Klamath County is a place speckled and splashed with paradisiacal (and somewhat) paradoxical charm. In other less tongue-twistery words, Klamath County is a beautiful destination where the phrase “less is more” is equally as true…Read More
A visit to Crater Lake National Park is just one of the spectacular day trips you can take from Klamath Falls. Michael Whyte Located in the heart of some of Oregon’s most beautiful country, Klamath…Read More
Part of the joy of outdoor recreation in Klamath County—one of the great places anywhere, mind you, for getting outside—is the spectrum of experiences. And along with plenty of highly accessible, developed recreation sites, Klamath’s…Read More
At more than 6,100 square miles, Klamath County is the fourth-biggest county in Oregon. It also lies astride a great geological and bioregional crossroads, stretching from the crest of the Cascade Range to the margins…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
There’s no doubt that pups make great travel companions. They are always happy to see you and ready to adventure no matter what time of day it is. The trick is finding places that welcome…Read More
One of Oregon’s biggest counties is also scenically diverse. Klamath County has an outright surplus of crazy-picturesque hikes—some of the Pacific Northwest’s most dazzling sights can be had within its expansive bounds. Narrowing down the…Read More
Klamath County has extremely environs with all kinds of ecosystems throughout: The Sky Lakes Wilderness entices with old-growth forests and quiet mountain lakes, Brown Mountain enchants with lava flows and crushed cinder trails, and the…Read More
Five hours south of Portland Oregon is home to a mecca for individuals and families. Klamath County, Oregon is a nature enthusiast’s paradise with no shortage of activities. From the regal and vast Crater Lake…Read More
Look around the Lava Beds National Monument, and you’ll see a half-million years of history in every direction. Scores of eruptions on the Medicine Lake shield volcano have left the region with more than 700…Read More
