At more than 6,100 square miles, Klamath County is the fourth-biggest county in Oregon. It also lies astride a great geological and bioregional crossroads, stretching from the crest of the Cascade Range to the margins…Read More
The Link River flows from Upper Klamath Lake on the north side of the town of Klamath Falls to Lake Ewauna on the south side—“linking” the two lakes. From the native Klamath tribes that fished…Read More
The Amtrak Train Station in Klamath Falls There are many ways to get to Klamath Falls, Oregon. In fact, there are three major highways that meet in Klamath, plus a regional airport. One of the…Read More
Waterfalls are an intrinsic part of the Northwest. They are iconic symbols of the region – right up there with volcanoes, salmon, and craft beer. The town of Klamath Falls is situated in the middle…Read More
Maybe you’re taking down the tent at Mazama Campground at Crater Lake National Park, a fire still smoldering from breakfast and dirt still lodged under your fingernails. Or perhaps you’re looking out over the deepest…Read More
Klamath Falls to Crater Lake Distance It’s no secret that Crater Lake National Park is the gem of Southern Oregon. Fed by rain and snow, it’s the deepest lake in the United States and one…Read More
Water drives everything in the Klamath Basin. In a good water year, some forget the Basin is a desert. In a bad water year, it is impossible to ignore. This year is projected to be a bad…Read More
It’s no exaggeration to say that art is everywhere in Klamath County: Drab utility boxes have become colorful canvases for local artists in downtown Klamath Falls, theaters and museums bring visitors closer to the arts,…Read More
