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Oregon’s Crack-in-the-Ground is a natural wonder you can explore
Oregon’s Crack-in-the-Ground is a natural wonder you can explore
Oregon’s Crack-in-the-Ground is a natural wonder you can explore

Published on: 04/26/2025

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Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack in the Ground is an ancient volcanic fissure near Christmas Valley in the high desert of central Oregon. An easy hiking trail leads through the fissure that measures more than two miles long and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Juniper trees and sagebrush are native to the land surrounding Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.Crack-in-the-Ground in Christmas Valley is a fissure two miles long, 15 feet wide and up to 70 feet deep.

People heading to the desert southeast of Bend laugh when retired Woodburn teacher Theresa Ellis suggests they stop at Crack-in-the-Ground.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/travel/2025/04/oregons-crack-in-the-ground-is-a-2-mile-long-15-foot-wide-natural-wonder-you-can-explore.html

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