Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park
Check pricesRemote state park in northeastern Shasta County, reachable only by boat, with lava fields and spring-fed bays.

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A California state park centered on a 129-foot waterfall fed by springs, with forest trails and lake shoreline.
Burney, CA
This state park near Burney is built around a waterfall about 129 feet tall, which is fed by springs rising from a basalt cliff face. The park also contains evergreen forest, roughly five miles of hiking trails, and shoreline along Lake Britton. Visitors can hike, fish, swim, and explore a visitor center during set seasonal hours. Because the park is very popular in warmer months, the state has started a day-use reservation pilot on busy days, and parking can fill early on weekends. Dogs are limited to the parking lot, paved roads, and campgrounds.
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