535K views · 3.9K reactions | Have you been to Crater Lake National Park in Oregon before? #craterlake #oregon #nationalparks #oregonexplored | The National Park Travelers | Facebook

86 reactions | Think YOU have a tough week ahead? Countless colonies of bacteria living at the bottom of the 1,949-foot-deep Crater Lake survive on nothing but sulfur compounds and minimal sunlight and are still thriving. What's your excuse?  (Just kidding, but what a testament to Earth's ability to adapt!) | Visit USA Parks | Facebook

12K views · 182 reactions | Access to swim in Crater Lake National Park closes until 2029, so I had to find a way to see it before it closed. #nationalpark #craterlake #oregon #hiking #swimming | Glitter + Lazers | Facebook

4.9K views · 116 reactions | When visiting Oregon, local resident Colin Reynolds, our senior Northwest advisor, recommends adding Crater Lake National Park to your list of must-see sites! When the snow fully melts at the end of June, there are 90 miles of hiking trails to explore and over 250 species of birds to see and hear. Join our virtual Summer Road Trip! https://dfnd.us/4bVBMzO ☀️ | Defenders of Wildlife | Facebook