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April
The NPS issues a new draft of a proposed winter use management
plan. Winter visits to the Park during the past ten years have
been increasing 3% per year, where summer visits have been
decreasing slightly.
May 9
Five public hearings are held around the state to present
findings and solicit responses to Crater Lake’s new Development
Concept Plan/EIS and Winter Use Plan. Many issues affecting Park
management are discussed including: Protection of the Ponderosa
stand, density of development, Habitat protection, protecting
older growth Hemlock, snow removal, visual protection zones
critical to visitor experiences, etc.
May 12
After having spent 10 years in prison for stealing over $100,000
from campground cars (including Mazama Campground) during the
1980’s, Harold Mark Huddleston of Portland is again arrested for
a $200,000 campground car clouting spree spread out over five
state area.
August
Running of the 19th annual Crater Lake Rim Runs
Men: 6.7 Presley Pyle, 22, Crater Lake 36:26
13.0 Micky Losinski, of Klamath Falls, OR 1:21:40
26.2 Martin Balding, 57, of Susanville, CA 3:11:41 (3rd
win, 16 straight run)
Women: 6.7 Barb Bjerke, 46, of Klamath Falls,
OR 49:23
13.0 Nikki Rafie, 32, of Tigard, OR 1:33:36
26.2 Becky Reitinger, 36, of Ashland, OR 3:52:04
August 25
Lake scientists announce that a new record for lake clarity,
eclipsing a mark set in 1937. An 8 inch black and white Secchi
disc was visible at a depth of 40.8 meters. The recording in
1969 was 39 meters. In August 1991, a reading of 20.3 meters or
67 feet was recorded. Previous highs for water clarity were all
recorded at the end of droughts in 1937 and 1969. Doug Larson’s
record 45 meter reading was accomplished with a one-meter wide
disc.
November
Greatest November snowfall recorded at 190.5 inches. Twice the
normal average. The greatest single monthly reading for the last
eleven years!
Season
Total of 44 fires. All except three are lightning caused.
Season
Friends of Crater Lake and Park staff build a two mile reroute
of the Pacific Crest Trail, connecting the existing PCT to an
alternative Rim Trail, giving hikers a view of the Lake.
Fiscal Year 1994
ONPS Budget set at: $2.7 million
Season 1994 Visitation: 500,080
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