Mossbrae isn’t bad. You can walk alongside the tracks for most of the trail, but you really do have to constantly listen for trains. There hasn’t been a time where I haven’t run across one.
Potential is a cool swimming hole and falls. I’d recommend checking it out. There’s a waterfall loop in the area where you can see over a dozen waterfalls in a single weekend. You can check it out via a simple Google search…I’ll have to do a blog post on it one day.
I camped at Butte Lake Campground. If you go in the off-season (I went in November), no reservations are required and there are plenty of spaces. It's right next to the trailhead to Cinder Cone (Where I took the shot).
Go at sunrise, if possible. The light is incredible and the dunes' colors really pop before the sunlight hits them and washes away the color. Under a full moon is pretty cool too.
The Painted Dunes at Sunrise, in Lassen Volcanic National Park in California [OC][2048x1365] @JeremyVeselyPhotography
Grazing Under Granite, Bucks grazing in the meadow beneath Half Dome in Yosemite National Park [OC] [1365x2048] @JeremyVeselyPhotography
Local ephemeral waterfall Phantom Falls after a heavy rain from the air, Table Mountain in Oroville, California [OC] [2048x1365] @JeremyVeselyPhotography
Bridalveil Fall Barely Surviving, Yosemite National Park, California [OC] [1365x2048] @JeremyVeselyPhotography
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Mossbrae isn’t bad. You can walk alongside the tracks for most of the trail, but you really do have to constantly listen for trains. There hasn’t been a time where I haven’t run across one.
Potential is a cool swimming hole and falls. I’d recommend checking it out. There’s a waterfall loop in the area where you can see over a dozen waterfalls in a single weekend. You can check it out via a simple Google search…I’ll have to do a blog post on it one day.