Crack-in-the-Ground Trail

Silver Lake, Oregon

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1.59 miles

Elevation Gain

131 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Crack-in-the-Ground Trail is a loop trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Christmas Valley, Oregon.

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Crack-in-the-Ground Trail Reviews

Sami Smith

Crack-in-the-Ground Trail

08/31/22

Super cool trail! The kids love exploring and going through the crack in the ground. Some areas you have to come out and go around unless you want to rock climb. The road to it makes you think you are going the wrong way… you’re not. It’s very bumpy and washboarded but I promise if you keep following the road you see the parking area! Bring a light jacket as the temperature drops a lot down in the crack

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