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CLNP
(redirected from Crater Lake National Park)

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CLNPConnectionless Network Protocol
CLNPCrater Lake National Park (Crater Lake, OR)


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in southern Oregon's Cascade mountains, covers an area of one-million acres (4,000 km²), and borders Crater Lake National Park.
Court blocks road construction in national forests by MATTHEW DALY / AP News
The intrepid early explorers Lewis and Clark were perhaps the first non-aboriginal explorers to discover Crater Lake and report their findings back to President Jefferson, but they were certainly not the last and today some half a million visitors enjoy the wonderful scenery of the Crater Lake National Park every year.
Hiking in Crater Lake National Park by Donald Saunders / Travel, recreation and leisure community
The best pines are located immediately east of Oregon's Crater Lake National Park, easily reached from the park's northern boundary (closed in winter) in about 20 minutes via State Highway 138 and Forest Road 70.
Whoosh bang snap by American Forests
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