13의 테하마 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The main summit trail begins to dwindle in this area. Once the trail disappears, it is easy to follow the ridge proper from the saddle to the summit. The ridge is populated with rocks, wildflowers, and small shrubbery.

North Yolla Bolly Lake is a small lake just below the peak of North Yolla Bolly. The climb to the lake can be difficult, making it a worthwhile reward. Camping is not allowed within 100 feet of the water.

"This moderately difficult section of the PCT takes one through one floriferous rock garden after another, interspersed now and again by shady, cool pine-fir forest. Every color of the rainbow was represented in these rock gardens, some of which were perched on hillsides, others on open ridgelines with expansive views." https://shasta-cnps.org/humboldt-summit-to-little-cub-spring-july-10-2022/

The tallest remaining portion of the eroded andesitic stratovolcano, Mount Tehama, Brokeoff Mountain has the second-highest elevation in the park, behind Lassen Peak, which is connected to Brokeoff Mountain, geologically, and can be seen from the summit.

Fed by the convergence of East Sulphur Creek and Bumpass Creek, Mill Creek Falls is the highest waterfall in the park, plunging 75 feet.

This is the junction to Robbers Spring (0.3 miles away). There are nice campsites at the junction.

This trailhead is quite close to the halfway point of the PCT and the chances for trail magic are pretty good!

Enjoy the view at these stunning volcanic rock formations that are more impressive than the area in Lassen volcanic National Park that the PCT will lead you to.