Oregon Caves and Crater Lake National Park Hiking Tour

"Well organized, knowledgeable, great hikes and good accommodations.  Very satisfied with the tour!" Claudia

Crater Lake National Park - Cascade Range

Crater Lake has gained a reputation for its impossibly blue lake - can that really exist?  It was created about 7,700 years ago, when a violent eruption triggered the collapse of a tall peak.  Now it is the deepest lake in the United States, and it is that depth that creates the postcard perfect deep blue hue.   The lake is fed only by rain and snow, making its waters some of the most pure and pristine in the world. Its location in the Cascade Range ensures a variety of terrains to explore on the many trails available in the park.

Explore the Oregon Caves

Close by these mountains is the Siskiyou National Forest, which consists of extremely steep and rugged terrain and is home to five designated Wild and Scenic Rivers.  Due to the area's unusual geology, climate and fire ecology, some of the most diverse and rare plants have evolved in the area and it has become known as a botanist's paradise.  Within the forest is a National Monument to preserve a unique cave system, only discovered in 1874, containing twisting passages through marble rock - Oregon Caves.  There we can discover these hidden mountains inside and out. See Detailed Itinerary Here: Secure your spot on this summer's guided hiking tour or explore our full tour calendar to find your dream adventure vacation!