Ranger-led Programs

Rangers typically present a variety programs during the park's busiest season, typically Memorial Day weekend through September. Program topics may vary based on ranger, location, and program type. Program locations center around Kohm-Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center near the southwest entrance and Loomis Museum near the northwest entrance.

This page lists typical program offerings by visitor center. Current program schedules are posted at each visitor center.

 
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Program offerings vary by year, but may include birding walks like this one at Manzanita Lake!

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Loomis Museum (northwest area)

Typical Program Offerings:

Programs are posted weekly at the Loomis Musuem, Manzanita Lake Campground, and the Loomis Plaza.

One program is offered each day, Friday through Sunday. Programs are subject to change or cancel.

 
A ranger gives a presentation in an outdoor amphitheater
Evening programs at the KYVC amphitheater allow rangers to more deeply explore park features.

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Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center (southwest area)

Ranger-guided Snowshoe Walks

Ranger-guided snowshoe walks are typically offered on weekends from January to the end of March. Free tickets are available in-person on the day of the program on a first-come-first-served basis. Please inquire at the information desk for program availability.

Program Description:
Join a park ranger for a guided, off-trail snowshoe adventure through Lassen's snowy winter landscape. Programs are educational, often covering topics such as geology, snow science, history, and wildlife.

Time: 1:30 PM (most Saturdays and Sundays)
Duration: 1.5-2 hours
Distance: 0.5-1 mile
Difficulty: Moderate (or strenuous depending on snow conditions)
Gear Provided: Snowshoes
Gear Recommended: Warm layers, gloves, hat, sunglasses, winter boots, water, snacks, and sunscreen
Minimum Age: 8 years (all children must be supervised by an adult)
Tickets Available: 25 (private groups are limited to 10)

 

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Last updated: February 22, 2026

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Mineral, CA 96063

Phone:

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