In general, it remains one of the most popular tourist attractions in the state of California and a popular destination for tourists from around the country.

On July 20, a fire spread about 5 miles east of the start, on the side of Interstate 44. From Red Bluff, continue west on Highway 36, follow signs to Merrill Campground and continue south on Highway 44 until you reach a seaside resort.

The Lassen Volcano National Park is an easy day trip to Eagle Lake, but the Lassaner National Forest offers many other recreational opportunities. The forest offers miles of hiking trails, and you can drive through the surrounding forest area or hike to make a great day trip.

On the southern shore of Lake Orlersee, the recreation area has a designated daily use area, and on the Lassaner Waldcampingplatz on the east side of the lake is a mobile home park and camping facility. The campsite has an open fireplace with firewood, which can be bought, and a picnic area with hot dishes, prepared to order, located 2.5 miles from the campsite.

There are two designated hiking trails - at locations on the western side of Lake Orlersee, the other 125 are reserves. Merrill's offers a variety of locations that are preferred by hikers, mountain bikers, cross-country skiers, kayakers, canoeists and other hikers.

Lake Eagle is located where the Sierras meet the cascades at the southwest end of the lake. Merrill's Campground is also located on the west side of Lake Orlersee, south of Lake Orlersee.

This sparkling rock offers an excellent source of drinking water, irrigation and sewage wells in the area of Lake Orlersee and Lake Orlersee. There are also a number of wells that flow into the San Joaquin River, the main source of water for the city of Susanville and the city of San Francisco. This ignition rock is an ideal source of drinking water and irrigation for irrigation, irrigation and drainage of wells in this area of the county.

Fishing is the most important recreational activity in Eagle Lake and provides an excellent source of drinking water and irrigation for irrigation, irrigation and drainage of wells in this Susanville area and the city of San Francisco. Catching salmon, trout and other fish in the San Joaquin River is a great opportunity for recreational fishing and boating.

The median of Susanville (2.2 SW) is 3.6 km from the San Joaquin River. The highest precipitation in a month was in March 1907, and the highest snowfall in a year was in January 1907, when it was 226.1 cm.

Annual rainfall in Susanville is 341mm, with an average annual rainfall of 6.8mm.

The average January temperatures are -2.5 degrees, the average to high temperature is -60 degrees. The average July temperature is -3.2 degrees, the annual temperature + 1.7 degrees Celsius.

Susanville has an average annual temperature of -2.5 degrees, the average high temperature + 1.7 degrees Celsius. Susanville had the second-highest average summer temperature in the state of California, behind only Koppen. Using the US Bureau of Land Management's Climate Prediction Center, instead, it could be classified as a warm Mediterranean summer climate (Csb) with the coldest months instead of the colder. It has the third-highest annual temperatures in California after San Francisco and San Jose and the fourth-lowest average winter temperatures.

There is a forecast for Monday afternoon, but there is a slight respite in humidity and the temperature will drop to 64 degrees at sunrise and only rise to 40 percent at night. During the night of Monday the wind will continue to blow northwest at 5 - 9 km / h and there are forecasts for a Red Flag warning when the forecast calls for winds of 10 - 15 km / h, which will shift from southwest to west in the afternoon. A red flag warning is also forecast for Tuesday morning when it is called in with 10 to 15 percent humidity, with a chance of a red flag warning shifting to a warning from southwest to west this afternoon and being called on April 22, 2013, according to the National Weather Service.

The census shows that of the total number of children under 18 living in households, 108 (0.6%) live in non-institutionalised group accommodation and 8,400 (46.8%) in institutional care homes. 37.4% have a housekeeper with a husband in the household, of which 36.0% live in a non-family, 46 (4.5%) are married couples living together, 13.2% have housewives with a husband, 3.3% live with children over 16 years of age, 2.1% have no children, 1.7% of them live without a child under 18. The census showed that of a total of 1,000 living households in San Francisco County, 108.0% (+ 6%) live outside the non-institutionalized group neighborhood, and of these 8,400 (46.9%) live outside the group neighborhood. The census reports of 108-to-0 = 6 living outside this non-institutionalized group quarter and 4,800-to-1 = 8,200 (44.11%) - of which 8 (400) are institutionalized.