Why I will NEVER VISIT Crater Lake Oregon
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- Discovered in 1853 by John Wesley Hillman, Crater Lake in the south central region of Oregon is shrouded in mystery and strange occurrences. One of the biggest mysteries surrounding Crater Lake is The Old Man, a 35 foot tree trunk that floats vertically and travels about 2-5 miles in a single day. The trunk also appears to have supernatural powers that can control the weather in the area if the Old Man is disturbed. On top of a mysterious log that can change the forecast, many people go missing and some even do the unthinkable.
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Hi there. Crafter lake employee here. I’ve been to Crater Lake on a multitude of times for 20 years and a lot of the stuff is true and a lot of it is just myth. For example:
1. The old man of the lake is actually a giant ant colony in a tree log. That is why it floats vertically and floats in an odd way around the lake. If you look close enough at the log you can see a lot of them, coming out of the log. The ants will eat whatever insects float their way and they will bring it into the colony and feed the rest. That is why all the weight is at the bottom of the log because that is where the main ant colony lives.
2. The story of the old man falling off the ledge is true but the circumstances are shrouded in mystery. More than likely the guy was depressed and didn’t like his married life and committed suicide. However, there are more than five incidents of helicopters crashing into the crater in attempt to rescue people who have fallen into them and were heavily injured.
3. There was a submersible that went to the very bottom of the lake and they only discovered not even 1% of the bottom of the lake. I believe that is the most mysterious part of the lake out of all the stories. Because who knows what is at the bottom and what kind of relics or a new species live there.
4. The mystery of the man disintegrating, is a very mysterious thing indeed. A lot of my employees and myself agreed that it was just animals eating his corpse and his feet just remain because the animals didn’t want to eat it. Typically animals won’t eat the feet of prey or whatever they scavenge. The only thing that really does that are maggots. Which as you would imagine during the highest snow season of the year, there are no flies to be found whatsoever. So that explains the strange decomposition.
5. I have hiked on Garfield Peak and around the outer edge of the crater and I’ve never heard any voices whatsoever in the 20 years I’ve been up there. A lot of that is just myth and nothing to be scared of. I highly recommend anyone to go there and check out its beautiful splendor because you’ll never find anything like it. Also the lodge has fucking awesome pancakes! Go check it out.
Can you legally go hiking around on the island?
@@jenniferroach4153 Yes of course! However, the boat tours have to be open. Usually during spring-summer.
@@GoreTorn16 I would love to visit for the island alone. If I ever make it to that side of the states I will definitely include this in my list of adventures! Thank you so much for your reply.
@@jenniferroach4153 No problem! Safe travels!
Can I go kayaking on Crater lake? 👀
The strangest thing that happened to me at Crater Lake was when I went in to the gift shop near the hotel parking lot at the crater rim, I left $180 there and got a few shot glasses, some calendars, and some photo postcards. Some mysterious force sucked the life out of my Visa card. Some of the other guys in our motorcycle club felt this force as well. But the Prospect Historic Hotel was worth staying in.
Lmao....Same thing happens to me every time I go to that eerie place in the Desert they call Las Vegas....lol.
Man, I got a list too..join the club!! Riding into Gatlinburg, and any Harley shop I usually visit on vacation rides out of state always makes my wallet possessed!!
This would be a great synopsis for a movie script.
Haha Brava!!
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My dad took our family to Crater Lake when I was 9, 70 years ago. I loved Wizard Island. It was beautiful. We stayed in Klamath Falls before returning to the southern part of the California Central Valley. On the way home we stopped and went swimming in the Kings River. My remembrances are so fresh as if it happened yesterday.
I live in Klamath falls born and raised.
@@MrPsh-xs7ul Beautiful country Mr. Psh
@@paulespinoza974 yes sir it is. I enjoy seeing old pictures and hearing stories from back in the day. My grandma and grandpa used to tell me old stories and to this day I pass those stories onto my kids
@@MrPsh-xs7ul Fair weather my friend.
@@MrPsh-xs7ul: My son was born in Klamath Falls, New Years Eve 1971. There was 6ft. of snow in the basin that winter. Kingsley Field was my very first assignment in the U.S.A.F, but I actually worked atop Haymaker Mountain at 25th NORAD Keno RADAR Station not far from KF. The RADAR Station's gone now, replaced by satellites.
Loved the area with all the lakes & wildlife, and damn near rode the wheels off my dirt bike.
I've lived in Oregon my entire life and I've been to Crater Lake. Not once have I heard of these "mysteries". Crater Lake is not scary, but it is pretty cool to see.
I've never heard of them either. My Great-Aunt lived in Oregan, and my grandparents would go and visit her about every other year. They always made a trip to Crater Lake, camped up around there somewhere, and did whatever activities there were. I remember seeing the lake and camping somewhere around there too when I was 5, and it's what I remember most of the two weeks we were in Oregan. This is the first I've heard of any mysteries or of 'the old man.' To visit there again is on my bucket list.
Yes, I visited Oregon several times and then retired here. Have visited Crater Lake three times, including once a trip around in a park shuttle, with narrative from a ranger. No one ever mentioned mysteries to me, and the NPS literature and signage doesn't mention anything.
I've only managed to visit Crater Lake once immediately after the solar eclipse of 2017, and it was mostly shrouded in smoke from nearby wildfires, but what I could see was still beautiful. The waterfall on the S.E. side, seen from the access road was stunning. People love making up mysterious and supernatural stories, especially if it brings them clicks on RUclips. It's just mythology. Crater Lake is a wonder to see and visit. Will do it again when I get the opportunity.
It's from this absolutely retarded conspiracy theory called "Missing 411" I despise it. I love most mysteries that aren't like this, it's the disrespectful and cheap nature of gaudy serial killer macabre-porn but extremely vague and paranormal at the same time, as if they are fictional people and nobody is grieving.
That's because us Oregonians ACTUALLY HAVE BEEN there, so the "Made Up Stories" don't "Work" for US,
"Q-Anon" anyone?
I've visited Crater Lake many times, and the only "scary" thing I ever saw there was a bunch of drunken idiots in the campground using pressure-treated lumber as firewood.
That's why I will not stay in a public campground, drunken idiots.
Haha
I've seen sober people do that lol
Yikes! That's really scary!! 😆
Why? What happens?
My experiences at Crater Lake were totally different. My father was a park ranger and they lived at the lake for 10+ years. We left the park in 1942 when I was 4 and my brother was 6. I still have home movies from that period and many good memories of return trips while I was growing up. I have one shot taken in the winter of 1951 or 52 showing the roadside snow bank at the rim village with 37 Ft. of snow. The 2 story log cabin that we lived in was at Annie Springs and sadly was demolished in later years to allow more space for roadway improvements.
You are truly blessed to have experienced that. I envy you! I love Crater Lake and I never get tired of going there. It’s truly amazing.
Digitize and upload to your channel. We need more home footage online. Thanks for sharing
Please share the footage, I absolutely love old photos and film.
You should post those home videos on RUclips , would be nostalgic for all of us
Interesting! Thanks for sharing : )
Our family has a cousin that visited Crater Lake several years back now. He was camping alone there somewhere, and was doing a lot of hiking around the lake. A visitor last saw him standing at the end of a cliff overlooking the lake taking pictures, and that was the last time he had ever been seen. Suicide was ruled out by friends and family members that knew him closely. Officials searched for his body below in the rocks for many days but never could find it. A very mysterious disappearance of his body to say the least.
I went there as a kid with my family in the early 80s. I don't recall the old man phenomenon. The only scary part was when my uncle parked the van up close to the guard rail, and if you're not used to vans it feels like you're driving into the crater. My grandma almost had a heart attack.
Yeah, gotta say the old man is completely new to me also. Don't remember anything about that weirdness with all the other wierdness as a Bigfoot haven and the water coloration is one I remember. UFO hot spot but just learned of the "Old Man", interesting.
I didn’t think that it was possible for me to be afraid of a floating log, but I really feel like it’s gunna get me 😩
IT'S WHAT EVER IS ATTACHED TO IT!!! FRIGGEN HORRIFIC BRUH
Give the log a big hug, and see if the clouds come!
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Elizabeth is not a bruh but yeah, what a nightmare!
@@kingofthecatnap5780 SHE COULD BE . WE WOULD HAVE TO SEE HERE FIRST .KATELYN IS ASKING TOO BRUH
@@timomalley1470 Bruce Jenner is still a man and always will be one too.
I see martians, sasquatch, the loch ness monster, the blair witch, and the virgin mary every time i go to walmart. I just can't stay away.
That's not out of the ordinary for a Walmart lol
I once caught a glimpse of a saucecrotch roaming the aisles of the Walmart, rooting and rifling around in the 2 dollar DVD bins. It was wearing sawed off stretchy pants daisy dukes britches and a sponge bob snow vest. I panicked and ran
So, you can't afford cable...
@@gmfw9777 I believe I seen the same! Then I seen some old guy had drug it out! Where too?
@@MTBXCSKI65 Tread careful if you encounter another of these critters, I heard some of em are pretty fast and if yer carrying any beanie babies or keys to an el camino? Shooooooo Buddy
All you have to do is take one look at crater lake and you know there are at least 5 lake monsters living down there
It gives a very strange vibe
It's fine, I live in Oregon and have been there, the worst thing in there is some big lake trout
Just ask the rangers and guides. Fish don't survive after being planted. It is to clean. How can a monster survive if a fish can't.
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That’s not true. There are rainbow trout and Kokanee salmon that live in that lake. They survive just fine. Matter of fact, you can, and people do fish there.
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My dad and mom when I was a small child use to take us to Crater lake camping all the time, I love Crater lake ❤️ I have never experienced anything weird 🤨
There is a regional vortex Field, which is centered to the west of Crater Lake. The demarcation lines, where stuff happens, pass through Cottage Grove, Oregon. That explains the anomalous events that occur in that town. I saw a bear jump through an invisible portal and disappear near there. That demarcation line travels way down to California and I know a man who was transported instantly, about 110 miles down a highway in northern California. He wrote a book and charted this vortex field. The book is called The Golden Vortex, by Nick Nelson. I've read the book four times, because it is a bit technical, yet absolutely fascinating! My experience with the bear happened as I was reading his book for the first time. They were attempting to get my attention. It worked!
I've heard this alot so I don't rule it out
I went to crater lake with my wife and kids. We went out on the boat and had a great time. Don't let this guy stop you from going. It is beautiful and there are waterfalls from the melting snow.
Local tribe's witnessed Mt Mazama's upper half implode, about 7700 years ago. They considered the lake a very spiritual and sacred place. I have zero belief in the paranormal. But I have returned twice to a trail at it's outer base, where the source of the Rogue River comes out of the ground. The warm positive energy, flowing from this young tree, had me return to it a second time. It's a special area, I've spent lot's of time in. People die almost every year, trying to take selfies next to the edge of the caldron. I'd like to believe that the area's experience, depends on the amount of respect given to it. The high desert area just east of the lake, have felt strange since I was a kid. This is where most of the area's tribe's lived, for the past 15,000 years. They were hunted down by the army and killed, or removed to reservations. The area was later used for Japanese internment camps, during ww2. The area has seen a lot of suffering, and you can almost feel it. P.S. Bigfoot is in the connecting Siskiyou Mountain's, Red Buttes Wilderness. It's about 60 miles southwest of the lake. There's a massive iron Big Foot trap up there. Sorry for the rant, great video!
Wow great comment, thanks so much for educating me about it, there’s only so much you can research but hearing from a first hand experience is so much more valuable to me. Thanks for watching 👻
The bigfoot trap is no longer active. Its just sight seeing place. Worth reading up about it though. Government set it in the 70s. Its at applegate lake.
It's contended that the tale of Mazama's eruption and collapse might be the oldest/longest-lasting folk memory.
I have no desire to be in that area. None. Zero.
How interesting and intriguing! 😲
My family had a wonderful time there and swam in the lake. The only scary thing we experienced was hearing and seeing a large boulder roll down into the lake.
The comment section is more entertaining than the video.
Nah that’s just the weather of Oregon you can literally have every season in a sing hour
Sounds like Nebraska
Michigan
Every single place says this like 39/50 states think they have the most unpredictable wheaten I’ve had days where irl gone from 115 to lighting during a heat wave
I hate oregon weather!!
Weather 🤣...I live in Oklahoma..(100 degree temperature Diffrence in less than 24hours) Day b4 Thanksgiving 1980 Blizzard snowstorm minus - 40 windchill ,Thanksgiving day Sunny 80 degrees. but aside from a few F5 tornadoes & allseasons in1day ,it's a terrible place to live..The Folks are some of the nicest u will ever meet ...🤣
Wizard Island was not the old peak of the volcano. Also, I've been here many times, each time more enjoyable than the last. I encourage everyone to see this lake in person at least once in your life.
Nahhhh.. I'm good.. thanks anyway. I'll pass
@@sissyrayself7508 I went 3 1/2 years ago right before i turned 16 it was the most amazing thing I ever saw, kind of thought about jumping from the observation rock I'm sure it was a couple hundred feet up but it rlly doesn't look like it something about the big blue beauty calling you in the sheer size and history is astonishing I recommend if you have good self control XD
it's a trap
Bite your tongue. Ha vent you been listening to the wise and truthful words that this young man speaks in this video. You should recommend no such thing. It would be like recommending someone to jump into Niagara falls or into a pot of boiling oil. No sir I will not ever visit this lake after hearing about the on goings there. It`s the devil I tell you.
Saw it once. Wow!!
I've swam in crater lake twice and it was one of the most life changing experiences ive ever had. Humans are made up mostly of water so to get personally connected with the deepest body of water in north america was very humbling and adrenaline provoking. kind of like being in the ocean. or like how our planet is compared the universe. it can make you feel very small, yet humbled to be apart of it somehow
I dove in and swam from the dock on Wizard Island. It doesn't look as deep as it is because it is so clean. If it looks 10 feet deep it is actually 90. It was a unforgettable moment for sure.
Yes, I've swam in that lake when I worked up there during summer of 1978. Took the boat ride twice, hiked Wizard Island, enjoyed a packed lunch on one of the picnic tables.
I loved the experiences, always felt deep love and respect for that place. To me, it was deeply spiritual, a time like no other. Now, I live in Klamath Falls and can't help but feel actual pain when someone goes missing or is injured or someone using the land as a racetrack. It's a place that commands respect to its environment. I pray this place remains as it is and supposed to be. Oh, and I drank straight out of Vidae Falls, Annie Creek and others with never a problem, as well as filling my canteen from the Wizard Island dock. Back then it was the best water, wherever I filled my canteen!
When I pass on, my ashes will be scattered around the Wildflower Trail. ❤️
Check out the lowest point on Earth, the Dead Sea, ,ה 'מ המלכ
Try swimming in lake superior . The deepest part is over 1,400 feet deep. August is when it is the warmest and it is so clean and clear.
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I used to live in Bend, OR and went to Crater Lake a few times. It really is something special. There was an eerie vibe the first time but it was mainly the smoke from the wildfires that did that. It is impossible to explain just how big Crater Lake is until you see it.
I was in the Union Pacific railroad, a freight conductor. We run on a line to the east of crater lake. One day, as we were running parallel to crater lake, I looked west in the vague direction of crater lake and farted. Very very mysterious. My engineer can confirm the smell.
my mother passed away there on July 27th 1990. She fell from the cliff on Discovery Point. She was rescuing me from Cliff's Edge. She threw me to my older brother and lost her footing
I'm so very sorry.
shit im sorry mate😞
Damn. Sorry to hear that. God bless her soul
I am so sorry! Your mother is a hero! A mother’s love is forever! I am sure she is watching over each of you!
omg that is so sad im sorry! :./
I and my family have camped at Crater Lake a number of times...been around Rim Road and down to the Pinnacles, even the boat cruise..enchanting and beautiful but in no way weird, strange or creepy.
My experience with Crater Lake is when I jumped into the water. There was weird bowling water noise and bubbles came out between my legs and surrounded me and THEN..... A very strange and strong odor followed shortly after and it smelled like rotten eggs. I had to leave the area immediately. I just about died.
Most likely gasses coming up from the crater, it is a volcano so it still spews out gas.
That’s why the waters so acidic
😂🤣.
@@erichedge6369 oh I get it now lmaooo
@@zekefredwins5890 🤣🍻.
There is a name of these type of vertical floating logs, "deadheads"
Basically when the tree trunk fell in the lake and the bottom end with all the roots was holding enough rocks and dirt to keep that end weighed down and submerged. In the time it took the roots to rot enough to release the rocks it was holding, the top end dried out from the sun, and the bottom end became saturated with water, maintaining its position in the water.
@Eric Roberts I was thinking more along the lines of Grateful Dead. Lol
That's some paranormal shit right there! 👊😉
And I learned something new today! Thanks for the information!
s s s s s swamp monster! lmao oh wait.. la la la la la lake monster!
no y do they move
I drove a Suburban around the lake and was white knuckled the whole drive. Thought we were going over the edge for sure. Probably cause it’s only 1.5 lanes wide for two way traffic but still. So beautiful though.
I hate thin roads on mountain drives 😅 I live in Colorado and drive through them very often, super sketchy 😂
There’s SOME THING living in the depths of that lake.
Something ancient and evil
Never meant to be seen nor heard by mortals
Madness and terror rule those depths I tell you.
Lay down the blunt Alan Wake
And fish?
I lived near Crater Lake for about 20 years but only visited once. It one of the most mysterious nature places I’ve ever been. It seemed alive. It’s luring nature was palpable. It seemed very mystical. I was with three other friends and we didn’t stay long. If I’d been there alone, my fate could have taken a very different turn. I’m so glad you posted this video. My advice is to go there with a group and enjoy it’s alluring beauty.
The lake IS alive. It is home to around 70k salmon and trout. Very good advice to go into nature with at least one other person because we are an urban population except for the lucky few who are used to wilderness and can survive out there.
It is kind of incredible that a piece of wood floats vertically without rotting washing ashore or getting entangled.
I think the thermal activity at the bottom of the lake has everything to do with it. There’s no outlet, or inlet of water, like a creek, or river. The lake is completely enclosed inside the rim of a volcano. The water levels maintain through snow and rain, and evaporation. There’s still geothermal activity at the bottom of the lake, so it’s possible that the log sits upright and moves do to that activity. Something to consider, but I’m only assuming. I can’t say for certain, but it’s the likely cause.
I read the last part of your post the exact same time the narrator said almost the same words...
@I'm Banned In Hidden
It could be the wrong answer, that’s why I said in the very beginning, “I think”….. I’m all ears, what’s the correct answer then?
@I'm Banned In Hidden
After reading my own comment, I should’ve clarified a couple of things. I wasn’t referencing the reason why the log is up right. That can happen if the log was submerged up against the bank at one point, and the bottom half became water logged before it freed itself, and now floats permanently like that….. I was referring to the movements the log travels around the lake. It’s known that the log goes against the wind. There’s no river or creek running out of the lake either causing a constant current. So I was explaining my thoughts as to why the log floats around the lake. I assume it’s because of the geothermal activities from the bottom of the lake causing currents from the lake floor. Again, this is just an idea, not a definitive answer. Scientists don’t even know the answer, so I’m curious as to how you know I’m wrong.
I thought so too, I mean organic material eventually decays into nothing, especially in the water! It's super weird and I'd like to see it some day!
Hey man great video, I live in Oregon and agree the lake is super creepy... we’ve had a ton of people disappear under mysterious circumstances and the ones who are found seem to have had their memory wiped as they can’t recall what happened. Keep up the good work ... subscribed!
That’s really creepy, do you have any personal stories? I would love to make a second part 👻
It’s probably a portal. There are Deep Underground Military Bases everywhere that connect to one another too.
@@kristenbrowning7287 watch above majestic
@@kristenbrowning7287 Tahoe too.
@@skylerhudson3007 can you put the link in here? It’s hard to find exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks!!😊
Thanks for doing this vid. I’m extremely intrigued by the stories of crater lake. If you do make another part to this video, I would advise to look into the Native America legends about this place
Hey thanks for watching, I did look into it, super interesting stuff I’m too scared to research those kinds of rituals and voodoo if you will, but I’m going to explore it more lol
Hidden Files Honestly, the legends can be nightmare fuel. I can't blame you, cause honestly I'm scared too lol
I think it would be fun to explore but I am worried I’ll cast a spell on myself on accident lol
@@HiddenFiles It wasn't voodoo to the Native Americans who were the peoples of America before it was colonised by others eventually - try to be more sensitive, calling it voodoo is childish !!!!
@Hidden Files - if you had actually "...looked into that...", you would not refer to it/any aspect as voodoo.
I grew up in a small town not far from Crater Lake. I’ve been there many times. Nothing bad happened. It’s a beautiful place.
I visited there. Did not observe any weirdness. In fact, it was summer and all I remember is that it was boiling hot. But our guide did not mention the old man tree trunk, which was pretty interesting once I read about it.
In fact this is the first I’ve heard that the area is “haunted.” 🤷🏽♀️
The scary part is once you make it in, it’s hard to figure out how to get out.
Is this from personal experience? 😳
Not really it’s pretty simple lol
Couldn’t be easier, then again I’ve lived here my whole life
What do you mean? You get lost leaving or what
The sun always rises in the east and sets in the west. How can anyone get confused? The directions never change. There is only 2 roads in and one road that goes around with a scenic drive to the pinnacles that is one way. Easy peasy. Hasn't changed.
Your voice, sir, is something to fall asleep to.
I don't know if that's a compliment, or an insult, but I just found you. Just now.
And I like history and geography and stories. They affect my dreams!
I'm gonna subscribe just to have something playing while I go to sleep.
The script is pretty well-written, too.
I give this channel, and the narrator, a thumbs up.
I have heard that any depth they publish for the lake is actually an estimate. No one really knows how deep it really is.
I also understand that the volcano is dormant and not extinct.
So if it blows, the devastation will be even worst due to all that water being blown out.
I love crater lake. It's so beautiful and peaceful there. My family went to crater lake for a vacation when I was a kid. I never knew there was any scary stories about it though
My family visited in the late 1960's. I remember the gift shop & parking lot area. When I looked down at the lake I was stunned by the deepness. I got that feeling you get when your afraid of heights. I have had a desire to go back. It is mesmerizing.
I went there as a kid and I remember getting a very eerie creepy feeling and thinking I would never ever want to swim in that lake.
Been there, loved it. Went in July and there were patches of snow on the ground! The lake was a stunning blue. Just beautiful.
The most beautiful and awe inspiring places I have ever been.
I lived and worked at Crater Lake. In 1988. I feed the sub crew and all fire fighters that summer. I also worked again in 1998. I lived in the dorms up on the rim back of the Lodge. I can say it was two of the best summers of my life. Crater Lake is a Magical Place. I can say swimming in the lake is a cold but refreshing experience. The hike back up the rim will heat you back up, the switch backs are a lot better now then in 1988. I made some great friends while working at Crater Lake. I Loved being a Cook at the Watchman restaurant.
The Native Americans Discovered Mount Mazama aka Crater Lake way before any White man did, Just sayin. If you drive around the lake and read the lookout signs It will tell you what the Native Americans called things at the lake way before we came along and took over the lake and the land around it. Sorry my kids are half Native American.
I haven't heard of 95% of the stories you talked about in your video. I know about the old man in the lake. But I call B.S on the storm bit. As It would have been news that spread like wild fire all over the lake employee's. Considering I feed the sub crew and the scientists I would have forsure have heard them talking about that at dinner.
Oh damn!!! I’ll be headed to crater lake next Tuesday, gonna be a long trip from LA to Oregon
I went there years ago. It was beautiful. Would love to go back and visit again.
So we got a piece of driftwood, an old man who was on his last "wifey" story that he jumped off a cliff, ( I think we've all been there) and kids who play in the woods get lost. You know how many people go missing in all the national parks every year?
Bro I live in Oregon and I haven’t seen or notice anything weird when I went to crater lake.
bro you're lucky af to live in Oregon, but thats good, glad you had a safe trip when you went. I keep seeing people going missing there even with everything that's going on.
Who said something strange happens to every single person, everytime they go there?
Fender Tremolo true that
There are disappearances In every park in the country. The lack of a body is obvious. If it was snowy the only thing moving around would be mice rats mink skunk moles voles I could go on and on. Perfectly capable of burrowing in and getting every little bit. If his feet were down in the snow frozen too solid. But parts above snow would partially thaw by day.
I suppose that’s true
Deepest lake in the United States actually. The deepest lake in North America is Slave Lake up in Canada. It is a glacial lake.
Hell of a name for a lake lol
I am a female Army veteran. After lvg the Army in 92, had PTSD issues. Buddy and I r driving up to Fairbanks. I am from Bend, originally. Upon driving into the parking lot, my intuition said, not no but hell no. Scary, creepy bad juju vibes. Stayed 15 mins., drove on.
Wow!! That creepy huh?
Humans are weird and think that they're just supposed to roam around gawking at everything. Like were the only animal who just randomly bulldozes our way around the planet assuming we're meant to be everywhere. I agree the energy there is weird. It is a beautiful place but I didn't know why I or humans in general are meant to even be there.
Went there as a kid with my father, cousin, aunt and brother. It was beautiful, awesome and I want to go back with my kids.
Yeah…. It’s pretty haunted. People probably shouldn’t go visit it. Except me….
The couple times I've been there I've always got a feeling of being watched and that was almost 10 years before I ever heard of the strange things happening at crater lake!
Dude at 5:30 those pants are from pictures of an archaeological excavation in China and were dated from the 13th to 10th century BC, the oldest pair of pants in the world
Great catch! I couldn’t use the real pair of pants. It’s pretty graphic. I’m surprised you know about the pants, that’s impressive!!
I live very near Crater Lake. I love going there and seeing the amazing structures! Nothing weird at all!
I was at Crater a few years ago. When I left nobody there ever heard from me again...
I’ve been to Crater Lake once. I was camping up there and we had a bear come visit our tent, but went away. The only weird thing that happened was hearing the noise of a old airplane fly above our campsite. I read more about it and there was a WW2 plane that crashed near the lake. Otherwise that was it, nothing strange about it and it was a pretty cool place to be at.
What's strange about an old plane flying overhead? Most private planes are "old" by most peoples' standards, which makes them typical, not strange.
Lol love how this is the first video I see when researching my future drive up north from California. Might still go though
Lol if you go send me pictures 👻
Go! I did the drive from tahoe to mt hood plenty times. Somewhat of an interesting drive. I still remember all the little
Towns i passed driving up to hood. A lot of weird and interesting towns id say. God i miss the west coast.
I just returned from Crater Lake, it made me want to fly drone over it, find a path to the lake, and cliff dive in it.
I go there and hang out with Big Foot, and even he says lots of crazy shit happens here! 😂
Spent the night in my car once there. It is eerie. Could not wait to leave in the early morning as soon as the sun came up. The night before coming into Bend, OR saw a strange light in the sky.
my GF sister and husband a park ranger live there on the rim of cater lake in the park rangers complex. lived up in KF for 4 yrs. Best drive was going up there-never had any creepy sightings. However, her husband would talk about E.T. and UFO sittings. 50 miles south I was sleeping in my mummy bag outdoors at night and woke up to colorful lights in a circle hoovering over me and then it shot straight up and disappeared.
Great video. Never heard of 'the old man'. For those who say nothing unusal there.. I believe some people are more sensitive to energies then others. The frequency given off may not be in tune with your own. Some may feel peace while others it causes anxiety. The same as music and how ppl react to genres. It's personal and individual. Just because you didn't experience anything or feel anything in particular or at all does not mean the place itself is not mystified. All places carry some kind of vibe. Good or bad.
That’s a good way to put it for all the skeptics 👻
"different frequencies" Some ppl get just get more easily creeped out by things than others. They're scaredy cats and can see eeriness in anything. There's nothing creepy about Crater lake I've been up there many times.
@@TrueNorthProductions you are ignorant of the truth.
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I live in Oregon and I've been to Crater Lake several times. I'm always in awe when I'm there. Always had a great time. I never had the notion to jump off a cliff or try to survive there in the winter.
Stop trying to scare people. There is nothing weird going on at Crater Lake. The only thing is you trying to scare away people from a national park.
You have no clue.
Thanks for knowing everything. You're a credit to humanity
@@dickdiamonds3410 are you an old washed up mop boy at one of those greasy peep shows in Las Vegas? With a name like dick diamonds sounds fitting. Well Mr. dick how often have you been to Crater Lake? Do you belive in things that aren't real? I never said I new everything I said from my experience there many times. There no weird shit going on there unless you were there maybe. Some people die there because they are stupid and don't respect the park. It is rugged wilderness with sharp volcanic stone and obsidian and not many trees and it is very high in elevation. If you don't respect the park and are reckless you can die. That doesn't mean a boogie man killed them.
There, you happy? I do know everything, you are right. I hope you get you get your mop job back. It was a good fit for you.
I visited the lake in 1980, I was in shorts and a short sleeve shirt standing next to a 10’ snow drift, amazing, breathtaking.
It's even bigger looking in person. It's beautiful.
My husband and I pull up and park at one of the beautiful overlooks. We get out, ooh and aww over it all and walk back to the truck to move on. We are locked out. No tools, no coat hangar. We call the park and are told that the rangers do not carry slim Jim’s or anything that could help us and we should call a locksmith. Locksmith wants $300 to come out there, no dice. So we sit there for several hours till a ranger pulls up and I just casually ask if he has anything to help, he WHIPPED out a slim Jim and had that truck open in seconds! Love that guy! He did tell us that he kept it because this was always happening. Lol! Awesome lake!
Just because it’s an old and still active volcano, it’s still a lovely place. I’ve been there and no weird happenings.
The old man was probably thinking: “I just can’t take anymore of this nagging old bit!” And jumped off the cliff! 😂🤣
Probably like “ if I die I’m dead
That's really disrespectful. I don't think it's funny at all. Would you say that if it was your dad?
I’ve heard the story of the man who emptied his pockets and just walked into the lake. However, it’s frustrating because I’ve heard different versions and I wonder which is true now. I’ve heard he walked in (not jumped off the 700ft cliff) and never seen again. And this version says he jumped off of that huge cliff and recovered.
He didn't recover, he WAS recovered. A specialized team had to basically excavate him off the bottom...
I live in Oregon been to crater lake twice found nothing creepy just one of the most beautiful places i have ever seen highly recommend a visit.
I have been to Crater lake at a time when you could rent a rowboat and Wizard island wasn't off limits.getting in the boat my dad and I started rowing out to the island. The lake is much bigger then it looks and the island appears to be closer then it is because it's soo big. The island is massive but it doesn't appear that big from the rim or lookout point. It took us 2 1/2 hours to row out to the island and because the surface of the water tends to spin around the island we had to constantly alter our course. About half way we stopped alering our course and rowed with the current and ended up landing on the island on the opposite side from the visiter center. We were only on the island for a short time when it seemed like we had woken something up by being there the ground of the island seemed to come alive and had an almost electrical charge building up in it. I could reach down and try to pick up a rock and would feel a sort of shock hit my arm as if i had been dragging my stocking feet on a carpet and touched a door knob. My dad and I very purposely made our way back to our boat which stra gely was now about 10 feet from the waters edge but when we had left the boat the stern was still in the water. It felt almost like the island had started breathing because as we were dragging the boat to the water all of a sudden the boat was in the water floating and i was knee deep in the lake when just a half second before i was standing on dry land. I was kinda freaking out cuz I felt really weird and dizzy and a little sick to my stomache.my dad scooped me up and dumped me into the boat at the same he literally jumped clearing the side of the boat landing in it and grabbing oars. We rowed with thecurrent flow around the other side of the island and toward the hotel. The water seemed to be moving much faster and had waves to it eminating from the island to the rim then back out to the island. Instead of it taking 2.5 hours to row back it took only 45 min.I noticed when we rounded the island where i could see the dock and where all the people were near the lake shore they were all gone and I could a small group hurrying back up to the top of the rim. We got back up there and started talking to the park people working the visiter center and they said they werent quite sure what happened but that they had felt what they said was a slight thud as if a car had hit the side of the building. I explained what we had experienced on the island and they said it sounded like an eruption quake but that was impossible because the cauldara beneath the mountain was dead.the next summer dad and i went back but the boats were gone and you could no longer go out to wizard island. They said because the island was unstable and it had suffered some pretty significant rock slides on it including the 1 that caused the island exposed to air to bcome bigger. From an aireal view you can now see where the island had slid extending the 1 side further out into the lake then it had before. I'm sure there's a scientifc explanation for what we experienced ut as far as I'm concerned us being on the island made the mountaina bit mad andit reacted. Thats all i know.
I’ll be on a 5 day tour of Oregon next week. We’re Dedicating 2 days to Crater lake. Should be interesting!!
How did it go?! Or are you there currently!?
Glad it's you and not me. I live in Oregon. I prefer to stick with the coast and the forrest myself.
I went to Crater Lake about 40 years ago. On July 4th, my brother and I played in the snow. We’re from Texas, that was pretty strange to us.
Just came across your channel. Nice 👍🏻. Good job making it interesting and creepy. My wife and I plan to go to Crater Lake. I probably won't be showing her this.
I'm moving to medford soon, I'll have to visit and share my experience.
Please do, I would love to make a second part to this video with personal experiences. Please subscribe and I’ll check up again in a few weeks. Hope you have a smooth transition to your new home 🖤
It's beautiful here, you will love it!
You move yet? 🤣🤣😹
Ok i moved 2 months ago. I love it here!
A lot of weird shits happened to me
Before, and i swear on everything i love that i saw UFO’s while camping outside of medford Or. in the summer of 2017. Im almost certain that if i was to visit crater lake, some weird shit would happen to me. Now i wana visit, although i am back living on the east coast :/
This is because of the lemurians an ancient alien species who reside in the area and in Shasta mt. They have been living there since before civilisation
I hiked down to the lake in 1985 on a hot summer day. It was lovely! I jumped in to cool off, man that water is COLD!! I love Crater Lake!
I have been to Crater Lake 3 or 4 times, and every time my brother says, “this can just erupt right now, and we’ll all die” he loves terrorizing me.
Crater lake has the same energy as Shasta, they are connected
Shasta what
Cooljugg DAcooper Mount Shasta
killercrabcake I board that mountain 100 days a year, seems fine to me
Fascinating
The reason is because they are energy vortexes, and the ancient lemurians who lived in lemuria the land that used to connect Hawaii and the Easter islands now reside in that area alll living underground in the volcanic cave systems.
I’m sure 99 percent plus if the people that go there don’t experience anything strange and take in the beauty . Gorgeous place. That being said one persons experience or a lot of peoples personal experiences does not cancel out another’s that did in fact happen . I’ve got a book somewhere ( it may be Weird Oregon not sure) and a woman is quoted in there ( she was with numerous other witnesses ) of a shocking experience she had at crater lake. She said they were enjoying the crystal clear blue water because they were amazed at how far down you could see . She said suddenly an enormous beast came swimming under the boat , she said it looked for all the world like a classical dragon. She was emphatic: she had never been so horrified in all her life. True story
I know not too far away is the Oregon Vortex that's supposedly a weird phenomenon/haunted, so people might also be thinking of that being nearby thus it's spooky.
I've been there and it is one of the most beautiful places on earth.
You need to go to Crater Lake. Pictures and video don't do it any justice. The second you look over the edge and see the blue water and the scenery you will be in awe. Nothing bad happens.
I will stay away from Crater Lake because i don't want to go missing.
I think I’m going to visit it one day and record my experience 👻
@@HiddenFiles okay then that's cool i hope you catch something interesting and talk about it in your part 2 video if you make it but be careful while visiting because i don't want you to go missing too.
I have only been once and me and my husband both Said it was the craziest energy we had ever felt somewhere and left after about 20 mins. I don't think I'd ever go back. It really was an unnerving feeling.
LOL, please make one of these for every national park. They’re all too crowded 🙏🙏🙏
I live here, go there all the time. Never anything creepy. I hunt in the surrounding allowed areas and still nothing weird. Weird lights though I have seen, not at the lake itself but on the way there. Maybe people can't handle it's beauty. 🤷♀️
Worked at Crater in 2012, we has one employee go missing. Just wandered off into the forest and wasn't seen until two days later when a couple found him walking on the side of the road.
His disappearance was blamed on 'weed' when he was asked why he went off into the woods at night he said "I just felt like it." 🤷♀️
The company at the time that ran the park was Xanterra. Xanterra is the Spirit Airlines of National Parks, so either this was inevitable or (because we had a lot of stoners and they stayed put) something else.
I remember visiting Crater Lake as a child....it was one of my favorite vacations....I've Always wanted to return one day.
Been there as a kid and hiked all around, even swam in the lake. I remember on the hike in feeling really scared and I kept losing my family out of view. Like the woods were dark and twisted. I jumped in the lake for a second when we got there but got out really quick because the depth was frightening, and we weren’t supposed to be in the water. All around it was just eerie, but nothing specifically that I can remember. It was just creepy.
Kinda creepy😱, like night frights -thinking something creepy is lurking under your bed?😅👍
@@richardcoram1562 stay ignorant.
this place is shady Af. When I went there a couple years ago there as this shady dude that kept looking at people funny and i thought nothing of it. Then we go down to the lake to go boating on this tourist thingy. They have 2 boats go one at a time and the shady dude was in front of us going on the boat before us. his boat took off with like 5 or 6 other people and it took one hour before a rescue boat arrived and saying that the boat sunk or something.
If I ever get a terminal I'll virus or anything I'll travel to the crate and challenge the Forest guardian
#covid
@Germangirl you think co19 was faked?
@Germangirl oh
@Germangirl I would take the vaccine, but I think testing on rats and pigs should come first.
@@elmothewise3915 its going to alter your dna look it up they admit it
Little Crater Lake is a mystery in itself. It is 45 feet deep and the water is so clear you can see the very bottom with no problem at all.
The two things that stick out to me the most is the high number of disappearances and the way the lake gives off an odd feeling I wouldn't call it out right malicious but I felt both watched and like I wasn't supposed to be there I've been hiking and camping most of my life but my experience here was definitely off but it's also one of the most beautiful parks I've ever been to the glowing rocks are pretty awesome too
I was with a guy in 2017 who walked up to an edge of one of those cliffs and let it crumble beneath him. He did not even try to save his life, he just looked down the whole time as the overhang collapsed beneath him.
It's a strange place to go! I went there several times with my parents but always got this eerie feeling like somebody was watching me I never got too close to the water it just scared me for something and I'm a water baby so I love water. Even as an adult I have no desire to go back to it there's nothing there that I need or want!
I've never visited it either. I've flown over it countless times and it gave me the creeps the first time I saw it. It's a beautiful place but , it gave me chills. Maybe because it's an obvious valcano...or perhaps there's something else going on there. What I do know is I've checked out everything on the west coast yet , I steered clear of Crater Lake for 65 years.
I went there with my uncle once and the only weird thing that happened was my dad trippin on one of the trails near a lookout
What the heck, in what way lol
@@HiddenFiles there are ruts that stick up on some of the paths and he didn't see it so he face planted into the gravel
The island in the middle isn’t the peak left over from the eruption. That peak was blown all over Oregon. The island is a resurgence dome, it was caused by ongoing much smaller subsequent eruptions, slightly rebuilding the mountain.
Just found you when this video was suggested to me ! I had never heard of this area , very interesting and not a place I will ever visit !
Wizard island is the cider cone that formed after the collapse of the caldera. The lava dome site just to the east underwater. The only weird shit that happens here is missing people who walk into the wilderness. Or people jumping off or falling in.