The Klamath Basin region is home to a pair of stunning U.S. National Park Service sites. Crater Lake National Park—Oregon’s only national park and the home of the deepest lake in North America—sits at the…Read More
The Amtrak Train Station in Klamath Falls There are many ways to get to Klamath Falls, Oregon. In fact, there are three major highways that meet in Klamath, plus a regional airport. One of the…Read More
Maybe you’re taking down the tent at Mazama Campground at Crater Lake National Park, a fire still smoldering from breakfast and dirt still lodged under your fingernails. Or perhaps you’re looking out over the deepest…Read More
The story of the Klamath region can’t be told without a nod to its volcanic past. Mount Mazama erupted nearly 8,000 years ago, which led to the formation of Crater Lake—and, further south, lava flows…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
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
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
Lava Beds National Monument is a stunning example of nature’s handiwork, and as such is frequently a hotspot of activity . Yet, for all the visitors who journey to Lava Beds National Monument, there are…Read More
