The title comes from Readers Digest, which included Crater Lake on its list of “America’s most swimmable lakes.” A “swimmable” lake, according to the article, is a place where “access is easy, the ...

Scientists thought this crater in Australia was the world’s oldest — but an independent analysis shows they might be off by ...

Approximately 331 million people visited American national parks in 2024, representing a 2% year-over-year growth and the fourth straight year of growth.President Woodrow Wilson in 1916 signed the ...

President Woodrow Wilson in 1916 signed the act creating the Service to leave natural and historic phenomenons “unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations.” Since then, our national parks have ...

Central Oregon isn’t just a destination—it’s an entire adventure zone packed with lava tubes, high desert canyons, volcanic ...

Stacker compiled a list of the closest national parks to Corvallis. National parks are ranked by closest straight line distance, measured from representative points in Corvallis, Oregon, Metro Area ...

Crater Lake, located in southern-central Oregon, is famous for its stunning deep blue color and exceptional water clarity. Formed around 7,700 years ago by the collapse of Mount Mazama, it sits ...

PORTLAND,ORE(KOIN)- This segment is sponsored by Crater Lake Spirits. One of the best vodkas you’ll ever have is made right here in Oregon. Since the sale of their first Crater Lake Vodka bot… ...

Don't be drawn in by claims about sinkholes in Lake Superior The sinkholes allegedly appeared on June 18, 2025, causing chaos near Thunder Bay, Ontario.

But before we all assume Intel's Nova Lake CPUs will therefore be killer for gaming, simply adding cache memory isn't a guarantee of better frame rates.

Many park service sites received comments about the need to increase the visibility of Indigenous cultures, including Rocky Mountain National Park, Pinnacles National Park, National Park of ...

Great Lake, the legendary (and legendarily iconoclastic) pizza joint that fixated (and sometimes frustrated) Andersonville for five years, has returned, a dozen years later.