Photographs of Alturas, Cedarville, Likely, Canby, and other towns and areas in Modoc County in northeastern California

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This page will take a while to load. In addition, the page is wide in order to accommodate more photos. Horizontal scrolling may be required. Thanks for your patience. Most photos on this page courtesy of Lynda Demsher and John Callaghan.

Deer Camp in the Warner Mountains Photo by John Callaghan	Magnificent Mt. Shasta lies about 100 miles due west of Alturas. Felicity photo

An Alturas garden after a winter snow. Felicity photo	Wild horse east of Cedarville Photo by Lynda Demsher	After the storm--west of the Warners. Photo by Lynda Demsher
Gosling in the Modoc Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Lynda Demsher	Sheep in a Modoc snowstorm. Photo by Lynda Demsher
Lily Lake in the northeast corner of Modoc County. Photo by John Callaghan	Marilyn's garden in July Cooling off in the creek is not a memory in Modoc. Easy flowing creeks are plentiful and secluded. This is Ash Creek in Adin.
Evening grosbeaks north of Alturas Photo by John Callaghan	Sandhill cranes in the Modoc Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Lynda Demsher	A Modoc summer garden of daylilies and wild sweetpeas. Felicity photo
This rugosa Therese Bugnet grows enthusiastically on a ranch near Alturas. This plant is over five feet tall. You can buy Therese Bugnet roses from Heirloom roses , an outstanding rose supplier. Felicity photo	Just south of Newell, at the top of the ancient caldera lies this sleeping man. His head is to the right and feet are at the left. Felicity photo This is the entire north rim of the Newell caldera. It looks like a sleeping dinorsaur. Again, the head is at the right; his back rises to the rough outcroppings, and his tail drifts toward the left. Felicity photo. The summit of Fandango Pass in northern Modoc County reveals a mountain lake and the Nevada Hays Range in the distance. The Fandango Pass Road is gravel, but a pleasant drive in the summer time. The Applegate and Lassen Trails both used Fandango Pass on the last legs of the trek into Oregon and California. Felicity photo


Perched atop Cedar Pass in Modoc is Bear Rock. The bear at his dinner plate can be seen on the Surprise Valley side of the mountain, just west of the Stowe Reservoir road.