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North Entrance Station
The North Entrance Station provides access to the park from Route 138 and Route 230.
Plan Around North Entrance Station
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North Entrance Station Details
The North Entrance Station provides access to the park from Route 138 and Route 230, the roads that travel east-west above the park's northern border. Buy your entrance pass ($15 per vehicle) at the North Entrance Station, just past the intersection with Route 138, then drive roughly nine miles to North Junction, where North Entrance Road meets Rim Drive. From here, you can drive either west or east along Rim Drive.
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Nearby Parks Around North Entrance Station
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Nearby Points of Interest Around North Entrance Station
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5.3 mi away
Boundary Springs Trail
This 2.5-mile hike is relatively flat and travels out to the headwaters of the Rogue River.
7.0 mi away
Cleetwood Cove Trail
The Cleetwood Cove Trail is the only legal and safe way of accessing the Crater Lake shoreline.
7.0 mi away
Cleetwood Cove Trail
The Cleetwood Cove Trail is the only legal and safe way of accessing the Crater Lake shoreline.
7.1 mi away
Diamond Lake, Ore.
Diamond Lake, to the park's north, has several lodging options, including campgrounds.
8.0 mi away
Merriam Point
Coming from the North Entrance Station, Merriam Point is considered a good first stop to view the lake.
