Hey you guys! Thanks for joining us on another journey. Today we're at Crater
Lake National Park in Oregon. If you're new to the channel, that's April and I'm Wayne.
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and enjoy the journey! we're on Annie Creek Trail it's a 1.7 mile loop
got a little bit of an elevation gain not too bad they say it's about 200 foot
no better feeling than being down on a hike in the trees with a nice creek flowing by
make sure to check the nps.gov website for up-to-date fire restrictions there are pretty
big limitations on fire usage fire fire fire fire cool fire fire fire fire when you come to Crater
Lake National Park you're gonna wanna have layers with you one minute it can be what feels like
90 degrees or is 90 degrees and the next it can feel like 50 degrees oh and a thunderstorm
luckily we got ponchos with us the temperatures do fluctuate a fair amount here 7000 feet
and all over the place makes a big difference and you want to be prepared all kinds of weather
just remember what goes down must come up and it's always harder on the way back up
200 feet down easy 200 feet up not so easy it's starting to rain when it rains in the mountains
you gotta be careful it could easily turn into a flood i don't think that's gonna happen today
we're at the we're at the Rim Village this is the line for the café you can avoid these lines by
bringing the fixins for "hoodwiches" on each other i want your cheeto mouth now you have to kiss me
you want lettuce of course
a little bit of lettuce from our garden oh yeah we ran out so early in the morning we
didn't even have time to clean the lettuce i'm good with this amount this is organic lettuce
fresh from the backyard the reason we always bring to a national park our stuff to make sandwiches
is because there's never anywhere close to really eat out here at these national parks
plus we're go travel on the cheap exactly i spend $30 on a lunch when you can spend nothing
and it's so tasty out here in the wilderness yep so my last got a little bit of dirt on it
i saw that but i didn't say anything little dirt's good for you yep and we did find a gas station in
the park if you guys get into a bind because Mazama Village there is a gas pump there have
no idea how expensive it is but if you get into a mine at least there is a gas station in the park
and that was regular fuel not like electric or natural no just regular fuel i didn't notice
we're eating lunch at the Goodbye
the Goodbye what's it called Goodbye Picnic Area yeah the Goodbye Picnic Area
probably one of the most frustrating things is i don't know if there's just not markers
for each one of these trailheads but you got to kind of guess if you're at the right trail or not
there haven't been we haven't seen we haven't there there have been a few that
you have been marked overlooks or trails but a lot of it's not marked yeah not mark well at least
it does so look see this is a picnic table another map i saw it showed them
this is our Airbnb for the night and we're in Keno Oregon it's about an hour drive from Crater Lake
but we've saved a ton of money in this nice place huh yeah
definitely it's beautiful and quiet
plenty room but it feels like it'll be fantastic the bed looks nice
...do you need some socks i do need some socks in this video we're going to teach you
what you need to know about planning your trip to Glacier National Park god damn it...
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