1985 Map of Manzanita Lake

About this map

Lassen Volcanic National Park dominates the southern landscape of this 1980s provisional survey, revealing a complex geological terrain shaped by recent volcanic activity. The northwest entrance of the park is anchored by Manzanita Lake, where the Visitor Center, an Entrance Station, and the Manzanita Lake Campground suggest the area's development for tourism. To the east, the dramatic Chaos Crags and Chaos Crater overlook the massive debris field known as Chaos Jumbles, providing a clear record of the region's massive rockfall history. Beyond the park boundary, the landscape transitions into the Lassen National Forest, featuring topographical landmarks such as Table Mountain and the broad Bunchgrass Valley. Historical routes are noted through Nobles Pass, while local recreation is marked by sites like Eskimo Hill and various camps along Lost Creek.