When it comes to recreation, the term “ecologically diverse” is music to the ears of those that enjoy a good outdoor-induced adrenaline boost. With lush forests and lofty peaks comes endless opportunities for adventure. And…Read More
Klamath County is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. And Klamath locals gladly take advantage of the outdoor sports, especially in the winter. For locals, ice skating is just one of many fun winter activities that can…Read More
Don’t let the geologically accurate yet descriptive name fool you. While the Klamath Basin is, in fact, a massive, 16,400 square-mile drainage basin, it’s hardly a lowland. The town of Klamath Falls sits at an…Read More
The Pacific Northwest’s position along the so-called “Ring of Fire” gives it a dramatic geological backstory (not to mention some of the most flat-out glorious scenery in North America). A goodly share of that scenery…Read More
The Klamath Basin is a wildlife lover’s paradise, home to a whopping six National Wildlife Refuges. One of the six—the Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge—is a major reason why the basin is considered one of…Read More
Top Airlines for Traveling to Klamath Falls What airlines fly out of Klamath Falls Oregon? Unfortunately at this time the Crater Lake-Klamath Regional Airport, Klamath Falls’ airport, is not being served by any commercial airlines…Read More
How Far is Klamath Falls to Ashland, Oregon? Klamath Falls, or as we like to call it the ‘City of Sunshine’, is the largest city in Klamath County. Klamath Falls is surrounded by wilderness, open…Read More
Located in the heart of some of Oregon’s most beautiful country, Klamath Falls is the perfect base camp for exploring the region. Founded in 1867, the town is known for its sunny weather—300 days of…Read More
