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
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
It’s no exaggeration to say that Klamath County offers some of the best fishing opportunities in the western U.S—heck, the country as a whole. After all, this huge and diverse corner of Oregon, stretching from…Read More
Lava Beds National Park is a great location to experience the past and the present melding together. With the incredible lava formations that have developed in Lava Beds National Monument, there is plenty that will…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
A trip to the Klamath Basin is a great way to see what makes the Pacific Northwest so special. It’s filled with the best of what Oregon has to offer: incredible mountain landscapes, pastoral farmland,…Read More
With rivers, streams, and lakes dotting the landscape, Oregon’s Klamath Basin is filled with scenic spots to explore—and there may be no better way to experience the wilderness than from atop a stand-up paddleboard or…Read More
If you love playing in the outdoors, then Klamath County has some wonderful experiences waiting for you. The area is well known for the terrific hiking, kayaking, and fishing but did you know that south-central…Read More
According to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, more than 45 million people take part in birdwatching each year—and, along with other wildlife watchers, they contribute more than $75 billion to the U.S. economy. Those…Read More
