Tule Lake National Monument
Check pricesA National Park Service site preserving two World War II sites tied to the incarceration of Japanese Americans and later a prisoner of war camp.

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A northern California national monument of volcanic caves, lava terrain, rock art, and Modoc War history.
P.O. Box 1240, Tulelake, CA 96134 (mailing address) · Tulelake, CA
Lava Beds sits on the northeastern side of the Medicine Lake volcano in northeastern California. Its landscape formed from lava flows over roughly half a million years and includes many volcanic features. Visitors can explore more than 800 caves, view Native American rock art, walk historic battlefields and campsites, and experience high desert wilderness. The monument's visitor center is a good first stop before caving.
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