Crater Lake National Park Feature
Good Reads
Crater Lake National Park: A Global Treasure, by former park rangers Ann and Myron Sutton, celebrates the park's first 100 years with stunning photography, charts, and drawings.
Ron Warfield's A Guide to Crater Lake National Park and The Mountain That Used to Be gives a useful and lushly illustrated overview of Crater Lake's history and physical features.
The National Park Service uses Stephen Harris's Fire Mountains of the West in its ranger training; the detailed handbook covers Cascade Range geology.
Wildflowers of the Olympics and Cascades, by Charles Stewart, is an easy-to-use guide to the area's flora and fauna.
Crater Lake Natural History Association. These books, and a mail-order catalog of books and maps about the park, are available from the Crater Lake Natural History Association. P. O. Box 157, Crater Lake, OR, 97604. 541/594-3110. www.craterlakeoregon.org.
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