The Cleetwood Cove Marina is the launch point for the concession-provided boat tours of Crater Lake and the park's boats.

The deepest lake in the U.S. — a striking natural landmark in the Pacific Northwest — is about to undergo a major transformation.

Imagine standing at the rim of a vast caldera, the earth beneath your feet formed by unimaginable forces millions of years ...

The remote park, famous for its blue-hued caldera lake, has seen a steady decline in visitors since 2016, when a record ...

No, despite some headlines in newspapers and online sites, Crater Lake National Park is not “closing” in 2026.

One of the most popular tourist attractions in Oregon will be closing temporarily. This summer will be the last chance to visit for some time.

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 the ...

Crater Lake is one of the top10 deepest lakes in the ... the mountain structure eventually collapsed and formed a caldera, according to the NPS. Today, the lake is filled only with rain and ...

Crater Lake was formed about 7,700 years ago when the ancient Mount Mazama volcano erupted and collapsed. This created a giant volcanic caldera, which naturally collects rainfall and melted snow to ...

Crater Lake information officer Marsha McCabe confirmed ... work on the project (which includes rock scaling along the caldera wall), the Cleetwood Trail will be closed to the public during ...