The remote park, famous for its blue-hued caldera lake, has seen a steady decline in visitors since 2016, when a record 756,344 people visited during the National Park Service’s centennial ...

Crater Lake is famous for its incredible views from the towering lip of the volcanic caldera, but some visitors are there to get a closer look at the deepest lake in the U.S. This summer will be ...

This lake in Ecuador was formed from a volcano and is now one of the most beautiful and rewarding hikes you can take in the ...

Filled by rainfall and snowmelt, with no obvious inlets or outlets, Crater Lake is a year-round still ... to avoid dropping off a cornice into the caldera that formed after the Mount Mazama ...

In 1888, park managers introduced nonnative fish to Crater Lake in an effort to attract more ... that they won’t continue to persist in the caldera.” In the 1950s, naturalists and rangers ...

Open water swimmers to be banned from America’s deepest lake for two years during restoration project.” I wondered what lake ...

Arrive at Crater Lake on a sunny summer’s day and its intensely ... days and two nights of natural camping to circumnavigate the caldera, though he says advanced skiers could theoretically ...

PORTLAND – Crater Lake’s visitor numbers continued ... The remote park, famous for its blue-hued caldera lake, has seen a steady decline in visitors since 2016, when a record 756,344 people ...