クラマス郡のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

If you walk parallel to the Rim Drive along the crater, you will have fantastic views of the crater lake that are not as crowded as those at Rim Village.

Cleetwood Cove is the only location where you can get down to the water level of Crater Lake. Taking your bicycle down the trail is not allowed, but hiking this short trail might be a nice chance to move aside from your saddle.

Upper Klamath Lake is a large natural freshwater lake east of the Cascade Range in southern Oregon, northwest of Klamath Falls, at the foot of Aspen Butte. It is the last remnant of the Pleistocene Lake Modoc and today represents the largest freshwater depot in the Pacific Northwest.

The Seven Lakes Basin in Oregon is a pristine and remote alpine area within the Sky Lakes Wilderness. It's characterized by, as the name suggests, a cluster of seven beautiful mountain lakes surrounded by subalpine forests and rocky terrain.

Is very easy to reach from all parking lots at Crater Lake. Toilets can be found in the gift shop and two adjacent houses. A house ensemble worth seeing with friendly staff in the shop and the bistro.

A wooden bridge will keep your feet dry when you cross Cascade Canal. It is just around the corner of the iconic Pacific Crest Trail and a nice water source, too.

While you hike through black fields of lava rock that came out of Brown Mountain and stroll over the reddish trail, look up to see majestic Mount McLoughlin, the southernmost solitary volcano in Oregon. There are trails leading up to the summit, if you are ambitious.

At the Rim Village, you will find the main visitor center for Crater Lake National Park with nice rangers who will equip you with information and maps for your trip around the lake. There are also restrooms (with water) available that are open even at night, a café and a small gift shop. At the other side of the road, you can enjoy a first and pretty nice view towards Wizard Island within Crater Lake.