Visitors to Crater Lake in Southwestern Oregon will only be able to see the famous landmark from specific viewpoints ...

While many travelers seeking peace and solitude in ‘America the Beautiful' will surely visit Yosemite and Yellowstone, one of ...

Crater Lake, in Oregon, the deepest lake in the U.S. (1,943 feet) is a very popular destination and attracts over a half ...

“Due to the extent of work to be completed and short construction seasons, trail closures will be required and are expected ...

Crater Lake and the popular Cleetwood Cove Trail will be closed to swimmers, boaters, and hikers until 2029. This summer will be the last chance for travelers to visit the lake until 2029.

The volcanic crater lake attracts thousands of visitors each year. Those wanting to enjoy the deepest lake in the U.S. will need to schedule a visit soon, before access closes for more than two years.

If you are planning on taking a trip to Oregon's Crater Lake ... water sources, the lake water is free of sediment and light scatters freely in its depths, leaving only clear blues." ...

Crater Lake National Park's Cleetwood Cove Trail, the only legal access point to the lake, will close in 2026 for a construction project. The closure is expected to last for at least two years ...

At Crater Lake National Park, thousands of people hike down to the lake every year to swim in the shallows and dive from a 35-foot cliff face into the clear blue depths. They do this despite an ...

In fact, it’ll be officially closed off by the end of this summer. SFGATE reports how Crater Lake National Park in Oregon — which is home to the deepest lake in the country — is closing down ...

This coming summer will be the last chance to swim or take a boat tour in the waters of Crater Lake for three years. Cleetwood Cove Trail, the only legal pathway to the shoreline of the United ...

This coming summer will be the last chance to swim or take a boat tour in the waters of Crater Lake for an extended period. Cleetwood Cove Trail, the only legal pathway to the shoreline of the ...