Today, Crater Lake is filled with the most astonishingly blue water you’ve ever seen and surrounded by fir, helmock, and pine forests.
More than 7,000 years ago, the Mt. Mazama volcano erupted leaving a caldera 2,000 ft. deep and 6 miles wide. Today, Crater Lake is filled with the most astonishingly blue water you’ve ever seen and surrounded by fir, helmock, and pine forests.