Indoors or out, there’s always something to keep you busy here in Klamath County. And, quite often, that “something” involves the local craft beer scene. Klamath Falls hosts three outstanding craft breweries that, over the…Read More
Klamath Falls is a rural and scenic mid-sized city in Southern Oregon. While it is a rural city with fresh air and open spaces, Klamath Falls has many downtown amenities and a lower-than-average cost of…Read More
For many freshly minted retirees, travel’s high up there on the to-do list. Now that you’ve actually got some time on your hands, the open road—and all of those places you dreamed of visiting while…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
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
Set along the Wood River some 35 miles north of Klamath Falls, Fort Klamath ranks among the most fascinating historical sites in Oregon. The first major permanent white settlement in the Upper Klamath Basin, this…Read More
Klamath County boasts a varied lineup of museums covering everything from millennia-old American Indian artifacts to telescopes, gyroscopes, and lightning balls available for hands-on tinkering by young explorers. Let’s take a hopscotching tour of some…Read More
Here in Oregon, it’s a formative experience to spend at least one spring or summer night outdoors—camping under starry night skies, making s’mores on a crackling fire, and listening to frogs croak and the wind…Read More
Nestled along the Oregon and California border, just north of Lava Beds National Monument and due south of majestic Crater Lake National Park, are five of the friendliest little farm towns you absolutely must come…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
