Yapoah Crater

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Yapoah Crater is a cinder cone volcano in Oregon’s Cascade Range, located on the northern flank of the Three Sisters and known for its distinctive lava flows and hiking access via the Pacific Crest Trail.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cinder cone
volcanic cone
accessedBy Pacific Crest Trail
hiking trails
age Holocene
composition basaltic lava
country United States
county Deschutes County
drainageBasin Deschutes River basin
linked to: Deschutes River
eruptionStyle Strombolian
formationProcess monogenetic volcanism
geologicalType cinder cone
hasFeature cinder cone summit crater
lava flows
volcanic ash and cinders
hasViewOf Middle Sister
North Sister
Three Sisters
knownFor distinctive lava flows
scenic hiking routes
locatedIn Cascade Range
Deschutes County, Oregon
Oregon
United States
locatedOn northern flank of the Three Sisters
mountainRange Cascade Range
nearestMajorCity Bend, Oregon
partOf Central Oregon Cascades
High Cascades volcanic arc
protectedAreaStatus wilderness area regulations apply
proximityTo McKenzie Pass
Middle Sister
North Sister
region Pacific Northwest
state Oregon
surfaceMaterial scoria
tephra
trailUse section of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail nearby
usedFor backpacking
hiking
recreation
volcanicArc Cascade Volcanic Arc
within Three Sisters Wilderness
Willamette National Forest

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