1647632632846746Lost Lake in Linn County, Oregon is living up to its namesake.The lake's water is disappearing down a large hole on its north side, but this has apparently been happening for years ...

Watch Oregon’s Lost Lake Disappear Through a Hole in the Ground. 1 minute read. By Justin Worland. May 6, 2015 7:33 AM EDT. Lost Lake in Central Oregon looks a bit like a draining bath tub.

Several small streams flow into the 0.34-square-kilometer (0.13-square-mile) Lost Lake, and they all drain into one (possibly two) of these large holes on the north side of the lake.

The hole is the 6-foot-wide opening of a lava tube, one of many such features in Oregon. Many of these lava tubes also cause other lakes to drain throughout the year.

Well, yes, there might be a bigger hole in Oregon, depending on how you define a hole. But Crater Lake is pretty deep. On mostly cloudy days – like those shown in this video –the lake’s ...

Oregon's Lost Lake drains down a lava tube every spring, only to reappear the following year. Video by Ryan Brennecke/The Bulletin A placid mountain lake in central Oregon lives up to its name ...

At least 20 places in Oregon are called Hole in the Ground, with eight in Harney County alone. The most famous is in Lake County and is about a mile across and 500 feet deep.