Around Klamath County, fall is a season of change. It’s when farmers pull the season’s last crops from the ground, vibrant foliage displays line the Highway 140 corridor west of Klamath Falls, and Crater Lake National Park sees its first snowfall in months. But fall is also a season of celebration ‘round these parts. As the weather cools, festivals and events throughout the Klamath Basin include a thigh-burning bike ride at Crater Lake, a popular film festival, a Bavarian-inspired Oktoberfest, and a weekend-long celebration of

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 around) its boundaries. To the west, snow-capped Cascade peaks dominate the horizon. To the east, a sea of grasslands and pine forests run right into the Klamath Basin foothills. And within the 40,000-acre refuge itself, visitors can spy the upper reaches of the trickling Williamson River, paddle myriad marshlands, and

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 full advantage of the natural playground. Indeed, few places in the state can deliver so much year-round outdoor adventure. In the summer, warm days beckon for paddling trips on area lakes and hikes through the pine forests. During the winter, sunny days and lots of the white stuff make it