On October 1, 2014, I climbed 2,355 feet in 3.7 miles to reach the 7,257-foot summit of Black Crater, a shield volcano in the Cascade Range of Central Oregon. I took these pics with my iPhone 6 camera. Some mountains that appear in this project also appear in these projects: Belknap Crater; Bend Glacier Overlook; Broken Hand; Canyon Creek Meadow; Crook Glacier; and Jefferson Park.
Mt. Washington behind a lava field, viewed from a point near the trailhead.
Mt. Washington from on of the few viewpoints on the trail.
Left to right, Mt. Washington, Three-Fingered Jack, Mt. Jefferson, and Mt, Hood.
Left to right, Belknap Crater, Mt. Washington and Three-Fingered Jack.
Below, the caldera of Black Crater.
Left to right, Broken Top, Middle Sister, and North Sister.
The four mountains are part of the Cascade Range.
Part of Black Crater's caldera below.
