Across Klamath County, outdoor recreation opportunities welcome visitors of all abilities. Want to learn about the region’s industrial past at Collier Memorial State Park’s outdoor logging museum? Enjoy scenic views at Crater Lake National Park?…Read More
Klamath County is known for its wide range of landscapes, from pastoral farmland to old-growth forests. Take a closer look, though, and you’ll see that the area’s variety of waterways make it all possible: A…Read More
High in the southern Cascade Range, sandwiched between Crater Lake (to the north) and Mount McLoughlin (to the south), the appropriately named Sky Lakes Wilderness has been enchanting lucky visitors for decades. Spread across three…Read More
Every year, more than a half-million people visit Crater Lake National Park—the only national park in Oregon—for hiking, sightseeing, boat tours, camping trips, and more. If you’re one of those lucky visitors, we’re excited for…Read More
Stretching from ethereal Crater Lake in the High Cascades to the fringe of the Oregon Desert, Klamath County is known for its outstanding natural scenery and outdoor recreation. But woven into its beautiful quilt of…Read More
Rising above the shores of Upper Klamath Lake, just 15 miles northwest of Klamath Falls, Spence Mountain is a regional icon. The dramatic crag is home to oak and pine woodlands, along with dramatic views…Read More
Truly, there’s no bad time to go birding around Klamath County. Resident and migrating birds rest, nest, feed, and forage around the county’s wide range of ecosystems all year long; in all, roughly 1 million…Read More
When you visit Klamath County, you might gaze upon Crater Lake, bask in the region’s sunshine, or visit historic sites. And while these elements help make the region a special place, knowing why they make…Read More
