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The Burney Chamber of Commerce has served Burney and the Intermountain Area since 1944.
Burney is well known for "Burney Falls," located at McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park, just 12 miles from the town of Burney. Burney sits in a basin below Burney Mountain (7863 ft.), a lava dome complex located in the Cascade Range. The area offers great fishing, hiking, camping, watersports, and winter sports. Burney is a full service community.
Click the link above to find information about all of the communities and events within the Intermountain Area!
 Burney Mountain from Burney Gardens |  Wildflowers on Hat Creek Rim |  Burney Falls State Park |  Baum Lake |  Spring in Lassen National Forest |  Hat Creek Valley |
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 Lost Creek Falls, Lassen N.F |  Bumpass Hell, Lassen N.P |  Hat Creek Park |  Lassen Peak |  Lake Britton |  Baum Lake |
 Hat Creek in the snow |  Burney Mountain view of Lassen N.F |  Lake Britton |  Ahjumawi Lava Springs in Spring |  Eiler Lake, Thousand Lakes Wildernes |  Hat Creek |
 |  Burney Gardens |  Lassen N.P |  Hat Creek Trail in the snow |  Cinder Cone, Lassen N.P |  Burney Falls under a wash of snow |
 Hat Creek Rim Overlook |  Lassen Volcanic |  Snowshoe Hatchet Mtn. |  Subway Caves, Lassen N.F |  View of Mt. Shasta |  Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park |
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 |  Lassen Peak from Eskimo Hill |  Hat Creek Rim Overlook |  Pit River |  Thousand Lakes Wilderness |  Thousand Lakes Wilderness |
 Falls Loop Bridge in the snow |  Rock Creek Falls |  Stand By Me Bridge |  Hat Creek Bridge |  Baum Lake |  Baum Lake |
 Hat Creek |  Hat Creek |
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