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Trails of Crater Lake & Oregon Caves
Navillus Press
Trails of Crater Lake & Oregon Caves
$14.95
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  This guide includes everything you need to make the most of a visit to Crater Lake and Oregon Caves - Detailed descriptions of every trail, sightseeing suggestions, and tips on where to stay. Explore the geology behind Crater Lake's exploded volcano, read the Klamath Indian legend of the eruption, and learn the history of the National Park Service's efforts to preserve the areas. Written by Oregon's foremost outdoor author in partnership with the Crater Lake Natural History Association and the Oregon Caves Natural History Association.

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Publisher:
Navillus Press
Book Genre:
Oregon
Author:
William L. Sullivan
Copyright Date:
2017
Pages:
112
Backing:
Softback
ISBN:
0981570151
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