클래머스 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

This campground on the south shore of Miller Lake is a fantastic spot for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy hiking, fishing, swimming, and boating. Campsites offer stunning views of the lake and Mt. Thielsen, with ample shade from the surrounding forest. Miller Lake Trail surrounds the lake's perimeter and is an ideal option for a day hike. You'll see plenty of wildlife, including ospreys, eagles, and loons, but be prepared for lots of mosquitoes in June and July—bring bug spray. The lake is home to brown, rainbow, and brook trout, as well as Kokanee salmon and fishing is allowed 24/7. The camp fee is $12, and all sites are on a first-come, first-served basis. There is a parking area, vault and flush toilets, and drinking water. This spot is a go-to for through hikers as a start or endpoint while exploring this beautiful area.

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.

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.

Sky Lakes Wilderness is a wilderness area located in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon, United States. It covers an area of approximately 116,300 acres and is managed by the United States Forest Service. The region is characterized by its numerous lakes and streams, its alpine meadows and its dense forests of pines, firs and cedars. The terrain is rugged, with rocky ridges, deep valleys and steep canyons. The Sky Lakes Wilderness is a popular destination for hiking, camping, fly fishing and hunting. There are over 200 miles of hiking trails in the area, offering scenic views of lakes, alpine peaks and forests. The region's lakes are also popular for swimming, boating and fishing. Wildlife in the area includes moose, black bears, elk, lynx, coyotes, mountain goats, bald eagles and mule deer. Anglers can catch rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, lake trout, and bull trout in area lakes and streams.

The Pacific Crest Trail traverses the stunning Sky Lakes Wilderness with tons of shimmering alpine lakes. Most of them lie a little below the crest, so you can decide to take an alternate route to get closer to the pine tree framed lakes.

At this location, Crater Lake was first discovered by John Wesley Hillman in June 1853. Crater Lake is the result of a massive eruption of Mount Mazama that collapsed and left a giant hole. Over centuries, the hole filled with rain water and melting snow – the creation of Crater Lake.

A short, less than one mile loop trail will get you closer to the rim and offer you a great view towards the rock formation known as Phantom Ship within Crater Lake.

Lower Rosary Lake is the first of three beautiful lakes with caribbean like water. There are great campspots next to the lake, where you can enjoy this unique spot a little longer.