Crater Lake

 After leaving Kimball Park , we drove on up to Crater Lake, and  using our Senior Pass drove on up to the lodge, and rest rooms!   ( Senior pass you remember?)

Most of the stuff inside the lodge was closed. Of course the concession was open.

A picture or two of the lake from that angle. 

We took the rim road around and stopped occasionally to take a picture form a bit different angle.

If you can, notice the Red cinder layer in the cliff face.

There was a pile of trees growing out of that one stump.

This is a view of Fort Klamath, and Klamath Lake in the background.

We couldn't have picked a better day, nice and warm, crystal clear sky, and best of all not a lot of traffic or crowds to deal with.

We drove back on the back side of Klamath and Agency Lake to Rocky Point. A nice scenic trip around Klamath Lake. We stopped at the Favell Museum to look at his stock of Indian Artifacts. Fee was $9.00 each, and we were the only ones there.

A weather system was blowing in and the temps dropped to the teens in Klamath and was supposed to be colder the next day, so we packed up the next morning and headed home.