Situated along the in-skirts of town, a mere skip-and-a-jump across the Link River from downtown Klamath Falls, Moore Mountain is a humble yet hugely charismatic outdoor destination buzzing with recreational opportunities. At 458 acres, it’s…Read More
When it comes to recreation, the term “ecologically diverse” is music to the ears of those that enjoy a good outdoor-induced adrenaline boost. With lush forests and lofty peaks comes endless opportunities for adventure. And…Read More
Heading east out of Klamath Falls, natural wonder abounds behind every hillside and around every bend in the river. Grasslands of sagebrush and juniper give way to quiet pine forests, which give way to sparse…Read More
Crater Lake National Park is the deepest lake in North America, and one of the deepest in the world. The lake itself is awe inspiring with its brilliant sapphire blue waters, but the adventures to…Read More
No two trips to Klamath County are ever quite alike: Adrenaline junkies love the region’s outdoor thrills, families appreciate easy-going adventure, and retirees can stay as active as they feel. And that’s to say nothing…Read More
No matter when you visit Klamath County, odds are good you’ll be there during an event that showcases one of the region’s many appeals, from its abundant outdoor offerings to its food scene. Bird lovers…Read More
Family trips are the ones that we cherish for decades. They are where we can spend time with our kids in a different environment and experience new activities together. Klamath Falls, Oregon, is one of…Read More
Oregon’s Klamath County boasts extraordinary ecological diversity: It straddles the Southern Cascades and a basin beyond the mountain range’s eastern face, making way for expansive farmland, old-growth forests of hemlock and Douglas fir, and Mars-like…Read More
Descending to depths of nearly 2,000 feet, Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States. And as the centerpiece of Oregon’s only national park, Crater Lake’s exceptional clarity makes it a prime tourist…Read More
For decades, the Klamath Basin was known more for its mining, logging, and rail operations than its rich natural beauty. But as new rules, technological advances, and environmental protections curtailed those historic industries, a new,…Read More
