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Packages, Itineraries, Tours: Itineraries

7-DAY ITINERARY - YOUNG COUPLE

DAY 1: Bicycle to Olene

Nibbley's Café - Breakfast
Start the day with breakfast at Nibbley's Café, a favorite among local Klamath Country residents. "Home of Nibbley's World Famous Oatcakes!" The food is fresh, filling, and the service can't be beat. Plate licking is allowed!
2650 Washburn Way, Suite 120
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
Phone: 541/883-2314
Hutch's Bicycle Shop
If you need a bike for the day stop at Hutch's and rent one in downtown Klamath Falls. Someone at Hutch's can get you to the Crater Lake Parkway Trail that follows the A Canal where you'll begin your journey. If you have a bike the trail starts at Esplanade Avenue.
808 Klamath Avenue
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541/850-BIKE
Take a bike ride on the OC & E Bike Path (the longest linear park in the country)
This was the old Oregon, California and Eastern Railway, which brought timber into Klamath Falls, then transferred to rail lines to go north and south. After being abandoned as a railway, the Rails to Trails group turned it into a 100-mile long State Park, the longest linear park in Oregon! From Klamath Falls to Olene is 7.1 miles of paved bike path. The OC&E trail begins in Klamath Falls at Washburn Way, with trailhead parking at Crosby and Avalon. After crossing Hwy. 39, the trail enters the rich farm and ranch lands of the Basin. When you get to Olene, enjoy an ice cream from the market, sit and enjoy the pastoral setting, and you'll have enough energy to bike back to town.

Tobiko - Late Lunch/Early Dinner
This new Asian Fusion/Sushi restaurant has been getting high reviews - must for the sushi lover!

618 Main Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541/884-SUSHI
Cimarron Motor Inn - Lodging
After a long ride enjoy the swimming pool and relax for the evening - away from the hustle and bustle of home.
3060 South 6th Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
541/882-4601
Contact: James or Rolinda Fine
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DAY 2: Lake Fishing at Odell Lake, Oregon Skyway, Waterfall

Elmer's Restaurant (next door to Cimarron Motor Inn) - Breakfast
3030 South 6th Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
541/882-1881
Odell Lake:
Odell Lake is over five miles long, one and a half miles wide and is more than three hundred feet deep with many bays. It provides an ideal habitat for Kokanee Salmon, Mackinaw Lake Trout, and Native Rainbows. Moorage, launch and boat rental's available at the Marina. Rent a boat or a charter for a half-day or full. 800/434-2540.
Hwy 58/Odell Lake
541/433-2540
Odell Lake Lodge - Lunch
Enjoy a fresh, wholesome meal while taking in a spectacular view of Odell Lake. Homemade meals, soups and pies are trademarks of our restaurant. While waiting for your "home cooked" meal you can enjoy watching the eagles soaring over the lake or fish rising. Whatever the view you are sure to enjoy the always-friendly service and informal atmosphere.

Oregon Skyway:
Five miles north of Odell Lake Lodge is the Willamette Pass Skyway Gondola, where you can enjoy pristine views of the Cascade mountain range. Take your mountain bikes - they'll transport them to the top of the mountain where you can enjoy hours of fun rides on the numerous trails. For admission costs call 541/345-7669.

Salt Creek Falls:
Supposedly the 2nd highest waterfall in Oregon, it plunges 286 ft. over a cliff into a pool. Get a close-up and different perspective of the falls via a trail leading from the top of the falls to the bottom.

Odell Lake Lodge - Lodging
This is a special place, and an ideal location for a vacation for one person, couple or for the whole family. You'll find plenty of peace and quiet, wonderfully combined with lots of summer or winter activity when you want it. For information or reservations, call 1-800/434-2540.

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DAY 3: Crescent Lake to Crater Lake, Climbing Mt. Scott

Breakfast at Crescent Lake Lodge:
Construction of this resort began in 1927. The main lodge and the 17 plus guest cabins are nestled among tall Douglas fir, White fir and Ponderosa pines. Hiking trails lead around the lake, accessing trails to many other lakes and streams.
Hwy 58 at Crescent Lake
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
541/433-2505
After breakfast, travel south towards Klamath Falls to Hwy 97. Take the Hwy 138 exit towards the north entrance to Crater Lake.

Crater Lake National Park
The 7th wonder of the world - Crater Lake, at the northern end of the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway - All American Road was formed when Mount Mazama literally blew its top and left behind this huge caldera, which eventually filled with water to create the lake. With a depth of 1943', it's the nation's deepest and clearest lake - the intense blue will astound you! Visibility at times can be 140 feet! Phone 541/594-3000 for more information.

Visit the Rim Village Visitor Center and explore the Sinnot Memorial Overlook - you'll find exhibits on the geology and lake research as well as stunning views…can you locate the Phantom Ship?

Visit the Rim Village Gift Shop and Cafe - You're sure to find a commemorative souvenir you'll want to purchase. Get your lunch to go from the café as you'll want the nourishment to hike up Mt. Scott later in the day.

Drive the 33-mile Rim Drive for some spectacular views of the lake, Mt. Scott, and watch for the wildlife. Can you find the Stone Lady of the Woods? This lasting monument was carved in 1917 by Dr. Earl Russell Bush as his love for the magnificently beautiful wilderness of Crater Lake.

Climbing Mt. Scott
The hike is gentle at first, but becomes more difficult as you near the top. Every turn provides breathtaking views of Crater Lake. You can see many mountains including Mt. Theilsen and Mt. Bailey.

Crater Lake Lodge - Dinner
You will enjoy a romantic setting for dinner in the lodge dining room. Overlooking Crater Lake, the view is spectacular and they offer the finest Northwest regional cuisine. Reservations are required. 541.594.1184.

Exit Crater Lake through the south entrance and proceed to Fort Klamath.

Aspen Inn - Lodging
Steeped in Fort Klamath history, the Aspen Inn has been restored to its quaint, country beginnings. Check out the Wagon House, Logger's suites, or the A-frame cabins.

52250 Hwy 62
Fort Klamath, OR 97626
541/381-2321
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DAY 4: Flyfishing on Williamson River, Third Thursday's

Melita's Café - Breakfast
Enjoy a nice meal, easy access.
39500 Hwy 97 N
Chiloquin, OR 97624
541/783-2437
Lonesome Duck Ranch & Resort - Lodging
Located on the pristine Williamson River, the rustic beauty of your hand hewn log cabin will offer you an lodging experience you'll never forget. The river is at your doorstep - cast a fly right from your deck! Hosts Steve & Debbie offer guests the use of boats and canoes on their ranch waters. Flyfishing guide service is also offered. Ask about their meal plans for lunch while out fishing.
32955 Highway 97 North
Chiloquin, OR 97624
541/783-2783
Contact: Steve Hilbert
Flyfishing the Williamson River
Fishing the Hexagenia Hatch, which typically happens in late June and into July in the Williamson River, is a fly fisherman's dream. These large mayflies emerge from the silt bottom at sunset each evening and provide an irresistible meal for the big wild trout. You must be able to cast accurately and with distance to take advantage of this spectacular fishing.

Gino's Restaurant, Market & Deli - Dinner
Enjoy Gino's by Night with steaks, seafood, Italian specialties and a dinner theater all in a unique artistic atmosphere.

149 East Main Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541/884-6474
Third Thursday (June - August)
Have fun in downtown Klamath Falls on the third Thursdays of June, July, and August. Live music, arts & crafts, dancers, good food, plus beer and wine tasting.
Downtown Klamath Falls
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Maverick Motel - Lodging
After a great evening enjoying the many activities of Third Thursday, bask in the peace & quiet of your comfortable room.
1220 Main Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
800/404-6690
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DAY 5: Cowboy for a Day

Klamath Grill - Breakfast
You'll need a hearty breakfast to start your day as a "Cowboy".
715 Main Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541/882-1427
From Klamath Falls, take Hwy 140 West to the Running Y Resort Corrals.

Running Y Equine Center - Cowboy for a Day
Experience a day many people only dream about-on horseback doing just what the cowboys do. Ride, move cattle and join the cowboys for a day at work. A true western experience! This outing is exclusively for two guests each time. Reservations required in advance. Half day $175, All day $250. Lunch will be provided.

Mile marker 64, Hwy 140 West
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541/591-0186
Cowboy BBQ every Friday May 23-Sept 27, 2008 Located between the Lodge & Outdoor Pavilion. Enjoy a buffet of slow roasted tri-tip, barbecued chicken, ranch style beans, potatoes, salad, rolls and apple pie plus iced tea or lemonade. 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Cost: $18.00 adults, $12.00 children (ages 4 to 12)

For more information, call 541.850.5594 or stop by the Lodge Concierge Desk.

Running Y Ranch Lodge - Lodging
As you've enjoyed your day at the ranch, relax in one of the rooms at the lodge or ask them about townhome packages. Lodging packages are available.

5500 Running Y Road
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
888/850-0275
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DAY 6: Golf, Moonlight Canoeing

Gallagher's - Breakfast
Start your day with a "Tee Time Breakfast", "Oregon Berry French Toast", or choose from an array of omelettes.
5417 Running Y Road
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541/273-0622
Golfing
Enjoy a round of golf on Oregon's only Arnold-Palmer designed golf course. Ambling along meadows and through restored wetlands on the front nine, you'll play besides lakes, woodlands and into Payne Canyon on the back. With five tee boxes at each hole, this championship-caliber course welcomes varied skill levels and showcases the natural landscape on the edge of Oregon's beautiful unspoiled outback. Need a lesson? They have PGA professionals ready to help. 18 holes is $150 including cart and range balls.

To set up a tee-time call 1-888-850-0261
For additional information call 1-877-866-1266

After you day of golf, drive west on Hwy 140 to Westside Road. Turn right to arrive at Rocky Point Resort. Rocky Point Resort - Dinner & Lodging
Nestled on the shore of Upper Klamath Lake, this resort offers southern Oregon's finest facilities for fishing, boating, camping, wildlife enthusiasts and photography. Bring your RV or tent, or arrange to stay in one of their cabins. For your dining pleasure, breathtaking views of Klamath Lake and the Upper Klamath Wildlife Refuge enhance your dinner experience as every dining table is by a window.

28121 Rocky Point Road
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541/356-2287
Roe Outfitters - Moonlight Canoe Trail
This is truly a unique experience, paddle out at dusk, watch the moon rise and then paddle back by moonlight. Experience a new wild nightlife! For reservations, call 541/884-3825.
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DAY 7: Whitewater Rafting, Microbreweries

Rocky Point Resort - Breakfast/Lunch-to-go
Enjoy breakfast in the privacy of your room. But before you leave for rafting, stop by the resort's take-out window and order lunch to go.

Klamath River Rafting - Roe Outfitters
The Klamath River is a great place for white water play. With up to Class IV rapids, you're going from Mild to Wild on the Klamath River Action Run. There'll be a variety of rapids and some beautiful canyon vistas. Half-day trips are $85 for ages 10 and up. All trips include guide, gear and transportation.

9349 Hwy 97 South
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
541/884-3825
After a day of rafting, return to Klamath Falls and enjoy our microbreweries and dinner. Your choice.

Mia & Pia's Pizzeria and Brewhouse
"Klamath Country's favorite Brewpub" and the first to bring local microbrews to the area. Experience the outdoor garden seating, an extensive menu, and big screen TV.

3545 Summers Lane
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
541/884-4880
Klamath Basin Brewing Company - The Creamery
Visit Klamath Country's only geothermally processed microbrewery. Try their Crater Lake Pale Ale, or Hogs-Back Hefeweizen, maybe you'd prefer the Portside Porter, in honor of a great sailor that navigates the waters of our great Klamath Lake. They also offer Growlers, Party Pigs, and Kegged beers to go.

For dining, the food at the Creamery is sure to please. All dinners are served with a basket of beer bread and vegetable of the day, plus you could select some Basin potatoes.

1320 Main Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541/273-5222