ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月24日 01時40分

#regram from @alphajada, who’s traveling the world for @nytimestravel | While visiting Oregon in April, @alphajada heard the same thing over and over: “You have to see Crater Lake.” It’s a national park home to the deepest lake in the U.S. — and arguably the most pristine in the world, high in the collapsed caldera of an inactive volcano. While easier excursions were all around her, Crater Lake was too tempting to pass up. “On my last day, I went for it, despite video from a webcam that showed it was snowing,” @alphajada writes this week in @nytimestravel. “Up the mountains I drove, to a lookout over Rogue Gorge, where the Upper Rogue River rages through narrow walls of lava. Cold, crystalline flakes pelted my face. But Google Maps told me Crater Lake was only 9.2 miles away. Then my cell signal went out. I spent an hour inching my way up slippery roads, through snow only a few other cars appeared to have driven on, until I finally reached the Crater Lake entrance — which was closed.” Despite it all, @alphajada says she’d happily do the drive again: “It was gorgeous.” ? #Oregon was @alphajada’s 13th stop on her #52places2018 trip. Follow her to keep track of her adventures. ?Currently in: Baltimore

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