Crater Lake in Oregon
Round, beautiful lake in the caldera of Mount Mazuma volcano. The caldera is 655 m deep and formed geologically recently: 7,700 years ago when the volcano collapsed. The lake is 594 m deep – the deepest in the United States.
Fort Rock
Unusual landmark – tufa ring that rises 105 m above the surrounding plain. The diameter of this formation is around 1,360 m.
Spouting Horn at Cook’s Chasm
Impressive blowhole that creates a tall, hissing fountain when a wave enters Cook’s Chasm. The fountain is up to 12 – 14 m high.
Thor’s Well
Hole in the rocks at the sea that looks as if the ocean is drained in it. This is some 6-7 m wide hole, also 6-7 m deep. It is at its most impressive approximately one hour before the high tide. At high waves, it creates several meters high splashes.
Depoe Bay Spouting Horn
Interesting, quite active blowhole next to the road. It creates up to 9 m high fountains that often pour on the cars that are passing by.
Multnomah Falls
Very tall waterfall with three main drops, 194 m tall. A picturesque bridge between below the tallest drop.
Doerner Fir
The tallest coast Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) in the world. Height 99.8 m, diameter 3.54 m, volume 237 m3. Some time ago it was 100.3 m tall.