Crater Lake National Park - Hiking Trails

Hiking trails In addition to those already mentioned there are a number of other hiking trails in the National Park, including the Garfield Peak Trail (1 3/4 mi.), which runs up to the top of Garfield Peak; the Discovery Point Trail (2 1/4 mi.), running along the crater rim from Crater Lake Lodge; the Godfrey Glen Trail (2 1/4 mi.) to the Duwee Falls on Munson Creek; and the Annie Creek Canyon Trail (1 1/4 mi.) along Annie Creek with its basalt columns.

The Pacific Crest Trail (here called the Oregon Skyline Trail) also cuts through the western part of the National Park. This long-distance trail follows the crest ridges of the Cascade Mountains and the Sierra Nevada for a total distance of 2350 mi. from the Canadian to the Mexican frontier.