
I've stopped here a few times over the decades. Handy access right off the highway. Usually not a lot of people here especially on a weekday. Some good photography opportunities and a lot of...
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Crater Lake National Park, located in Oregon, is renowned for its stunning blue waters and breathtaking views, resulting from a collapsed volcanic peak over 7,700 years ago. As the deepest lake in the United States, it offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience one of the most pristine bodies of water on Earth, surrounded by the majestic Cascade Mountain Range.
With various activities year-round, including hiking, trolley and boat tours, and opportunities to learn about the park's geology and ecology, Crater Lake promises an unforgettable outdoor experience. Visitors are encouraged to prepare for rapidly changing weather conditions and to check current alerts to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.
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I've stopped here a few times over the decades. Handy access right off the highway. Usually not a lot of people here especially on a weekday. Some good photography opportunities and a lot of...
The Sheep Rock Unit of the John Day Fossil Beds was a fabulous day trip! We were with a toddler and a baby (in a BOB stroller), so we did all of the hikes except the longer two in the Blue Basin...
There is just something about walking through the 29,000,000 years of earth history uncovered along the Island in Time trail that brings out your own inner artist. Maybe that creativity was buried...
Great hiking trails! Awesome museum and very kind and helpful Rangers. Hiking here reminded me of hikes in southern California. It is very open and you can see as far as the eye can see on a clear...
There are three units of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, and this is the only one that's staffed year-round. I went on a sunny day in mid-November hoping to take a hike into the...