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Crater Lake Peak is a 9,750- foot summit that lies on the ridge between Red Lake Peak and Stevens Peak. This peak is a bonus peak while making this traverse.<\/p>\n

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From near to far – Crater Lake Peak, Red Lake Peak, and Round Top on the far horizon.<\/p><\/div>\n

Following my report for Red Lake Peak<\/a>, we continued on making this our second summit that day from Carson Pass<\/a>.<\/p>\n

After bagging Red Lake Peak, Ryan and I continued down the north side of the mountain and crossed a bump on the ridge. I was surprised when I found can sitting in the rock. Inside the can was a summit register. it wasn’t until later on that I found out this was Crater.<\/p>\n

The peak makes for a very easy summit to add on while hiking to Stevens Peak<\/a>. I would not recommend setting out to bag this peak by itself, the rewards aren’t worth the work.<\/p>\n