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Vicinity Location: <\/strong>The trailhead is 95 miles southeast of Eugene,
\nOR in Crater Lake National Park.<\/p>\n

Directions:<\/strong>
\n<\/strong>From the South (Year Round):
\nFrom Medford – Drive 63 miles on Route 62
\nnorth and east to the park’s west entrance.
\nFrom Klamath Falls – Drive 44 miles on Route
\n97 north to Route 62 north and west to the park’s south entrance.
\n
\nFrom the North (Winter):<\/strong>
\n<\/strong>From Roseburg – Drive 113 miles on Route
\n138 east to Route 230 south to Route 62 east to the park’s west entrance.
\nFrom Bend – Drive 132 miles on Route 97 south
\nto Route 62 north and west to the park’s south entrance.
\n
\n<\/strong>From the south entrance <\/strong>road,
\ndrive about 4 miles on South Entrance Drive and Rim Drive to the parking area
\nwest of Crater Lake Lodge. The trailhead is on the west side of the parking lot
\nnear the lake.<\/p>\n

There are bathrooms near the parking lot.<\/p>\n

A National Park entry permit may be required
\nto park at the trailhead, depending on the month.<\/p>\n

\nOperating hours and seasons: Link<\/a><\/p>\n

A free wilderness permit is required to camp
\novernight in the park.<\/p>\n

Pets are not allowed on this trail.<\/p>\n

Length and Elevation:<\/strong>
\n<\/strong>5.6 miles round trip Elevation gain 1,300
\nfeet and loss of 1,300 feet. Total gain and loss is 2,600 feet. Elevation at
\nthe trailhead is about 7,050 feet. Highest point is 7,874 feet. From camp to
\nThe Watchman the gain is 1,100 feet and a loss of 400 feet.<\/p>\n

Trail:<\/strong>
\n<\/strong>Crater Rim Drive.<\/p>\n

There are no geocaches along this trail.<\/p>\n

Trail Maps:<\/strong>
\n<\/strong>Topo Map<\/a>, Download Garmin .gpx file<\/a><\/p>\n

History:<\/strong>
\nThe Watchman Lookout Station sits 8,025 feet above sea level on Watchman Peak,
\nwhich is on the western edge of Crater Lake. The lookout was built in 1932 by
\nthe CCC and served the dual purpose of fire lookout and trail museum. The Watchman
\nLookout actually had flushing toilets from the early 1960’s until the late 1970’s.
\nThe water was pumped over 1,000 vertical feet from Lightning Spring.<\/p>\n

Early fire detection and prompt suppression used to be a primary responsibility
\nof the National Park Service. The Watchman Lookout Station was part of the fire
\ndetection network for Crater Lake National Park which included a number of
\nNational Park Service, United States Forest Service and Bureau of Indian
\nAffairs lookouts. A trained observer, usually a park ranger, manned the lookout
\nand kept in contact with the fire dispatcher at the park headquarters on
\nshort-wave radio. During the 1930s, the Civilian Conservation Corps also
\nprovided observers. The National Park Service manned the Watchman Lookout
\nStation each fire season until 1974 and it has been manned intermittently afterwards.<\/p>\n

Since the lookout was built, there has been a major change in how wildfires are
\ndealt with. Today many fires in National Parks are left to burn unless the fire
\nthreatens life and property. The Watchman Lookout preserves the essential
\nelements of 1930’s era fire lookout. The 360 degree panoramic view and the use
\nof native materials that blend the structure into the surrounding landscape
\ncombine make the Watchman Lookout Station a unique and historically significant
\nstructure. The lookout was listed on the National Register of Historic Places
\nin 1988.<\/p>\n

Review:<\/strong> <\/strong>April 13th, 2014.
\nBefore beginning this hike, stop at the Steele
\nvisitor center and fill out a wilderness permit which contains the names,
\naddresses, and contact information of all the hikers. The visitors center is
\nabout 2.5 miles before the crater rim parking lot. It is also required to turn
\nin your copy of the permit when you finish your trip. The park service will
\nsearch for overdue hikers. <\/p>\n

Spring snow depths along the rim can vary from a few inches to tens of feet
\ndepending on how the snow had drifted. The hiking trail begins west of the
\nparking area. Be sure to check out the views to the northwest of the parking
\narea along the rim of the crater. These are some of the nicest views of Crater
\nLake and Wizard Island<\/p>\n

Follow the snow-hidden road west as it drops gently down along and behind the
\nrim. On a sunny day there are great views right at the start of the trip. Llao
\nRock, a massive rock formation jutting up from the lake for almost 2,000 feet
\ncan be seen behind Wizard Island and the named peaks around Crater Lake ramp up
\ninto the blue sky.<\/p>\n

The number of people soon diminishes after the next viewpoint of the lake. On
\nthe way in, we tried to stay close to the rim which means you follow the up and
\ndown contours of the rim. Trees grow right up to the edge of the rim but there
\nare plenty of gaps in the tree cover which allow you to gaze at the azure blue
\nof the lake. The wind can really blow at the edge of the rim and be calm just a
\nfew steps away. There are some small, steep slopes which can avalanche so be
\naware of changing conditions. Also be aware there can be cornices at any spot
\nalong the rim so exercise extreme care and forethought when approaching the
\ncrater rim for a view. If you can’t see a tree between you and the edge, there
\ncould be a cornice ahead.<\/p>\n

As we snowshoed farther along the rim, we only saw one or two other people. After
\na couple of miles we didn’t see anyone else. The views are wonderful at many
\nspots along the way. We saw Mt. Shasta and Mt. McLaughlin to the south, Mt.
\nThielson to the north, and other tall peaks.<\/p>\n

We found a place to camp about 400 feet back from the rim with great view to
\nthe southeast. Jeremiah and Carissa set up their tent and Johnny set up his
\ntent in the middle of a snow meadow. I made my snow trench near the edge of the
\nmeadow. It didn’t take me too long to get the roof on the trench so I could
\nsleep out of the wind. Johnny had a backpacking beer kit from Pat’s Backcountry
\nBeverages and Jeremiah helped read the instructions. The beer was okay but I
\nthink bringing some cans for a short trip would be easier. After the beer
\nbrewing, we felt pretty warm in the sun and decided there was time for us to
\nclimb The Watchman.<\/p>\n

Johnny, Jeremiah, and I put out snowshoes back on and headed along the road
\ntowards The Watchman. We mostly stayed off the ski tracks but some places were
\nalong the narrow tops of snowdrifts that we had to snowshoe on the ski tracks.
\nSome places had tall drifts and other places the wind had blown most of the
\nsnow away and spring weather had melted the snow down to the road.<\/p>\n

We passed another viewpoint with unobstructed views of the lake and from there
\nwe snowshoed along the road up the south side of The Watchman. We climbed
\nsteadily for about .8 mile up to a point where we decided to leave the road and
\nhead up the ridge towards the lookout tower.<\/p>\n

For about .3 mile we travelled up the ridge on a moderate slope where it was
\neasy to pick our way among the trees. We headed towards the southern facing
\nslope. The trees become sparse and we could see Mt. Shasta and all the nearer
\npeaks too.<\/p>\n

The last several hundred feet of the slope is pretty steep but the avalanche
\ndanger was very low because there hadn’t been any snow for the week. Climbing
\nis slow work at 7,500 feet and I needed a couple of breaks on the way up.<\/p>\n

We got to fire lookout but the snow slope facing the lake looked too dangerous
\nto climb. I walked around to the north side and there was an easy snow slope
\nand climb over the railing. From there it was easy to walk to the overlook for
\nfantastic views of the lake and from every side of the lookout.<\/p>\n

After taking photos we headed back to camp. It took us about 90 minutes on the
\ntrip up and about 60 minutes for the trip back to camp. We got back well before
\ndark but had taken our flashlights as a precaution. <\/p>\n

Cooking dinner is always the coldest time of camping but my heavy mittens were
\nreally nice to have. I always use my white gas stove in the winter so I melted
\na lot of snow for dinner and breakfast.<\/p>\n

It was getting pretty cold after we finished dinner so it wasn’t long before we
\nretired to our tents and shelters. Since I my snow shelter was open to the
\nweather, I dug a pit, put in my water, and put a lid on top. The full moon made
\nthe night bright and I was glad that my snow shelter kept the moon off of my
\nface so I could get a good night’s sleep.<\/p>\n

The next morning was 20 degrees and everything outside was covered in frost. I
\nchecked on my water and there were some ice crystals but it was mostly
\nunfrozen. I walked around on the hard crust and ventured to the rim for the
\nsunrise. To the right I could see some cornices so I was careful not to venture
\ntoo close to the edge. I walked around taking in the views until the others
\nwoke up.<\/p>\n

Things warmed up quickly with the shining and a light breeze in camp and in a
\ncouple of hours it was close to freezing. Johnny used a few snow blocks from my
\nsnow shelter to make a windbreak for his stove. We had our breakfasts and
\nJohnny made French Press coffee.<\/p>\n

It was nice to hang around camp in the sun and after a while, we broke camp and
\nheaded back. We didn’t see anyone else until 11:30 and we were pretty close to
\nthe parking lot. I stopped for some photos at the rim then joined the group at
\nthe car.<\/p>\n

We stopped in at the Steele Visitor Center to turn in our permit, use the
\ntoilets, and congratulate ourselves on a great trip. From there, it was back on
\nthe road, stopping for pizza in Eugene.<\/p>\n

Enjoy the photos!! <\/p>\n

Gallery Pics<\/a><\/p>\n

Switchback Steve<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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