Crater Lake National Park is open year-round, ... a popular spot for taking pictures. ... stopping along the way to enjoy our pre-packed picnic of goldfish, cheese and crackers, ...

Thousands of tourists drive around the scenic rim of Crater Lake every summer. It is a leisurely 26-mile trip to stop and snap photos, and even picnic. But in the winter, it is an entirely ...

The Crater Lake Rim Drive is a route that laps the lake, traversing 33 miles. Along the way, there are a few excellent stops ...

Let our summertime digital road trip begin -- starting with Oregon's captivating remnant of Mount Mazama, Crater Lake. Check out photos of the picturesque gem in south-central Oregon and upload ...

"Photos don't do it justice." That's what I'd heard from almost everyone I spoke with before embarking on my very first trip to Crater Lake National Park. As I clicked through hundreds of photos ...

Crater Lake National Park will host its last carfree day of 2014 this Saturday, September 27th. Although the West Rim Drive will remain open to motorized vehicles, the East Rim Drive’s 24 miles (of ...

Of the places where snowfall is recorded, Crater Lake is one of the snowiest in the world. In a typical winter, it gets 533 inches of snowfall — over 44 feet. We stop and consult the map.

Here are some recommendations of the best things to do going to or from Crater Lake -- whether you approach it from Roseburg on the northwest, Bend/Sunriver on the northeast, Klamath Falls on the ...

It’s Wednesday. The weekend is a distant memory and a future day in August. Let Crater Lake’s striking golden-mantled ground squirrels give you the strength to make it through the workweek.

Crater Lake became a national park on May 22, 1902, making it the fifth oldest national park in the United States. It is the only national park in the State of Oregon.

The northern lights seen from Crater Lake National Park. (Photos courtesy of Tim Hallam) For photography buffs, Hallam snapped the shots with the shutter speed set for a 13-second exposure using ...

The Old Man of Crater Lake (shown here) is one of the more enduring stories of these incredibly blue waters. First reported in 1886, this elusive 34-foot-long (10 m) trunk of an old hemlock tree ...