Crater Lake is a stunning natural monument. The deep blue lake is not only the deepest lake (1,950 feet) in the continental US, it is also an impressive relic of …
A steep trail will get you to Cleetwood Cove, where you are allowed to swim and to fish. There are restrooms down at the lake. It is 2.2 miles roundtrip …
Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the US at over 594 m deep at its deepest point. The lake occupies the dormant volcanic caldera of Mount Mazama in Oregon, …
With 8,929 feet, Mount Scott is the highest summit along the Crater Lake's rim. It is also the oldest one with 425,000 years. Another peculiarity of this peak: It is …
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 …
Annie Creek Sno-Park is located 43 miles northwest of Klamath Falls, Oregon, near the border of Crater Lake National Park. Its proximity is rich in history, as Fort Klamath is …
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.
The view over Crater Lake and the high walls of the rim is already impressive. At this particular viewpoint, you can see an orange pillar like rock formation: the Pumice …
Around 290,000 years old the extinct shield volcano known as Mount Thielsen stands out as a prominent landmark with an elevation of 9,184 ft (2,799 m).