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Winter Play Options at Mt. Mazama, AKA Crater Lake National Park, OR

When you think of winter recreation in the Oregon Cascades, your thoughts and imagination might immediately spring for Mt. Hood (Wy’East), Mt. Bachelor, Three Sisters Wilderness, Hoodoo, or the Willamette Pass area. While these areas are fantastic and hard-to-beat places for winter adventuring activities of all kinds, there is one legendary spot in Oregon that flies under the radar and […]

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Matthew Oliphant | January 31, 2023
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Average Snowfall at Crater Lake National Park, OR, Has Decreased 34% in 80-Years

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“What is the long-term trend of official snowfall at your park? Have changes impacted your operations or the lake itself?” – Murray Bolesta, from Facebook. The latest installment of “Ask The Ranger” had us touching base with our Natural Resources team. Average annual snowfall has, on average, been decreasing over the last several decades. Back in the 1930s, Crater Lake […]

SnowBrains | July 27, 2021
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East Rim Drive in Crater Lake National Park, Oregon is CLOSED Due To Snow

Crater Lake National Park, Oregon just announced that East Rim Drive is temporarily closed due to snow. Crater Lake is currently under a Winter Weather Advisory that is calling for 1-3″ of snow Saturday & Sunday. Crater Lake is one of the purest bodies of water on Earth. Crater Lake is 1,949-feet-deep making it the deepest lake in the USA. […]

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SnowBrains | September 28, 2019
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Wildfire Has Nearly Reached Rim of Crater Lake in Crater Lake National Park, OR

The Spruce Lake Fire has nearly reached the rim of Crater Lake in Crater Lake National Park, OR.   Crater Lake is considered the purest body of water on Earth that has no inlet and no outlet.  It’s also the deepest lake in North America at nearly 2,000′ deep. Lightning storms in late July and early August ignited over 40 fires […]

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Firebrains | August 17, 2017
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