Located in south-central Oregon, Crater Lake (Klamath: giiwas) is a stunning crater lake known for its deep blue color and remarkable water clarity. It is the main attraction of Crater Lake ...

Not far into the 20th century, on May 22, 1902, Crater Lake became the fifth national park in the United States. Today, it remains the only national park in Oregon. Since the redesignation of the ...

Crater Lake is one of Oregon's most mystical lakes and is one of the deepest in the world. Here's how deep it is and some facts to know.

The Center for Biological Diversity sued the Trump administration today for delaying critically needed Endangered Species Act ...

Located in south-central Oregon, the iconic Crater Lake, the deepest in the U.S., is the star of the national park, famous for its deep blue, clear water.

The clarity of Crater Lake, Oregon's only national park, has remained uncompromised for decades. But other changes are afoot, many of them wrought by a warming climate. Some of these changes have ...

Snow, Crater, Waldo and Charlton lakes in the US and New Zealand’s Blue Lake all have better water clarity than Flathead Lake.

Snow, Crater, Waldo and Charlton lakes in the US and New Zealand’s Blue Lake all have better water clarity than Flathead Lake.

Snow, Crater, Waldo and Charlton lakes in the US and New Zealand’s Blue Lake all have better water clarity than Flathead Lake.

Snow, Crater, Waldo and Charlton lakes in the US and New Zealand’s Blue Lake all have better water clarity than Flathead Lake.

Snow, Crater, Waldo and Charlton lakes in the US and New Zealand’s Blue Lake all have better water clarity than Flathead Lake.