Lassen Volcanic National Park

First, a few more sights along the way and then back to California to Lassen Volcanic National Park. Lassen is small but packs in a lot of variety and beauty. One day, when I drove into the park from our nearby campground to get a signal, I was very excited to see a cinnamon black bear–a first for me. Unfortunately, I didn’t have my camera with me, but took a few shots and video with my phone, both of which are below. The Park features mountains, lakes, wildflowers, mud pots, and snow in July!
Still photo gallery first, followed by a few videos.

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Alamo Lake, Arizona

I can’t remember who first told me about Alamo Lake but I’m glad they did. I know sunsets are “old hat” to some nomads, but I never tire of them; the sunsets and overall light here at this location & time was, in my opinion, extraordinary. I saw some of the prettiest sunsets ever for me. I did my best to capture them but there is nothing like being there.
Dispersed camping is plentiful here but waterside spots are scarce. With a few exceptions, most places anywhere close to the water are far above water level and yet have nice views. As for amenities, there is a small, informal RV park nearby that has a restaurant, water (for only 10cents/gal), fuel (one pump; no diesel, I think), propane, laundromat, & showers. There is also a state park campground nearby for those who need hookups.
Despite the amenities available, I recommend coming fully supplied to Alamo Lake, as it is quite remote and the small park I mentioned is…uh…rustic.