Crater Lake National Park
The only National Park in the State of Oregon, this park is a great place for individuals, friends or families to have a great time while being close to nature. The park is the fifth oldest National Park of the USA and thus it is a piece of America’s history. Families can take their children to informational yet fun and recreational trips to this park, the more you say is less. Here are three top attractions that the Crater National Park has to offer.
Camping and Lodging:
Crater National Park is a rich tapestry of geological features that can’t be seen anywhere else in the world. With utopian and opulent peaks, spending a night at this park is something that one should pursue at least once in their lives. Cabins, camping grounds and RV parks are always available. So spend a night at the park and enjoy singing songs around a hearty campfire.
The Crater Lake:
The lake with its lush and eccentric crystal blue waters it the deepest lake of the USA and the ninth deepest lake of the world by being 1,943ft deep. The most intriguing thing about this lake is that it is volcanic and has been formed by volcanic activities, thus making it a truly beguiling site to visit.
Mount Mazama, Mount Scott and the Pinnacles:
The topology of the park is truly unique, with the volcanic peaks called Mount Mazama and Mount Scott, the park is a very exciting place to be. Mount Mazama is known to often spill ash all over the near b grounds, thus preventing plant growth.
The pinnacles are also naturally formed deposits of ash that stand tall in the shape of towers due to a series of geographical processes involving depositing of ash and erosion.
So, if you are looking for a natural adventure in the State of Oregon, Crater Lake National Park is the best place to be.