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With America’s deepest lake, miles of trails, and unmatched views, Oregon’s Crater Lake National Park is a natural wonder. Here’s how to visit.

As the deepest lake in America and the third deepest lake in the world at 1,943 ft. deep, Crater Lake is quite a pure blue sight to see.

CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK — Pulling off two hikes here in a day is a form of double dipping. But the best dip is in the lake, itself. Most of the trails in Crater Lake National Park are relatively sho...

CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK – Douglas Emhoff, America’s second gentleman, made his first visit to Crater Lake National Park Thursday and came away impressed. “I woke up in (Washington) D.C., and here I ...

Jan. 7, 1922 PROFESSOR VINING OUTLINES NEW STUNT FOR SOUTHERN OREGON Advanced at a recent luncheon of the chamber of commerce in this city, Prof. Irvin Vining of Ashland, has outlined a plan...

Fear of Dutch sea captains, Cape of Good Hope deadly currents and weather, seamen superstitions The Flying Dutchman legend was born in South Africa.

Spend two days enjoying Durban’s beach, culture and adventure attractions.

Crater Lake in the wider world of Crater Lake National Park in Oregon is a sacred location to Native Americans and yet many have died or disappeared there.

If you’re going to give it your all for 26.2, you might as well get a great experience out of it.

Oregon Trails: Bachelor who? Try dating Mount Scott this winter William Sullivan, For The Register-Guard © WILLIAM SULLIVAN/FOR THE REGISTER-GUARD A view of Crater Lake and Wizard Island as seen from Mount Scott. Every winter day seems like a “Bachelor” party at Mount Bachelor, the popular ski mountain west of Bend. But what if you dislike crowds and $119 lift tickets? Let me share a secret. I know an Oregon mountain the size of Bachelor with the same great snow, but wit...