Ty Kliewer, co-owner at Skyline Brewing Company in Klamath Falls, remembers feeling unsure about how his nascent brewery—the city’s third—would be received when it launched in May 2018. When he got the last of his licenses approved before opening, Kliewer had all of two accounts lined up to sell Skyline’s ales around town. Weeks after opening, he poured beer at the city’s Basin Brew & Q event, finagling a spot at the festival even after organizers had stopped accepting new entries. Going into the event,

Klamath County is an untapped mine of outdoor recreation. With a reputation of being untamed and wild, the region gives those who explore south central Oregon access to world-class fishing, and epic kayaking, canoeing, hiking, and mountaineering. A trip to Klamath County will rejuvenate your soul and inspire you to return to the region again and again. “The town has transformed in recent years to an outdoor mecca, with the entire community pitching in to help each other out to be successful,” says Mike Angeli,

Over the last several years, Oregon has become synonymous with farm-to-table dining, and Klamath County has helped lead the trend. The Klamath Basin sits in the shadow of the Cascades, and the sunny climate makes the region ideal for growing mint, potatoes, horseradish, grapes, and other ingredients that show up at top restaurants around the region. So if you’re looking to dig into some of the best farm-to-table experiences Klamath County has to offer, here’s a rundown of where to eat—as well as a handful