Embrace the Chill: Klamath’s Winter Call to Adventure Klamath’s winter is not merely a dip in temperature but a call to the wild-hearted and the spirited adventurers. As the snow blankets the landscape, it transforms…Read More
On November 29, 1872, a group of Modoc people—along with their leader Kintpuash—clashed with U.S. troops near the Lost River in southern Oregon. Lives were lost on both sides of the battle, and in the…Read More
Klamath County spans a variety of ecosystems, from the pastoral farmland of the Klamath Basin to the heart of the Cascade Range. Through it all, though, one constant feature remains: dazzling fall foliage. In the…Read More
Around Klamath County, fall is a season of change. It’s when farmers pull the season’s last crops from the ground, vibrant foliage displays line the Highway 140 corridor west of Klamath Falls, and Crater Lake…Read More
Klamath County occupies roughly 6,000 square miles in the shadow of the Cascade Range—roughly the size of the Big Island in Hawaii and half the size of Belgium. Across that span, and throughout the broader…Read More
If you’re planning a visit to Klamath County, chances are good you’ll base yourself in Klamath Falls—home to the most lodging options, traveler services, and highest concentration of year-round attractions in the area. And while…Read More
Across Klamath County, outdoor recreation opportunities welcome visitors of all abilities. Want to learn about the region’s industrial past at Collier Memorial State Park’s outdoor logging museum? Enjoy scenic views at Crater Lake National Park?…Read More
Klamath County is known for its wide range of landscapes, from pastoral farmland to old-growth forests. Take a closer look, though, and you’ll see that the area’s variety of waterways make it all possible: A…Read More
High in the southern Cascade Range, sandwiched between Crater Lake (to the north) and Mount McLoughlin (to the south), the appropriately named Sky Lakes Wilderness has been enchanting lucky visitors for decades. Spread across three…Read More
Every year, more than a half-million people visit Crater Lake National Park—the only national park in Oregon—for hiking, sightseeing, boat tours, camping trips, and more. If you’re one of those lucky visitors, we’re excited for…Read More
