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Trails in Crater Lake National Park

39 named trails · 120 miles · 25 trailheads. The lines, trailheads and points are the Park Service's; the write-ups are the Service's own words; the climbing is read from USGS elevation along each line.

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39 trails, A to Z.

Annie Spring Spur Trail

0.7 mi one way · about 350 ft of climbing · 6,024 ft–6,361 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

6,024 ft 6,335 ft · 0.7 mi high 6,361 ft

Trailhead Mazama-PCT Spur 6,022 ft Drive there

Bert Creek Trail

1.6 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 5,570 ft–5,721 ft · native surface · hiking, horse · seasonal: Open Summer

5,573 ft 5,684 ft · 1.1 mi high 5,721 ft

Trailhead Bert Creek 5,636 ft Drive there

Boundary Springs Trail

4.0 mi one way · about 250 ft of climbing · 700 ft of descent · 5,063 ft–5,636 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

5,636 ft 5,281 ft · 1.7 mi high 5,636 ft

Trailhead Boundary Springs 5,222 ft Drive there

Cleetwood Cove Trail

1.0 mi one way · 600 ft of descent · 6,194 ft–6,815 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

6,815 ft 6,195 ft · 1.0 mi high 6,815 ft

Trailhead Cleetwood Cove 6,823 ft Drive there

Crater Peak Trail

3.5 mi one way · about 950 ft of climbing · 6,489 ft–7,258 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

PeaksPicnic areas

6,508 ft 7,178 ft · 3.5 mi high 7,256 ft

Along the way Crater Peak Vidae Falls Picnic Area

Trailhead Crater Peak 6,511 ft Drive there

Dutton Creek Trail

2.4 mi one way · about 10 ft of climbing · 1,000 ft of descent · 6,093 ft–7,090 ft · native surface · hiking, horse · seasonal: Open Summer

7,090 ft 6,093 ft · 2.3 mi high 7,090 ft

Trailhead Dutton Creek 7,095 ft Drive there

Garfield Peak Trail

1.6 mi one way · about 1,000 ft of climbing · 7,035 ft–8,047 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

Peaks

7,090 ft 8,047 ft · 1.6 mi high 8,047 ft

Along the way Garfield Peak

Trailhead Garfield Peak 7,098 ft Drive there

Godfrey Glen Nature Trail

1.1 mi one way · about 70 ft of climbing · 5,989 ft–6,062 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

Waterfalls

6,062 ft 6,062 ft · 1.0 mi high 6,062 ft

Along the way Duwee Falls

Trailhead Godfrey Glen 6,068 ft Drive there

Lady of the Woods Trail

0.6 mi loop · about 100 ft of climbing · 6,469 ft–6,587 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

Visitor centers

6,480 ft 6,469 ft · 0.6 mi high 6,587 ft

Along the way Steel Visitor Center

Trailhead Lady of the Woods Loop 6,469 ft Drive there

Lightning Spring Trail

0.8 mi one way · about 30 ft of climbing · 300 ft of descent · 6,887 ft–7,164 ft · native surface · hiking, horse · seasonal: Open Summer, Open Summer and Winter

Picnic areas

7,163 ft 6,895 ft · 0.7 mi high 7,164 ft

Along the way Lightning Spring Picnic Area

Trailhead Lightning Spring 7,164 ft Drive there

Mount Scott Trail

2.2 mi one way · about 1,200 ft of climbing · 7,675 ft–8,908 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

Peaks

7,687 ft 8,908 ft · 2.1 mi high 8,908 ft

Along the way Mount Scott

Trailhead Mount Scott 7,684 ft Drive there

Plaikni Falls Trail

1.0 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 6,394 ft–6,532 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

Waterfalls

6,416 ft 6,532 ft · 1.0 mi high 6,532 ft

Along the way Plaikni Falls

Trailhead Plaikni Falls 6,419 ft Drive there

Pumice Flat Trail

2.9 mi one way · about 450 ft of climbing · 5,838 ft–6,284 ft · native surface · hiking, horse

Picnic areas

5,843 ft 6,284 ft · 2.9 mi high 6,284 ft

Along the way Lodgepole Picnic Area

Trailhead Pumice Flat 5,839 ft Drive there

Red Blanket Falls Trail

2.9 mi one way · about 20 ft of climbing · 1,100 ft of descent · 3,935 ft–5,032 ft · native surface · hiking, horse · seasonal: Open Summer

5,032 ft 3,935 ft · 2.9 mi high 5,032 ft

Trailhead Red Blanket Creek 3,963 ft Drive there

Red Cone Trail

3.3 mi one way · about 400 ft of climbing · 6,133 ft–6,498 ft · native surface · hiking, horse · seasonal: Open Summer

6,133 ft 6,494 ft · 3.3 mi high 6,498 ft

Trailhead Red Cone 6,497 ft Drive there

Rim Promenade

0.5 mi one way · about 30 ft of climbing · 7,100 ft–7,127 ft · concrete surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

ViewsVisitor centers

7,100 ft 7,108 ft · 0.5 mi high 7,127 ft

Along the way Sinnot Memorial Overlook Rim Visitor Center

Trailhead Garfield Peak 7,098 ft Drive there

Rim Trail

8.0 mi one way · about 450 ft of climbing · 2,100 ft of descent · 6,494 ft–7,738 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

ViewsPicnic areas

7,664 ft 7,277 ft · 2.7 mi high 7,737 ft

Along the way Lightning Spring Picnic Area Merriam Point

Trailhead Watchman Lookout 7,601 ft Drive there

Sun Notch Trail

0.7 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 7,035 ft–7,160 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

7,035 ft 7,067 ft · 0.6 mi high 7,160 ft

Trailhead Sun Notch 7,034 ft Drive there

The Pinnacles Trail

0.4 mi one way · about 10 ft of climbing · 60 ft of descent · 5,463 ft–5,505 ft · native surface · bike, hiking · seasonal: Open Summer

5,504 ft 5,463 ft · 0.4 mi high 5,504 ft

Trailhead Pinnacles 5,508 ft Drive there

About these trails

The lines are the National Park Service's public trails layer, the trailheads and the waterfalls, views, peaks and historic places along them the Service's public points of interest, read 2026-10-14 and simplified for the map. The write-ups are the Service's own "things to do", unedited. Heights come from USGS 3DEP through Terrain Tiles on AWS (Mapzen/Tilezen), read along each line and rounded; a short trail on steep ground can be off by a few tens of feet. Closures change: check the park's own site before you go.