Crater Lake bear spray is a crucial safety tool for visitors to Crater Lake National Park. While black bears are the only bear species in the area, carrying bear spray is highly recommended. This EPA-approved deterrent is designed to stop aggressive bears and should be used defensively. Proper selection, usage, and storage of bear spray … Read more
The Crater Lake Zipline enforces strict weight limits for participant safety and equipment integrity. For the main Canopy Tour, adventurers must weigh between 70 and 250 pounds. The Sasquatch Hollow Kids Zipline accommodates children weighing up to 175 pounds. These requirements are non-negotiable and verified at check-in. Understanding these limits is crucial for a safe … Read more
Crater Lake National Park has specific regulations for dogs to protect wildlife and the environment. Dogs are allowed in campgrounds, on paved roads, in parking lots, and on certain trails, but must always be leashed. Restrictions include no dogs in buildings, on shuttle buses, backcountry trails, or in the lake. This guide provides detailed information … Read more
Crater Lake National Park implements periodic road closures to vehicles, particularly on East Rim Drive, to promote eco-friendly exploration and enhance visitor experiences. These closures, primarily during the “Ride the Rim” event in September, allow cyclists and pedestrians to enjoy the scenic beauty without vehicular traffic. This article delves into the specifics of these closures, … Read more