Chester Warner Valley Road is a pretty drive in Lassen Volcanic NP
Chester Warner Valley Road is a scenic drive located in Lassen Volcanic National Park in the U.S. state of California.
Where is the Chester Warner Valley Road?
The road is located in Plumas County, in the northern part of California, at the southeast end of Lassen Volcanic National Park.
How long is the Chester Warner Valley Road?
The road is 27.35 km (17 miles) long. It runs south–north from Chester, on Lake Almanor, to Drakesbad Guest Ranch, a seasonal lodge along the Pacific Crest Trail, where it ends at 1,776 m (5,826 ft) above sea level. Parking at the guest ranch is reserved for customers.
Is the Chester Warner Valley Road paved?
The road is mostly paved, but the last 3-mile section is unpaved/dirt. RVs and trailers are not recommended due to the steep, rutted gravel road.
Is the Chester Warner Valley Road worth the drive?
Nestled in the scenic Warner Valley, the drive is very picturesque. Views of Lassen Peak along the way make it a pretty and enjoyable route.
Is the Chester Warner Valley Road open in winter?
Set high in the Sierra Nevada of California, the last part of the road is subject to seasonal closures and is usually closed from November to May.