Susanville

From Susanville, established as a trading post in 1854, you have an easy, though at least hour-long, approach to Lassen's northeastern (Butte Lake) and south-central and southeastern (Warner Valley and Juniper Lake) areas. The town tells the tale of its rich history through murals painted on buildings in the historic uptown area.

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