Crater Lake National Park in Oregon is a stunning sight. We visited on a day after they had received seven inches of snow a few days earlier. We were also fortunate enough to visit on a day when the sun was shining and visibility was great. The only drawback about the snow is that we couldn't drive all the way around the lake because the road was closed. But the part that we did get to see was amazing. Crater Lake was formed when a violent eruption collapsed a tall mountain peak. The lake is so pure because it is fed by rain and snow. This is why it is such a vibrant blue color. It's the deepest lake in the U.S. And it looks fantastic after a snowfall...
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