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Top Tips for Visiting Central Oregon This Summer

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By Jen Anderson Verified
| Travel Oregon
Craving high-desert trails, alpine lakes, sparkling rivers and sagebrush-filled landscapes with bluebird skies? You’re not the only one. Throngs of visitors flock to Central Oregon in the summertime to hike, bike, camp, fish, climb and enjoy nature’s beauty mixed in with stops at some of the state’s top craft breweries and restaurants. Steady crowds can mean traffic and parking snarls, overcrowded parks and trails, and long lines at popular food and drink spots for a less-than-ideal experience.
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8 Ways to Enjoy Crater Lake This Summer

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By Jen Anderson Verified
| Travel Oregon
What are the top things to do at Crater Lake National Park in the summer? You can hike, bike, camp, enjoy the accessible trails, and make it an essential part of your Pacific Northwest summer road trip, since Crater Lake is very much open and welcoming visitors. As Oregon’s only national park, this iconic landmark is a special place. At 1,940 feet it’s America’s deepest, bluest lake, part of a massive caldera that formed when Mt. Mazama erupted 7,700 years ago.
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Multnomah Falls

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By Jen Anderson Verified, Zach Urness Verified
| Travel Oregon
Plummeting 620 feet, in two different sections, Multnomah Falls is the most-visited natural recreation site in the Pacific Northwest with more than 2 million visitors each year. Fed by underground springs, the flow over the falls varies and is usually highest during the winter and spring months. Multnomah Falls offers one of the best places in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area to study geology exposed by floods.
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