrap-booking groups and business retreats. You name it and we've hosted it. - [Events](https://stbernardlodge.com/events-festivals-things-to-do/):  Calendar of Events Happening in the Lake Almanor Basin - [Dining](https://stbernardlodge.com/dining-tavern/): The spacious dining room features tables illuminated by oil-burning lamps and place settings on Battenburg-style lace tablecloths. As a guest staying at the lodge, a full breakfast is included in your room rate. - [Outdoor Activities – Old](https://stbernardlodge.com/outdoor-activities-old/): Many travelers enjoy visiting and experiencing the different outdoor activities available in the National Parks in California and Oregon because of the short drives involved. For example, driving from Redwood National Park to Lassen Volcanic National Park is less than 6 hours in a car; Redwood to Yosemite is only a full day drive at 10 ½ hours. However, the trick of traveling is to not arrive at your locale tired and hungry. - [Horse Corrals](https://stbernardlodge.com/horse-corrals/): St. Bernard Lodge and Horse Corrals: Your Ideal Destination for an Overnight Adventure with Your Horse! - [Blog](https://stbernardlodge.com/blog-what-to-see-northerncalifornia/): Blog Archive - [Our Area](https://stbernardlodge.com/nearlassenationalpark/): Photos of Lassen Volcanic Park and the area surrounding the St. Bernard Lodge.  Click Any photo to view it larger.  - [Bed & Breakfast Guest Rooms](https://stbernardlodge.com/bed-and-breakfast/): Our charming bed and breakfast rooms are the ultimate back-to-nature retreat for individuals, couples, families, and groups. We offer seven separate rooms that, booked together, can accommodate up to 20 guests. - [St. Bernard Lodge](https://stbernardlodge.com/st-bernard-lodge-lassen-park-lodging/): St. Bernard Lodge is the perfect home base for outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes. No matter what season you visit, an adventure is waiting here for you. The region is filled with endless opportunities for hiking, cycling, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping, fishing, kayaking, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, and so much more. We are just over a mile from the world-renowned Pacific Crest Trail, 20 minutes from the SW entrance of Lassen Volcanic Park, 15 minutes from Lake Almanor, and one hour from Drakesbad, Juniper Lake, and Cinder Cone. We are also the perfect place to stop over on your journey from Crater Lake or the Redwoods National Forest. - [Welcome](https://stbernardlodge.com/): A beloved lodging stop for travelers since the 1920s, St. Bernard Lodge is a popular international destination for travelers from around the country and the globe. The rustic charm of our warm, knotty-pine interiors and quaint rooms make the St. Bernard Lodge the ideal choice for your back-to-nature escape when visiting Lassen Volcanic National Park or Lake Almanor. The hotel happens to be a great stop when traveling the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway between Crater Lake and Lassen Park.