The lake was formed by the destructive eruption of Mount Mazama almost 8 thousand years ago that formed the 1,949-foot deep ...

Crater Lake is deep. Real deep. It is 1,949 feet to the bottom ... It’s popular with bicyclists. Most people do it by vehicle ...

this summer is your last chance to do it for a while. According to the National Park Service, the Cleetwood Cove Trail at Crater Lake National Park in south central Oregon – the only permitted ...

Lonely Planet puts Crater Lake at the top of its list of experiences that belong on every visitor’s must-do tally. The result of a volcanic eruption 7,700 years ago, the caldera of Mount Mazama ...

At Crater Lake National Park, thousands of people hike down to the lake every year to swim in the shallows and dive from a 35-foot cliff face into the clear blue depths. They do this despite an ...

Crater Lake National Park's Cleetwood Cove Trail, the only legal access point to the lake, will close in 2026 for a construction project. The closure is expected to last for at least two years ...

We do not yet know if there will be boat tours ... The National Park Service has more information about ongoing and upcoming Crater Lake National Park projects.