So, you’re planning a trip to Klamath County? First off, congratulations! This will be a trip to remember. Situated in a beautiful section of south-central Oregon, surrounded by mountains, lakes, rivers, and wildlife refuges, Klamath…Read More
Klamath County is a genuine, honest-to-goodness, no-foolin’ year-round destination for outdoor lovers. Spring brings its epic flush of migrating birds and spectacular blooms, summer scintillates with world-class paddling and backpacking and angling, and fall transfixes…Read More
Sure, this high mountain lake nestled in the southern Oregon Cascades might be a mecca for summertime fishing, boating, and paddling. But in-the-know locals and savvy travelers know that visiting in the summer months really…Read More
Klamath County is downright spoiled when it comes to blue-ribbon waterbodies. After all, it plays host to a number of glittering lakes and pristine rivers throughout the area, two genuinely superlative lakes: Crater Lake up…Read More
Only about 30 miles south of Klamath Falls, Northern California’s Lava Beds National Monument surely ranks among the hidden gems of the U.S. National Park System. Encompassing part of the northern shoulder of the mighty…Read More
There’s something for everyone in Klamath County — no, really! Every type of person will find something they love about this adventure-loaded, history-laden, cultural hot spot in south-central Oregon. If you’re looking for the can’t-miss…Read More
You know what they say: “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Well, in Klamath County, depending on where you are (and what time of day) you may just find a picture worth a million…Read More
You’ve been to Bend and Portland. You’ve seen the waterfalls of the Columbia River Gorge and cruised the sea stack-laden beaches of the Oregon Coast. Heck, maybe you’ve even skied down Mt. Hood or run…Read More
Fun Facts About Klamath Falls, Oregon Klamath Falls is well-known for many things like being the gateway to Crater Lake National Park and close to Lava Beds National Monument, six different National Wildlife Refuges, a…Read More
The first thing to know about hiking in Klamath County is this: hiking here is not only a huge part of Klamath County culture and recreation; it’s also truly incredible. Between the towering peaks of…Read More
