Crater Lake A History By Rick Harmon A half million people visit Crater Lake each year, and tens of millions throughout the world have been captivated by photographs of this deep blue jewel of Oregon's Cascade Mountains. To mark the 100th anniversary of Crater Lake National Park, Rick Harmon has written the first comprehensive history of the park and events that created and shaped it.
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Crater Lake Gem of the Cascades This interesting and descriptive 3rd edition of Crater Lake-Gem of the Cascades, by Rod Cranson, encompasses more detailed information about the formation of Crater Lake and Mount Mazama-the mountain in which it rests-than any other popular publication available.
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Crater Lake Natures Continuing Story The "ultimate blue lake" draws travelers who enjoy incomparable views -- remnants of Mount Mazama, the forest mosaic, colorful wildflowers, and a diversity of wildlife. Each book in The Story Behind the Scenery series tells a compelling story through the eyes of an experienced interpreter whose writing reflects true enthusiasm for the park. Complete with running text and interpretive captions, accompanied by abundant full-color photographs, these books will be welcome in any home library.
Price: $11.95
Crater Lake Story Behind the Scenery The "ultimate blue lake" draws travelers who enjoy incomparable views -- remnants of Mount Mazama, the forest mosaic, colorful wildflowers, and a diversity of wildlife. Each book in The Story Behind the Scenery series tells a compelling story through the eyes of an experienced interpreter whose writing reflects true enthusiasm for the park. Complete with running text and interpretive captions, accompanied by abundant full-color photographs, these books will be welcome in any home library.
Price: $11.95
Crater Lake Wish You Were Here Crater Lake National Park, the only national park in Oregon, contains one of the most remarkable natural features in the world. This feature, and the dominant element of the park, is the massive lake contained in the caldera formed by the collapse of the ancient volcano known as Mt. Mazama. The deep blue color of the lake, its depth, and setting in the caldera provide a unique and memorable sight for visitors to the park. By: Ron Warfield.
Oregon Historical Quarterly Spring 2002 Special; Issue: Crater Lake at 100. In the days color photography became widely available, communicating the dramatic deep blue color of Crater Lake required artists as well as photographers. Fred Leutters, who worked for Kiser's Studio as a hand colorist and mountaineering photographer, was one of the best of the artists who rendered the colors of Crater Lake in oil paints on black-and-white photographic prints.
Road Guide to Crater Lake "The story of Crater Lake begins about half a million years ago when a vigorous young volcano was born on the Ring of Fire that..." By: Robert and Barbara Decker.
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The Mountain with a hole in the Top-Reflections of Crater Lake Crater Lake has inspired awe and admiration since the first human set eyes on it. This uniquely beautiful "Mountain With A Hole In The Top," with its deep blue water and striking volcanic forms, is the setting of many legends and stories, and artists have tried for generations to capture its features in paintings and photographs. The lake and the surrounding national park seem to bring out the best in writers and photographers.
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Trails of Crater Lake National Park & Oregon Caves National Mounment PLEASE NOTE! Construction of the proposed Plaikni Falls trail is pending approval of the environmental assessment. Thank you for your patience.
This guide includes everything you need to make the most of a visit to Crater Lake and the Oregon Caves-detailed descriptions of every trail, sightseeing suggestions, and tips on where to stay. Explore the geology behind Crater Lake's exploded volcano, read the Klamath Indian legend of the eruption, and learn the history of the National Park Service's efforts to preserve these areas. Written by Oregon's foremost outdoor author in partnership with the Crater Lake Natural History Association and the Oregon Caves Natural Association.
