Mountain Cabin Retreat - Host Guidebook
Klamath Falls, OR
Food Scene
This is a Mexican restaurant but check out their steak dinner! One of the best.
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El Rodeo Steak House
3810 S 6th StThis is a Mexican restaurant but check out their steak dinner! One of the best.
Fresh baked breads, rolls, pastries and sandwiches. Excellent cinnamon rolls and good coffee. Has indoor and outdoor seating. Less busy before 8am.
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Green Blade Bakery
1400 Esplanade AveFresh baked breads, rolls, pastries and sandwiches. Excellent cinnamon rolls and good coffee. Has indoor and outdoor seating. Less busy before 8am.
Best fried chicken fingers/strips in town. Large portions in a fast food-type setting. Indoor seating area. Great wings and fries.
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The Chicken Shack
3255 Washburn WayBest fried chicken fingers/strips in town. Large portions in a fast food-type setting. Indoor seating area. Great wings and fries.
Great breakfast with generous portions. Excellent omelettes and awesome, home-baked desserts. Huge cinnamon rolls and good coffee. To die for stuffed, french toast. Private bar area and beautiful, heated outdoor patio.
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Nibbley's Cafe
2424 Washburn WayGreat breakfast with generous portions. Excellent omelettes and awesome, home-baked desserts. Huge cinnamon rolls and good coffee. To die for stuffed, french toast. Private bar area and beautiful, heated outdoor patio.
Coffee shop and tea house located in downtown Klamath Falls. The Cafe specializes in premium coffee, espresso and local cuisine. Coffee accessories and products available for purchase.
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Gathering Grounds Cafe & Roastery
116 S 11th StCoffee shop and tea house located in downtown Klamath Falls. The Cafe specializes in premium coffee, espresso and local cuisine. Coffee accessories and products available for purchase.
“The Bagel” as the locals call it, has been around since 1999 serving fresh baked, NY-style bagels, sandwiches, muffins, and pastries. Open at 6am during the week. Closed Sundays.
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The Daily Bagel
636 Main St“The Bagel” as the locals call it, has been around since 1999 serving fresh baked, NY-style bagels, sandwiches, muffins, and pastries. Open at 6am during the week. Closed Sundays.
Locally-owned and operated Pizzeria. NY style pizza (can order by the slice). Great Salads with house-made dressings. Rodeos’ dough is made from scratch; the sauce too.
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Rodeos Pizza and Saladeria
1215 Main StLocally-owned and operated Pizzeria. NY style pizza (can order by the slice). Great Salads with house-made dressings. Rodeos’ dough is made from scratch; the sauce too.
This historic lodge is typically open mid-May through mid-October (dining room only available for lodge guests a/o 5/4/22). Opened in 1915 and built nearly 1000' above Crater Lake with majestic views and surrounded by sub-alpine meadows and forests. The lodge has 71 rooms including six accessible rooms. Some rooms have views of the lake while others overlook Rim Village.
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Crater Lake Lodge
570 Rim Village DrThis historic lodge is typically open mid-May through mid-October (dining room only available for lodge guests a/o 5/4/22). Opened in 1915 and built nearly 1000' above Crater Lake with majestic views and surrounded by sub-alpine meadows and forests. The lodge has 71 rooms including six accessible rooms. Some rooms have views of the lake while others overlook Rim Village.
Black Bear Diner
5140 S 6th StGreat breakfast and comfort food. Large portions. Awesome corn muffins
Locals love this place. Open air beer garden with plenty of seating inside or on the rooftop. Has permanent food trucks serving tacos, BBQ and even beignets! (food is pretty good!). Great beer selection including ciders and red/white wines. Has outside firepits and patio heaters. Parking is tight so you might have to park at Applebee's or the coffee house and walk.
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The Falls Taphouse
2215 Shallock AveLocals love this place. Open air beer garden with plenty of seating inside or on the rooftop. Has permanent food trucks serving tacos, BBQ and even beignets! (food is pretty good!). Great beer selection including ciders and red/white wines. Has outside firepits and patio heaters. Parking is tight so you might have to park at Applebee's or the coffee house and walk.
At the Running Y Resort with views over the golf course. Locals report mixed reviews regarding service and food quality, but can be excellent. House-made clam chowder and Fried Brussel sprouts are favorites and reported as excellent. Live music nights are free, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings (5:30 pm to 7:30 pm).
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The Ruddy Duck Restaurant
5500 Running Y RdAt the Running Y Resort with views over the golf course. Locals report mixed reviews regarding service and food quality, but can be excellent. House-made clam chowder and Fried Brussel sprouts are favorites and reported as excellent. Live music nights are free, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings (5:30 pm to 7:30 pm).
Sightseeing & Waterfalls
The most spectacular scenery you’ve ever seen! Bring your camera! Deepest lake in the US created from volcanic activity. Beautiful lodge to relax in or hike around the Rim. You can actually go on a boat tour in the volcanic lake, but must make reservations early online. Portions of Rim Drive around the Lake are closed in the winter. Waterfalls, picnic areas are found in the park. There is a gift shop with a cafe as well.
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Crater Lake
The most spectacular scenery you’ve ever seen! Bring your camera! Deepest lake in the US created from volcanic activity. Beautiful lodge to relax in or hike around the Rim. You can actually go on a boat tour in the volcanic lake, but must make reservations early online. Portions of Rim Drive around the Lake are closed in the winter. Waterfalls, picnic areas are found in the park. There is a gift shop with a cafe as well.
If on Highway 58 to Eugene this is a must stop. This spectacular waterfall is almost 300 foot drop. You can get some great pictures of the entire valley. Close to the highway with wheelchair access. Use caution, as the paths can be icy in the winter.
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Salt Creek Falls
If on Highway 58 to Eugene this is a must stop. This spectacular waterfall is almost 300 foot drop. You can get some great pictures of the entire valley. Close to the highway with wheelchair access. Use caution, as the paths can be icy in the winter.
We just love this lake! It is so beautiful. Swimming and fishing are available along with also boat rental and pedal boats. Has a small store and eatery. On Friday nights they show a movie on the main grocery store wall outdoors. Saturday night get ready for dancing, as they have a band as well as a buffet if you wish. Bring your bikes for the great bicycle trail.
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Lake of the Woods
We just love this lake! It is so beautiful. Swimming and fishing are available along with also boat rental and pedal boats. Has a small store and eatery. On Friday nights they show a movie on the main grocery store wall outdoors. Saturday night get ready for dancing, as they have a band as well as a buffet if you wish. Bring your bikes for the great bicycle trail.
On Crater Lake Rim Drive. An easy, quiet trail through an old-growth forest to the base of a waterfall surrounded by wildflowers. The path is dirt/gravel and doesn't have much elevation gain; slight incline just before reaching the falls. Parking lot is small (15-20 cars). Benches and educational signage along the way. To avoid crowds arrive before 11am. A NPS pass or park entrance fee is required.
Plaikni Falls
On Crater Lake Rim Drive. An easy, quiet trail through an old-growth forest to the base of a waterfall surrounded by wildflowers. The path is dirt/gravel and doesn't have much elevation gain; slight incline just before reaching the falls. Parking lot is small (15-20 cars). Benches and educational signage along the way. To avoid crowds arrive before 11am. A NPS pass or park entrance fee is required.
Beautiful waterfall worth the moderately difficult uphill hike about 1-mile round trip. About 400 steps total with pathways in between. Some tree roots and rock obstructions result in uneven surfaces. Bring water and good hiking shoes. Benches along the way. Very small parking lot, so arrive before 10am to get a spot. Interesting huge redwood "pipeline" built in 1949 going through the parking lot sprays water out through leaks.
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Toketee Falls
Beautiful waterfall worth the moderately difficult uphill hike about 1-mile round trip. About 400 steps total with pathways in between. Some tree roots and rock obstructions result in uneven surfaces. Bring water and good hiking shoes. Benches along the way. Very small parking lot, so arrive before 10am to get a spot. Interesting huge redwood "pipeline" built in 1949 going through the parking lot sprays water out through leaks.
Considered the largest and best of three Waterfalls within Crater Lake Natl Park. Near Mazama Village in the Park. Best view is from a pullout along Highway 62 about a mile south of the entrance station at Mazama Village.
Duwee Falls
Considered the largest and best of three Waterfalls within Crater Lake Natl Park. Near Mazama Village in the Park. Best view is from a pullout along Highway 62 about a mile south of the entrance station at Mazama Village.
In the Umpqua National Forest. A 272-foot waterfall on Watson Creek. Moderate uphill climb, the trail begins across from the trailhead on the other side of Forest Road 37. A wooden bridge crosses Watson Creek with excellent view of the falls. Just north of the bridge is a path to the base of the falls, where you can get a closer view of both the falls.
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Watson Falls
In the Umpqua National Forest. A 272-foot waterfall on Watson Creek. Moderate uphill climb, the trail begins across from the trailhead on the other side of Forest Road 37. A wooden bridge crosses Watson Creek with excellent view of the falls. Just north of the bridge is a path to the base of the falls, where you can get a closer view of both the falls.
On the Southern end of the Rim Drive. Parking is very small (5 cars). Literally a few steps from the road; easy to miss. Best views of the falls from the right. Not a big flow, but still pretty!
Vidae Falls
On the Southern end of the Rim Drive. Parking is very small (5 cars). Literally a few steps from the road; easy to miss. Best views of the falls from the right. Not a big flow, but still pretty!
Incredible ash towers (spires created by volcanic activity). Off East Rim Drive in Crater Lake Natl Park, just down the road from Plaikni Falls. Pinnacles Road is not marked, so easy to miss. The road is gravel & not in good shape. Drive slowly. About .8 miles there and back, with flat, well groomed gravel path. Best viewed early morning, or afternoon.
The Pinnacles
Incredible ash towers (spires created by volcanic activity). Off East Rim Drive in Crater Lake Natl Park, just down the road from Plaikni Falls. Pinnacles Road is not marked, so easy to miss. The road is gravel & not in good shape. Drive slowly. About .8 miles there and back, with flat, well groomed gravel path. Best viewed early morning, or afternoon.
Just North of Klamath Falls (35 minutes). Known for its stunningly clear, aquamarine water (but very cold year-round!). Great kayaking! The water shades change from turquoise to jade green! Water bubbles up beneath the sandy creek bed from underground springs. This produces the clear, beautiful colors. Unique to the Creek is a type of algae called "mares stones" that look like round, smooth stones in the water. They only grow in very specific conditions, and the environment is perfect here. There is a small, outdoor logging museum that is fun; especially for kids (Collier Logging Museum). Restrooms and drinking water available. Nice picnic tables by the Creek and large grassy area to relax on.
Spring Creek
Just North of Klamath Falls (35 minutes). Known for its stunningly clear, aquamarine water (but very cold year-round!). Great kayaking! The water shades change from turquoise to jade green! Water bubbles up beneath the sandy creek bed from underground springs. This produces the clear, beautiful colors. Unique to the Creek is a type of algae called "mares stones" that look like round, smooth stones in the water. They only grow in very specific conditions, and the environment is perfect here. There is a small, outdoor logging museum that is fun; especially for kids (Collier Logging Museum). Restrooms and drinking water available. Nice picnic tables by the Creek and large grassy area to relax on.
2 hours north of Klamath Falls. Popular recreation area known for amazing trout fishing, trout are caught here in the 5 -10 pound range. In 1993 a 30 pound lake trout was caught at Crescent Lake! Enjoy swimming, sailing, water skiing, windsurfing and camping. The Summit Lake Trail is popular among hikers and mountain bikers, offering excellent views of Diamond Peak across Crescent Lake.
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Crescent Lake
2 hours north of Klamath Falls. Popular recreation area known for amazing trout fishing, trout are caught here in the 5 -10 pound range. In 1993 a 30 pound lake trout was caught at Crescent Lake! Enjoy swimming, sailing, water skiing, windsurfing and camping. The Summit Lake Trail is popular among hikers and mountain bikers, offering excellent views of Diamond Peak across Crescent Lake.
Unique cave exploring at the Lava Beds Natl Monument. Tours available through the caves. Be sure to fuel up before heading here as its in a remote area and not close to gas stations. Bring along a flashlight/headlamp, long sleeve shirt, pants, gloves, sturdy shores, and maybe a bike helmet if you plan on serious cave exploring. Bring along water as there are very few amenities in the area. The caves can be chilly so bring a jacket. Great history here as native american known as "Captain Jack" held off the U.S. Calvary from the cave area. Japanese-American internment camps were located here in WWII.
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Lava Beds National Monument
1 Indian WlUnique cave exploring at the Lava Beds Natl Monument. Tours available through the caves. Be sure to fuel up before heading here as its in a remote area and not close to gas stations. Bring along a flashlight/headlamp, long sleeve shirt, pants, gloves, sturdy shores, and maybe a bike helmet if you plan on serious cave exploring. Bring along water as there are very few amenities in the area. The caves can be chilly so bring a jacket. Great history here as native american known as "Captain Jack" held off the U.S. Calvary from the cave area. Japanese-American internment camps were located here in WWII.
Arts & Culture
History of Klamath Falls and the Upper Klamath River Basin through dozens of exhibits covering anthropology, natural history and more recent history. Outdoor exhibits can be viewed any time. A native plant garden includes more than 150 species of wildflowers, grasses, shrubs, trees and lichens. This museum explains the history of Captain Jack and the Calvary (quite interesting history of our area).
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Klamath County Museums
1451 Main StHistory of Klamath Falls and the Upper Klamath River Basin through dozens of exhibits covering anthropology, natural history and more recent history. Outdoor exhibits can be viewed any time. A native plant garden includes more than 150 species of wildflowers, grasses, shrubs, trees and lichens. This museum explains the history of Captain Jack and the Calvary (quite interesting history of our area).
Home to one of the largest collections of Western Art and Native American Artifacts. Traditional oil paintings, Native American history, pottery, arrowheads, clothes.
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Favell Museum
125 W Main StHome to one of the largest collections of Western Art and Native American Artifacts. Traditional oil paintings, Native American history, pottery, arrowheads, clothes.
Local performance space showcasing diverse theater, dance & musical acts in an historic, former 1940s cinema.
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Ross Ragland Theater
218 N 7th StLocal performance space showcasing diverse theater, dance & musical acts in an historic, former 1940s cinema.
Learning center offering hands-on science, nature & play exhibits for kids, infants & toddlers (best for 4-8yr olds). Wacky Wednesday offers a discounted rate to play from 10am-11am.
Children’s Museum of Klamath Falls
711 E Main StLearning center offering hands-on science, nature & play exhibits for kids, infants & toddlers (best for 4-8yr olds). Wacky Wednesday offers a discounted rate to play from 10am-11am.
Oldest community theater group in the Klamath Basin. Known for the “up close and personal” theater experience as audience members are only a few feet away from the actors on the stage.
Linkville Playhouse
201 Main StOldest community theater group in the Klamath Basin. Known for the “up close and personal” theater experience as audience members are only a few feet away from the actors on the stage.
On the grounds of the Civil War-era fort that served as a frontier Army outpost in south-central Oregon. The museum is open from Memorial Day through September. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated.The eight-acre museum and park includes the parade grounds from a 19th century frontier military post.
Fort Klamath Museum
51400 OR-62On the grounds of the Civil War-era fort that served as a frontier Army outpost in south-central Oregon. The museum is open from Memorial Day through September. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated.The eight-acre museum and park includes the parade grounds from a 19th century frontier military post.
Built in 1905, it has 40 rooms filled with antiques and artifacts. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, Memorial Day through Labor Day weekend.
Baldwin Hotel Museum
31 Main StBuilt in 1905, it has 40 rooms filled with antiques and artifacts. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, Memorial Day through Labor Day weekend.
Often called the "Broadway of the West Coast", the Oregon Shakespearean Festival (OSF) in Ashland, is one of the region's biggest attractions, named by TIME magazine as one of the top five regional theater companies in the country. Open February through November, the Oregon Shakespearean Festival produces 11 world-class productions by classical and contemporary playwrights, with some of the biggest talents in theater today. OSF has 3 theaters. Two indoor stages and the outdoor Elizabethan theater open June thru October.
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Oregon Shakespeare Festival
15 South Pioneer StreetOften called the "Broadway of the West Coast", the Oregon Shakespearean Festival (OSF) in Ashland, is one of the region's biggest attractions, named by TIME magazine as one of the top five regional theater companies in the country. Open February through November, the Oregon Shakespearean Festival produces 11 world-class productions by classical and contemporary playwrights, with some of the biggest talents in theater today. OSF has 3 theaters. Two indoor stages and the outdoor Elizabethan theater open June thru October.
Outdoor logging museum that is fun; especially for kids! Near Access to Spring Creek for great kayaking. Restrooms and drinking water available. Nice picnic tables by the Creek and large grassy area to relax on.
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Collier Logging Museum
46000 US-97Outdoor logging museum that is fun; especially for kids! Near Access to Spring Creek for great kayaking. Restrooms and drinking water available. Nice picnic tables by the Creek and large grassy area to relax on.
Parks, Nature & Wildlife
Straddles southern Oregon's Cascade range from Crater Lake south to Hwy 140. It has 113,590 acres of lakes, rocky ridges, and timbered slopes. More than 200 pools of water, from mere ponds to lakes of 30 to 40 acres, dot the landscape. Fourmile Lake xceeds 900 acres. There are no developed or improved campsites in Sky Lakes.
Sky Lakes Wilderness
Straddles southern Oregon's Cascade range from Crater Lake south to Hwy 140. It has 113,590 acres of lakes, rocky ridges, and timbered slopes. More than 200 pools of water, from mere ponds to lakes of 30 to 40 acres, dot the landscape. Fourmile Lake xceeds 900 acres. There are no developed or improved campsites in Sky Lakes.
Home to six National Wildlife Refuges: Klamath Marsh, Upper Klamath, Bear Valley, Clear Lake, Lower Klamath, and Tule Lake. The Refuges preserve important habitat for a host of waterbirds and are especially important to spring migrating waterfowl. Popular for kayaking, canoeing and bird watching.
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Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuge
4009 Hill RdHome to six National Wildlife Refuges: Klamath Marsh, Upper Klamath, Bear Valley, Clear Lake, Lower Klamath, and Tule Lake. The Refuges preserve important habitat for a host of waterbirds and are especially important to spring migrating waterfowl. Popular for kayaking, canoeing and bird watching.
From near Siskiyou Summit (elev. 4,310′) in southern Oregon to the Washington border, this section is both the shortest and the easiest to hike or ride.
The trail traverses Crater Lake National Park, where a side trail leads to the rim for a spectacular views of this pristine, volcanic lake. More small lakes and ponds are found in the Three Sisters Wilderness, Mount Jefferson Wilderness and the adjacent Olallie Lake Scenic Area.
Pacific Crest Trail
Pacific Crest National Scenic TrailFrom near Siskiyou Summit (elev. 4,310′) in southern Oregon to the Washington border, this section is both the shortest and the easiest to hike or ride.
The trail traverses Crater Lake National Park, where a side trail leads to the rim for a spectacular views of this pristine, volcanic lake. More small lakes and ponds are found in the Three Sisters Wilderness, Mount Jefferson Wilderness and the adjacent Olallie Lake Scenic Area.
The Link River flows from Upper Klamath Lake to Lake Ewauna on the south side—“linking” the two lakes. Has a 2.6-mile out and back hike along the river. If you love watching birds, you’ll want to walk this path. Expect to take a couple of hours to truly enjoy the area. Restrooms at Moore Park and Veterans Park - no facilities on the trail. Be sure to stop and see the site of “Klamath Falls”. The Link River South Trailhead is located next to the Favell Museum on Main Street in Klamath Falls. You'll walk past a gravel maintenance road that parallels the river. If you’re up for a longer, 3.2-mile hike, head back up on the main path, cross a footbridge over the canal, and pass above the dam. From the North Trailhead you can cross Lakeshore Drive and visit the park at Putnam’s Point.
Link River
The Link River flows from Upper Klamath Lake to Lake Ewauna on the south side—“linking” the two lakes. Has a 2.6-mile out and back hike along the river. If you love watching birds, you’ll want to walk this path. Expect to take a couple of hours to truly enjoy the area. Restrooms at Moore Park and Veterans Park - no facilities on the trail. Be sure to stop and see the site of “Klamath Falls”. The Link River South Trailhead is located next to the Favell Museum on Main Street in Klamath Falls. You'll walk past a gravel maintenance road that parallels the river. If you’re up for a longer, 3.2-mile hike, head back up on the main path, cross a footbridge over the canal, and pass above the dam. From the North Trailhead you can cross Lakeshore Drive and visit the park at Putnam’s Point.
Approximately 25 miles long and 8 miles wide, making it the largest body of freshwater in Oregon at 4,140'. Enjoy fishing, boating, bird watching, and camping options around the Lake. There are also miles of canals that are great for kayaking and canoeing. Try kitesurfing, windsurfing, and sailing. Fishing along Upper Klamath Lake offers catches of redband trout, yellow perch, and rainbow trout; some upwards of 10lbs! Pelican Bay is considered one of the foremost fishing locations in the area for this. Moore Park is around Upper Klamath Lake offers a variety of picnic tables, benches, and hiking trails. The Klamath Basin Birding Trail passes through 47 spots that will offer you views of around 350 species of birds. Other types of wildlife that can be seen are muskrats, mink, deer, river otters, and beavers in their natural habitat.
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Upper Klamath Lake
Approximately 25 miles long and 8 miles wide, making it the largest body of freshwater in Oregon at 4,140'. Enjoy fishing, boating, bird watching, and camping options around the Lake. There are also miles of canals that are great for kayaking and canoeing. Try kitesurfing, windsurfing, and sailing. Fishing along Upper Klamath Lake offers catches of redband trout, yellow perch, and rainbow trout; some upwards of 10lbs! Pelican Bay is considered one of the foremost fishing locations in the area for this. Moore Park is around Upper Klamath Lake offers a variety of picnic tables, benches, and hiking trails. The Klamath Basin Birding Trail passes through 47 spots that will offer you views of around 350 species of birds. Other types of wildlife that can be seen are muskrats, mink, deer, river otters, and beavers in their natural habitat.
15 miles west of Klamath Falls on 634 acres located off Highway 140. Contains 6 campsites, a boat launch, drinking water, picnic tables and new CXT vault toilets. The road to the tent campground is very narrow, so trailers aren't permitted past the boat launch. It's a hilly area, located on the shore of Upper Klamath Lake.
Eagle Ridge County Park
Eagle Ridge Road15 miles west of Klamath Falls on 634 acres located off Highway 140. Contains 6 campsites, a boat launch, drinking water, picnic tables and new CXT vault toilets. The road to the tent campground is very narrow, so trailers aren't permitted past the boat launch. It's a hilly area, located on the shore of Upper Klamath Lake.
North of Crater Lake, about 1.5 hours from Klamath Falls, A favorite summer spot for fishing (rainbow trout), hiking, bicycling, and horseback riding. In the winter it is known for skiing, snowboarding and tubing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. Anglers often fish by boat near Silent Creek on the south and in deep water on the north. There are five boat ramps around the lake, all of which have paved access. Bank fishing is productive at points along the lake trails, near Diamond Lake Resort, near Lake Creek, and near the United States Forest Service campgrounds. Open for fishing from late April through late October. Hike or bike around the 11 mile, paved loop around the lake. Especially beautiful in the fall. Diamond Lake Resort on the east side of the lake offers lodging, restaurants, stores, boat rentals, horse rentals, and other services.
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Diamond Lake
North of Crater Lake, about 1.5 hours from Klamath Falls, A favorite summer spot for fishing (rainbow trout), hiking, bicycling, and horseback riding. In the winter it is known for skiing, snowboarding and tubing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. Anglers often fish by boat near Silent Creek on the south and in deep water on the north. There are five boat ramps around the lake, all of which have paved access. Bank fishing is productive at points along the lake trails, near Diamond Lake Resort, near Lake Creek, and near the United States Forest Service campgrounds. Open for fishing from late April through late October. Hike or bike around the 11 mile, paved loop around the lake. Especially beautiful in the fall. Diamond Lake Resort on the east side of the lake offers lodging, restaurants, stores, boat rentals, horse rentals, and other services.
**Wildfire closures may be in effect** Oregon's longest state park. This 109-mile trail is built on the old rail bed of the Oregon, California, and Eastern Railroad from Klamath Falls to Thompson Reservoir. Popular with hikers, bikers and joggers. There are gravel, rock and paved sections of the trail.
Oc&E Woods Line State Trail
Oc&E Woods Line State Trail**Wildfire closures may be in effect** Oregon's longest state park. This 109-mile trail is built on the old rail bed of the Oregon, California, and Eastern Railroad from Klamath Falls to Thompson Reservoir. Popular with hikers, bikers and joggers. There are gravel, rock and paved sections of the trail.
At 4,000 feet on the slopes of the Siskiyou Mountains, the Oregon Caves National Monument is a geological wonder. Beautiful marbled caverns were discovered in 1874. One of the park trails leads through the forest to Big Tree, which at 13 feet around (4.0 m) is the thickest Douglas-fir known in Oregon. Guided tours are available.
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Oregon Caves National Monument & Preserve
21000 Caves HwyAt 4,000 feet on the slopes of the Siskiyou Mountains, the Oregon Caves National Monument is a geological wonder. Beautiful marbled caverns were discovered in 1874. One of the park trails leads through the forest to Big Tree, which at 13 feet around (4.0 m) is the thickest Douglas-fir known in Oregon. Guided tours are available.
At the south end of Upper Klamath Lake off of Lakeshore Drive in Klamath Falls this City park is adjacent to Putnam's Point. Has concession building, day camp area, disc golf, trails, The Gingerbread house, large picnic areas with barbecue pits, open play areas, restrooms, soccer fields, and tennis/pickle ball courts,
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Moore Park
740 Lakeshore DrAt the south end of Upper Klamath Lake off of Lakeshore Drive in Klamath Falls this City park is adjacent to Putnam's Point. Has concession building, day camp area, disc golf, trails, The Gingerbread house, large picnic areas with barbecue pits, open play areas, restrooms, soccer fields, and tennis/pickle ball courts,
35mins North of Klamath Falls. Home of Spring Creek known for its stunningly clear, aquamarine water (but very cold yr round!) and great kayaking. The secret to the clarity and color is water that bubbles up through the sandy creekbed from underground springs. Unique to the Creek is a type of algae called "mares stones" that look like round, smooth stones in the water. They only grow in very specific conditions, and the environment is perfect here. There is a small, open-air logging museum that is fun (Collier Logging Museum). It showcases rare and antique logging equipment dating to the 1880. Restrooms and drinking water available. Nice picnic tables by the Creek and large grassy area to relax on.
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Collier Memorial State Park
46000 US-9735mins North of Klamath Falls. Home of Spring Creek known for its stunningly clear, aquamarine water (but very cold yr round!) and great kayaking. The secret to the clarity and color is water that bubbles up through the sandy creekbed from underground springs. Unique to the Creek is a type of algae called "mares stones" that look like round, smooth stones in the water. They only grow in very specific conditions, and the environment is perfect here. There is a small, open-air logging museum that is fun (Collier Logging Museum). It showcases rare and antique logging equipment dating to the 1880. Restrooms and drinking water available. Nice picnic tables by the Creek and large grassy area to relax on.
This is a rehab for injured animals located just up the street from our home. Very interesting to see the big Eagles and other wildlife captured getting the new care they need. From our driveway take a ride up to McLaughlin to the stop sign. Make another right and it’s the first street on the right. Habitat will be on the left corner.
Badger Run Wildlife Rehab
15993 Homestead LaneThis is a rehab for injured animals located just up the street from our home. Very interesting to see the big Eagles and other wildlife captured getting the new care they need. From our driveway take a ride up to McLaughlin to the stop sign. Make another right and it’s the first street on the right. Habitat will be on the left corner.
Shopping
One of my favorite consignment stores, they only take the best things and I’m sure you’re gonna love this place.
Periwinkle Consignment Boutique
811 Main StOne of my favorite consignment stores, they only take the best things and I’m sure you’re gonna love this place.
Entertainment & Activities
If you like skateboarding, this is the place to bring your young ones they will love it. Check it out online.
Steen Sport Park
4500 Foothills BlvdIf you like skateboarding, this is the place to bring your young ones they will love it. Check it out online.
Public course located on the banks of Klamath Lake with scenic views. Also has a nice little restaurant.
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Harbor Links Golf Course
601 Harbor Isle BlvdPublic course located on the banks of Klamath Lake with scenic views. Also has a nice little restaurant.
Arnold Palmer golf course set on 3,600 acres in the Cascade Range; beautiful views. Special prices after three. If you don’t golf, try riding your bike around the entire resort; it’s all paved. The Ruddy Duck restaurant is on the property.
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Running Y Ranch Resort
5500 Running Y RdArnold Palmer golf course set on 3,600 acres in the Cascade Range; beautiful views. Special prices after three. If you don’t golf, try riding your bike around the entire resort; it’s all paved. The Ruddy Duck restaurant is on the property.
East of Klamath Falls. A moderately challenging public course. Beautiful views of the Klamath Basin and Mount Shasta.
Shield Crest Golf Course
3151 Shield Crest DrEast of Klamath Falls. A moderately challenging public course. Beautiful views of the Klamath Basin and Mount Shasta.
Looking for adventure this is the one! Longest, hand brake zip line in Oregon. Swing through the trees while taking in the view. Fly high through the canopy on 9 ziplines at heights of up to 100 feet. Traverse two skybridges and conquer two controlled rappels! Crater Lake ZipLine participants zip from tree to tree with two trained (plus friendly and entertaining!) guides. Highway 140 will also take you to Lake of the Woods or the back way to our house on Clover Creek. This makes one big loop.
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Crater Lake ZipLine
29840 OR-140Looking for adventure this is the one! Longest, hand brake zip line in Oregon. Swing through the trees while taking in the view. Fly high through the canopy on 9 ziplines at heights of up to 100 feet. Traverse two skybridges and conquer two controlled rappels! Crater Lake ZipLine participants zip from tree to tree with two trained (plus friendly and entertaining!) guides. Highway 140 will also take you to Lake of the Woods or the back way to our house on Clover Creek. This makes one big loop.
Klamath County Fair in August. Great fun! Demolition Derby, livestock show, carnival rides/games. Baking, growing, canning, drawing, painting, crafting, and photography competitions. Live music.
Klamath County Fairgrounds
3531 S 6th StKlamath County Fair in August. Great fun! Demolition Derby, livestock show, carnival rides/games. Baking, growing, canning, drawing, painting, crafting, and photography competitions. Live music.
A brand new, professionally built, bike trail only 15 miles from town! This trail system offers two trailheads: on Hwy 140 at the bottom of Doak Mountain Summit and off Eagle Ridge Rd off Hwy 140. Awesome views of Klamath Lake, Mountain Lakes and Mt. Shasta.
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Spence Mountain
A brand new, professionally built, bike trail only 15 miles from town! This trail system offers two trailheads: on Hwy 140 at the bottom of Doak Mountain Summit and off Eagle Ridge Rd off Hwy 140. Awesome views of Klamath Lake, Mountain Lakes and Mt. Shasta.
Public swimming pool in Klamath Falls. Has reasonable rates for swim passes.
Ella Redkey Municipal Pool
1805 Main StPublic swimming pool in Klamath Falls. Has reasonable rates for swim passes.
Festivals, Markets & Events
Often called the "Broadway of the West Coast", the Oregon Shakespearean Festival (OSF) in Ashland, is one of the region's biggest attractions. Open February through November. Produces 11 world-class productions by classical and contemporary playwrights, with some of the biggest talents in theater today. Has 3 theaters. Two indoor stages and the outdoor Elizabethan theater open June thru October.
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Oregon Shakespeare Festival
15 South Pioneer StreetOften called the "Broadway of the West Coast", the Oregon Shakespearean Festival (OSF) in Ashland, is one of the region's biggest attractions. Open February through November. Produces 11 world-class productions by classical and contemporary playwrights, with some of the biggest talents in theater today. Has 3 theaters. Two indoor stages and the outdoor Elizabethan theater open June thru October.
Every Saturday 9am-1pm, June thru October. 9th St between Main St and Klamath Ave. Local growers, producers and artisans provide fresh locally grown produce, bakery goods, and fine artisan handicrafts. Live music by local musicians.
Klamath Falls Farmers Market
Every Saturday 9am-1pm, June thru October. 9th St between Main St and Klamath Ave. Local growers, producers and artisans provide fresh locally grown produce, bakery goods, and fine artisan handicrafts. Live music by local musicians.