Ahh, Klamath! The very home of Crater Lake. Half a hop from the Lava Beds National Monument. Smack dab in the middle of the largest migratory bird route in the west. Native American and World War II sites that will really get you thinking.
There's just SO much to do in the Klamath Basin, and what better way to experience than at your own pace? Ditch the hustle and bustle - go Discover Klamath!
An interactive history tour for the young, and the young at heart. Learn much of the history of how the Klamath Basin came to be on this audio tour with highlights featuring Lava beds National Monument, mastodon tusks, and more!
During the 1920's Klamath Falls was the fastest growing city in Oregon, and with that came a variety of Art Deco & Gothic Revival architectural influences ranging from the buildings themselves to the murals around downtown. Revel in it all during the self-guided walking tour through the downtown core. Don't forget your camera!
The Tulelake NWR encompasses almost 40,000 acres of mostly open water and croplands. A 12 mile auto tour route allows wildlife observation year-round. Large geese flocks, grebes, herons, egrets, hawks and eagles, towhees, wrens, titmouse, White-throated sparrows, and Northern Mockingbirds are only the start of regularly seen bird species on this route.
Welcome to the vibrant heart of Klamath Falls, a city where history, culture, and charm blend seamlessly. Proudly known as Oregon's City of Sunshine, Klamath Falls boasts one of the West's most picturesque Main Streets, echoing the prosperity of its 1920s timber and railroad era. Here, you'll discover a rich tapestry of history, local flavors, unique retail experiences, world-class museums, and an array of seasonal entertainment and unique arts.
