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Audio driving tour11 stories
Crater Lake Rim Drive, Oregon
The 33-mile road around the deepest lake in the United States, the way the park trolley runs it: clockwise from Rim Village, past Wizard Island, Llao Rock, the Phantom Ship and Vidae Falls, ending at Park Headquarters.
30 min of audio · 32 miles
Hear the opening
The welcome clip, free.
How it works
Buy it once, download it before you lose signal, press Start when you enter the park. It talks on its own as you drive: what's coming up, whether to pull over, what to skip, where to park. Works with zero signal.
Your route
Facts from Crater Lake National Park (NPS): the Summer/Fall 2026 Reflections visitor guide, park history brochure, FAQs, Rim Drive and place pages, and the park Historic Resource Study place-name appendix; Crater Lake Institute auto-touring notes. Music: Schubert, Piano Sonata D. 960, II. Andante sostenuto, David H. Porter for Musopen (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). Narration is AI-generated. Not an official National Park Service product.
You're in. This page is yours on this phone. Bookmark it or add it to your home screen, and download the audio before you head out.
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Start at 1. Rim Village and the Sinnott Overlook
Start while parked. Narration waits until you arrive at each stop.
Free audio tour11 stories
Crater Lake Rim Drive, Oregon
The 33-mile road around the deepest lake in the United States, the way the park trolley runs it: clockwise from Rim Village, past Wizard Island, Llao Rock, the Phantom Ship and Vidae Falls, ending at Park Headquarters.
Start in the right placeThis tour begins at Rim Village and the Sinnott Overlook. Start while parked; the first story plays when you arrive.
Let's hear itSelect this phone as the car's Bluetooth audio source and set a comfortable volume. Download the tour while you still have signal.
Stories meet you thereYour phone's location starts each story automatically. Music flows straight into the narration. Keep this page open; it keeps the screen awake for GPS.
You're ready to exploreStart at Rim Village, then press Start; the tour goes clockwise around the lake and ends at Park Headquarters (Steel Visitor Center). Rim Drive is seasonal: it closes to cars on November 1 or with the first heavy snow, the west side usually reopens between mid-May and late June and the east side between mid-June and late July. In 2026 the east side between Phantom Ship Overlook and Park Headquarters was closed for construction, and the Pinnacles Road and Cleetwood Cove Trail are closed for projects too: check nps.gov/crla current conditions before you go. There is an entrance fee (no reservation needed); gas in the park is sold only at Mazama Village, mid-May to mid-October. Allow at least two hours.
Drive it in a Tesla
Connect your Tesla account, then approve Plantrip in the Tesla app. Start sends the whole tour to the car's navigation while you're parked; narration plays from this phone through the car.
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Facts from Crater Lake National Park (NPS): the Summer/Fall 2026 Reflections visitor guide, park history brochure, FAQs, Rim Drive and place pages, and the park Historic Resource Study place-name appendix; Crater Lake Institute auto-touring notes. Music: Schubert, Piano Sonata D. 960, II. Andante sostenuto, David H. Porter for Musopen (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). Narration is AI-generated. Not an official National Park Service product.
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