Washington records - All-time highest temperature: 120° F (Hanford on June 29, 2021) - All-time lowest temperature: -48° F ...

He charged $3 per person. The Summit Express chairlift opened in 1983. That same year the Bend Chamber of Commerce convinced the Oregon Board of Geographic Names to change the name “Bachelor Butte” to ...

He charged $3 per person. The Summit Express chairlift opened in 1983. That same year the Bend Chamber of Commerce convinced the Oregon Board of Geographic Names to change the name “Bachelor Butte” to ...

They don’t boast, they just quietly conquer,” she added. The success, however, was not without setbacks as a Filipino, 45-year-old PJ Santiago II, died in an attempt at Mt. Everest.

In this Klamath tale, a spirit named Llao lived atop Mount Mazama, before it collapsed into the Crater Lake that we know today. Llao, infatuated with a chief’s daughter, demanded her hand in ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Travel + Leisure recently released a list of the most beautiful places across the United States, with two national parks in the Pacific Northwest making the cut.

Next day the Mazama Club trudged up Mt. Hood again with little hope of finding Russell Gueffroy-under 19 inches of fresh powder snow.

Gabe Nanni, Mazama, senior Nanni made a team-high 61 3-pointers during the season (shooting 32.9%) and averaged 14.4 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.3 steals. Isaiah Jones, Baker, senior The reigning ...

This suggests that Mt. Bachelor has been dormant since then, although the peak looks very fresh and must have erupted within the past 10,000 years.

A time capsule This sediment core shows a 4cm-thick layer of white Mazama ash – a big amount considering that the eruption took place 300 miles (500km) away. Joanne Egan, Author provided (no reuse) ...

Old Forge, New York, recorded the state's lowest temperature of -52°F in 1979, while Mt. Washington, New Hampshire, holds the regional record at -50°F, which occurred on January 22, 1885.

Crater Lake was formed some 10,000 years ago, when 12,000-ft. Mt. Mazama blew its top. The eruption covered 5,000-odd square miles of Oregon with pumice six inches deep.