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
Here’s some far-from-earth-shattering news for you: everybody’s different. (Groundbreaking, right?!) Some of us are outdoor fanatics, others creature-comfort cravers. Some of us like chocolate, others (weirdly) don’t. The fact is, what makes us different makes…Read More
The story of Klamath Falls is one of boom and bust, redemption and gumption, trailblazers and settlers, spirited human progress and sprawling natural beauty. In other words, the story of Klamath County is fascinating. Full…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
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
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
