CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK Established in 1902

CRATER LAKE STATISTICS

• LOCATED IN SOUTHERN OREGON / 60 MILES ABOVE CALIFORNIA BORDER

• FORMATION BY VOLCANIC IMPLOSION

• AVERAGE ANNUAL SNOWFALL: 45 FEET

• DEEPEST LAKE IN USA AT 1,943 FEET

• THIRD DEEPEST LAKE IN THE WORLD

• 33 MILES IN CIRCUMFERENCE

• 7 MILES IN DIAMETER

• ONE OF THE PUREST LAKES IN THE WORLD

CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARKHISTORIC LODGE

SUMMER SEASON AMMENITIES May through October

• 73 room Historic Lodge• 40 Cabins• 215 site RV Park / Campground• Interpretative Guided Volcanic Boat Tours • Fine dining at Lodge• Casual dining Annie Creek Restaurant & Gift Shop• Rim Village Deli Café and Gift Shop• Camper Store

CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK

• WINTER LODGING• NOW AVAILABLE

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• WINTER LODGING

MAZAMA LODGE November through April

• Grand opening November 2014

• Winter lodging never before offered in history of Park

• Limited availability

• Be one of the first to experience

• Individual and group reservations

• Snow shoe rentals available

• National Park Service weekend guided tours

• Professional instruction

• Cross country skiing

• Rim Café & Gift Shop open daily

Mazama Camper Store

RESERVATIONS

1-888-774-2728

WWW.CRATERLAKELODGES.COM

CRATER LAKE WEATHERSaturday March 8, 2014

• High Temperature 38° • Average High 37° • Record High 59° • Low Temperature 20° • Average Low 18° • Record Low -6°

CRATER LAKE WEATHER Saturday March 8, 2014

• New Snow 0" • Current Snow Depth 54" • Avg. Snow Depth this Date 114" • Percent of Average 47% • Snow Since October 1 155" • Avg. Snowfall by this Date 385" • Percent of Average 40

CRATER LAKE WEATHER Saturday March 8th, 2014

• %New Precipitation (Melted) 0.0" • Precip. (Melted) Since Oct. 1 34" • Avg. Precip. by this Date 46" • Percent of Average 73% • High & low temperatures are from 8 AM yesterday to 8 AM today. Data

is from • Park Headquarters, elevation 6,470 feet. • Period of record is 1931 to the present. • Average Annual Snowfall 524” • Greatest Snowfall in One Winter 835” • Avg. Annual Precipitation (Melted) 66” • All-Time Highest Recorded Temp. 90° • All-Time Lowest Recorded Temp. -21°