Trails: Diamond Lake Resort grooms 14 km (8 miles) of trails for cross-country skiing and there are another 50 miles of backcountry trails. There are four Sno-Parks are nearby with trails for cross-country skiing, though some may be shared with snowmobiles: North Crater Lake, Three Lakes, South Diamond, and Mt. Thielsen. Most are for more advanced skiers. Although Diamond Lake Resort is primarily geared towards snowmobilers, it has special Seniors XC weeks in January and February. Also in February the Southern Oregon Nordic Club hosts the John Day Memorial XC Ski Race. Caution: Avalanche hazard may exist in some areas. Trail fee:Sno-Park Permit required, except at the resort Tel: Umpqua National Forest, Ideyld Park: 541-498-2531, Diamond Lake Resort 1-800-733-7593
Snow report: Trail conditions are occasionally posted on the Forest Service website Nearest town: Near Crater Lake National Park, Oregon Web site:Umpqua National Forest Trail map: Available from the Forest Service. Equipment rentals: XC ski equipment and snowshoes are available at Diamond Lake Resort. Ski lessons: No Other activities: Snow tubing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cat skiing, telemarking Facilities: Restaurant Lodging on site:Diamond Lake Resort has 92 rooms and cabins. Lodging nearby: The Roseburg and Crater Lake areas have a few motels and other accommodations. See the lodging listings on the tourism website. Tourism info:Roseburg CVB | Klamath County Tourism Weather forecast:Roseburg Location of trails: The Diamond Lake Area is about 75 miles west of Roseburg, just north of Crater Lake National Park. See the Forest Service website for directions. Map of local region:Diamond Lake Resort
Caution: Avalanche hazard may exist in some areas.
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