Four Corners

Four Corners is best known in northeastern California for the junction of State Routes 89 and 299, a useful crossroads between the Burney area and the Fall River Valley. It lies in volcanic country near Hat Creek and the Pit River, within the broader southern Cascade Range. Lassen National Forest covers much of the surrounding region, where conifer woodland, lava-shaped terrain and winter snow influence travel and recreation. The Pit River watershed is also part of the traditional homeland of the Pit River Tribe, whose communities remain an important presence in northeastern California. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Four Corners and the Hat Creek–Pit River region.

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