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
Nestled in a volcanic wonderland, it is hard to imagine a better place for outdoor recreation than Klamath County. Home to incredible hiking, backpacking, rafting, kayaking, birding, and sightseeing, the southern Oregon county that’s best…Read More
If you’ve only ever seen pictures of Crater Lake, you’ve probably thought to yourself, “That can’t be real.” The lake’s deep, matte blue hue looks Photoshopped from afar, an impossibly rich shade that swallows the…Read More
With desert lakes, thick forests, towering peaks, and hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails, Klamath County, Oregon, is an outdoor lover’s paradise. It’s just that most of those outdoor aficionados visit in summer,…Read More
For decades, the Klamath Basin was known more for its mining, logging, and rail operations than its rich natural beauty. But as new rules, technological advances, and environmental protections curtailed those historic industries, a new,…Read More
Klamath County is an untapped mine of outdoor recreation. With a reputation of being untamed and wild, the region gives those who explore south central Oregon access to world-class fishing, and epic kayaking, canoeing, hiking,…Read More
Located in south central Oregon, Klamath County offers something for outdoor adventurers of all stripes. Home to Crater Lake National Park along with hundreds of miles of hiking and cycling trails, the state’s largest freshwater…Read More
In order to earn the designation of a National Scenic Byways in the U.S., roads must possess traits from one or more of six categories—archaeological, cultural, historic, natural, recreational, and scenic. Beyond that designation, a…Read More
