From forest woodpeckers and keen-eyed goshawks in the high country of the Cascade Crest to the waterfowl- and wader-thronged marshes and lakes of the lowlands, the Upper Klamath Basin boasts incredible avian diversity. When you consider the range of habitat (and mighty scenic habitat, mind you) and the Basin’s location smack dab along the great migratory corridor of the Pacific Flyway, this little corner of the Northwest is among the most fruitful birdwatching hubs anywhere in the country. The Klamath Basin Birding Trail showcases this

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 County is truly a special place to behold. Secondly, you’ll likely need some help figuring out what to do. Because the truth is, you could spend a lifetime in Klamath County and still not experience all that there is to offer. So, it helps to have a little inside guidance

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. It’s known for being eco-friendly and for its parks, bridges and bicycle paths, plentiful microbreweries and coffeehouses. The city hosts thriving art, theater and music scenes that visitors from all around the world enjoy year-round. Contrarily, Klamath Falls is in the southernmost portion of Oregon, only about 15 miles from