Crack in the Ground: The hole truth about those fissures Updated: Jan. 16, 2012, 10:12 p.m. | Published: Jan. 16, 2012, 9:12 p.m. By Special to The Oregonian View full size Lisa EkmanCrack in the ...

Crack in the Ground, a hike in southeastern Oregon near Christmas Valley, explores a deep volcanic fissure on a hike that travels 70 feet deep, while also traveling across a high desert landscape ...

They are finding cracks in the ground, diagonal cracks in the actual road surface, and perhaps most concerning - cracks in the foundation of the ten-year-old home owned by Gene Nati.

While the Crack-in-the-Ground path is not strenuous, the narrow rock walls require a few tight squeezes. Wear sturdy shoes to clamber over boulders in some spots and you might want to bring a ...

Heavy rainfall exposed a 50-foot-deep crack in the ground in Kenya. Some scientists say the crack was caused by tectonic plates shifting, signaling the beginning of a continental breakup.

There’s a detailed geologic explanation for how Crack in the Ground formed that you can read at bit.ly/3PRs5Jw from the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries.

Crack in the Ground, a hike in southeastern Oregon near Christmas Valley, explores a deep volcanic fissure on a hike that travels 70 feet deep, while also traveling across a high desert landscape ...

There’s a detailed geologic explanation for how Crack in the Ground formed that you can read at: bit.ly/3PRs5Jw from the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries.