The Pacific Northwest’s position along the so-called “Ring of Fire” gives it a dramatic geological backstory (not to mention some of the most flat-out glorious scenery in North America). A goodly share of that scenery…Read More
The Klamath Basin is a wildlife lover’s paradise, home to a whopping six National Wildlife Refuges. One of the six—the Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge—is a major reason why the basin is considered one of…Read More
Located in the heart of some of Oregon’s most beautiful country, Klamath Falls is the perfect base camp for exploring the region. Founded in 1867, the town is known for its sunny weather—300 days of…Read More
How Far is Eugene from Klamath Falls, Oregon? The quickest way to travel from Klamath Falls to Eugene is by car. Travel time for a trip to Eugene Oregon by car takes just about three…Read More
How Far is Klamath Falls From Medford? Both Klamath Falls and Medford are located in beautiful Southern Oregon dotted with wild and scenic rivers, scenic byways, breathtaking high-country landscapes and Oregon’s only national park, Crater…Read More
How Far is Klamath Falls From Portland? Portland is Oregon’s largest city and it sits at the northernmost part of the state on the Columbia and Willamette rivers, in the shadow of snow-capped Mount Hood.…Read More
Nestled amidst a spectacular alpine setting in southern Oregon, Klamath Falls is a popular destination for the outdoor set. The town averages more than 300 days of sun a year, inviting adventure-minded types to take…Read More
It’s hard to feel anything but peaceful at the Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. Just a half-hour northeast of Chiloquin, the refuge invites visitors to slow down, unplug, and enjoy the stunning scenery within (and…Read More
It’s the age-old traveler’s question: How do you figure out where to go and what to do when visiting someplace new? Sure, you can scour the internet or check-in on social media. But if you…Read More
Crater Lake National Park encompasses some of the grandest scenery on Earth. Some 7,700 years ago, Mount Mazama—then standing 12,000-odd feet tall—pulled a real drama-queen act in a multistage eruption that spewed ash over a…Read More
