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Discover Klamath Klamath is Home to Crater Lake National Park, the deepest lake in the United States. Neighboring the Lava Beds Nat. Mon. & Tule Lake Nat. Mon.
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An outdoor recreation oasis for hikers, bikers, paddlers and more! Nestled along the Pacific Northwest Flyway. Klamath County is Home to Crater Lake National Park, the deepest lake in the United States, plus some of the best birding, fishing, hiking and water adventures anywhere.

Summer weather is officially here🌞🌲The forecast for the next week is calling for blue skies and temperatures climbing in...
06/11/2026

Summer weather is officially here🌞🌲

The forecast for the next week is calling for blue skies and temperatures climbing into the 80s—making it the perfect time to get outside and experience everything Klamath County has to offer.

From sunrise hikes through mountain forests and wildflower-filled meadows to weekends spent camping under the stars, summer adventure is in full swing. Cast a line in one of our world-class lakes and rivers, spend the day boating, paddling, or soaking up the sun on the water, and explore miles of scenic biking trails that wind through some of Southern Oregon’s most breathtaking landscapes.

Of course, no summer in Klamath is complete without a visit to Crater Lake National Park. Take in stunning viewpoints overlooking the deepest lake in the United States, hike scenic trails, spot wildlife, and experience one of Oregon’s most iconic destinations at its peak summer beauty.

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a season full of adventure, there’s no better place to make summer memories than Klamath County.

Tag your adventure crew and share this with someone who needs a summer escape👇

06/10/2026

June in Klamath ☀️🌲🚣

Longer days, warmer weather, and endless ways to explore. Summer is officially settling into Klamath County, and there’s no better time to get outside and make the most of it.

Spend your days kayaking crystal-clear waters, casting a line at world-class fishing destinations, enjoying lake days filled with boating and swimming, or setting up camp beneath towering pines. Hit the trails on a mountain bike, soar through the trees on a zipline adventure, explore the breathtaking beauty of Crater Lake, and end the day with a sunset campfire, s’mores, and star-filled skies.

Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a little bit of both, June is the perfect time to experience everything Klamath has to offer.

Tag your adventure crew and share this with someone who needs a Klamath getaway this month! 👇

The wait is over—both the North Entrance and South Entrance to Crater Lake National Park are officially OPEN for the sea...
06/09/2026

The wait is over—both the North Entrance and South Entrance to Crater Lake National Park are officially OPEN for the season!🌄🚗

Even better? Rim Drive is now open, giving visitors access to the park’s iconic viewpoints, breathtaking overlooks, scenic drives, hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and unforgettable views of the deepest lake in the United States. 💙

If you’ve heard rumors that the park is closed, here’s the truth: Crater Lake National Park remains OPEN 24/7, 365 days a year. While the Cleetwood Cove Trail is currently closed for a major rehabilitation project, the rest of the park continues to welcome visitors and offers countless ways to experience its incredible beauty.

From sunrise at Watchman Overlook to a full day exploring Rim Drive, there has never been a better time to visit one of Oregon’s most iconic destinations.

Tag your road trip crew, and start planning your summer adventure! ☀️🏔️

🦇⛰️ It’s Cave Week, and there’s no better place to celebrate than Lava Beds National Monument!Step into a world unlike a...
06/05/2026

🦇⛰️ It’s Cave Week, and there’s no better place to celebrate than Lava Beds National Monument!

Step into a world unlike anywhere else in the Pacific Northwest, where more than 800 lava tube caves invite adventurers to explore underground passages ranging from beginner-friendly strolls to challenging crawls. Above ground, discover a landscape shaped by ancient volcanic activity, home to abundant wildlife including raptors, mule deer, pronghorn, and countless other species.

Beyond the caves, Lava Beds offers a powerful journey through history. Explore the sites of the Modoc War, where the Modoc people made their stand among the rugged lava flows, leaving behind one of the most significant stories in the American West.

Whether you’re squeezing through lava tubes, spotting wildlife across the high desert, hiking volcanic trails, or uncovering stories from the past, Lava Beds National Monument is packed with unforgettable adventures waiting to be discovered.

Have you explored Lava Beds yet? Share your favorite cave or memory below! 👇

06/05/2026

One of Oregon's strangest natural wonders isn't a waterfall, volcano, or hidden cave. It's a tree stump.
Floating in the deep blue waters of is the famous "Old Man of the Lake," a massive hemlock stump that has been bobbing upright on the lake's surface for more than 120 years.
Standing roughly 30 feet tall, the stump was first documented in 1896 and quickly became one of Crater Lake's most unusual attractions. Scientists later studied it and discovered the reason it stays afloat: air trapped inside the hollow trunk acts like a natural flotation device, allowing it to remain balanced vertically in the water.
The stump earned its memorable nickname in 1906 from , one of the driving forces behind protecting Crater Lake as a national park. As winds and currents pushed the stump around the lake, Steel thought it resembled an old man standing in the water, and the name stuck.
More than a century later, the Old Man continues to drift across the lake, sometimes traveling miles from where it was previously seen. Despite years of harsh winters, storms, and exposure to the elements, it remains remarkably upright, making it one of the most fascinating and enduring mysteries in Oregon.
If you ever visit Crater Lake, keep an eye on the water. You might just spot Oregon's oldest floating resident.

🎣 FREE Fishing Weekend is here! 🎣This June 6–7, Oregon’s Free Fishing Weekend gives everyone the chance to fish, crab, o...
06/04/2026

🎣 FREE Fishing Weekend is here! 🎣

This June 6–7, Oregon’s Free Fishing Weekend gives everyone the chance to fish, crab, or clam without a license — making it the perfect opportunity to get outside and experience the incredible waters of Klamath County.

Whether you’re casting a line into Lake of the Woods, reeling in memories at Odell Lake, exploring the peaceful shores of Fourmile Lake, or chasing trophy fish on Upper Klamath Lake, there’s no shortage of places to wet a line. Looking for moving water? The Williamson and Wood Rivers offer some of Oregon’s most scenic and rewarding fishing experiences.

From first-time anglers to seasoned fishermen, Klamath County offers endless opportunities for all ages and skill levels to enjoy the outdoors and create unforgettable memories.

Tag your fishing buddy, share this with someone who needs a weekend adventure, and tell us where you’ll be casting your line! 👇🎣

Celebrate one of Southern Oregon’s most unforgettable destinations! 🌲✨ The Running Y Resort has officially been nominate...
06/03/2026

Celebrate one of Southern Oregon’s most unforgettable destinations! 🌲✨ The Running Y Resort has officially been nominated for the 2026 Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards — and now it’s time to show your support! 🏨⛳️

From lakeside sunsets and championship golf to cozy lodge stays and endless outdoor adventure, Running Y Resort has become a favorite getaway for so many visitors exploring Klamath County.

Now through the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards, you can help recognize this incredible resort on a national level by casting your vote! 🏆

Vote here: https://typeform.pulse.ly/w1u4t72d6a

Bonus: everyone who votes is automatically entered for a chance to win a 15-day Viking voyage through the British Isles! 🚢🌍

Let’s help put Klamath County on the map! 💙

Exciting news for outdoor lovers and anglers in Southern Oregon 🎣🌲 The Klamath Fish Hatchery is officially back open to ...
06/03/2026

Exciting news for outdoor lovers and anglers in Southern Oregon 🎣🌲 The Klamath Fish Hatchery is officially back open to the public after more than five years of rebuilding following the devastating Two Four Two Fire in 2020.

Located near Chiloquin, the restored hatchery welcomes visitors once again with fish-viewing areas, picnic spots, restrooms, and a behind-the-scenes look at ODFW’s fish-rearing operations. Originally over 100 years old, the hatchery’s reopening marks a major milestone for the region and a symbol of resilience and restoration in Klamath County.

Whether you’re exploring the area, enjoying a scenic drive, or looking for a family-friendly stop, the Klamath Hatchery is once again ready to welcome visitors beginning June 1🐟✨

📍Klamath Hatchery – Chiloquin, Oregon

⚠️ Visitors are encouraged to drive carefully as portions of the access road still have soft shoulders from past fire damage.

06/02/2026

Sacred waters, crystal-clear springs, and one of the most unforgettable paddling experiences in Oregon 🛶💧✨

Spring Creek is more than just a beautiful place — it continues to be a sacred area for the Klamath Tribes, with deep cultural significance tied to the waters, fish, and surrounding land. As you paddle through the clear spring-fed waters, you’ll witness the incredible “dancing sand” where cold water bubbles up directly from the earth to feed the creek 🌊

One of the best ways to experience Spring Creek is by booking a guided kayaking tour with 🛶 Their tours not only take you through this stunning waterway, but also share the history of the land, the importance of these sacred waters, and stories connected to the Klamath Tribes — all while encouraging visitors to help protect and respect this special place.

As you make your way toward the top of the creek, please remember that the headwaters are sacred ground to the Klamath Tribes. Out of respect, visitors should not travel further up beyond the designated area near where the spring begins.

If you visit, please remember:
✨ Respect sacred areas
✨ Follow Leave No Trace principles
✨ Pack out all trash
✨ Help keep these waters naturally clean and beautiful for future generations

Trust us… this is one Southern Oregon adventure you’ll never forget 🌿☀️

📍Spring Creek, Chiloquin Oregon

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Get outside, Klamath — State Parks Day is this Saturday, June 6th 🌲☀️🚴To celebrate, day-use parking fees are waived at O...
06/01/2026

Get outside, Klamath — State Parks Day is this Saturday, June 6th 🌲☀️🚴

To celebrate, day-use parking fees are waived at Oregon State Parks for Oregon residents all day long, making it the perfect excuse to explore some of Klamath County’s beautiful outdoor spaces.

Looking for ideas? Here are 3 local state parks worth visiting this weekend 👇

🌲 Collier Memorial State Park
Take a peaceful walk beneath towering pines, explore the outdoor logging museum, enjoy a picnic along the Williamson River, or spend the weekend camping surrounded by nature.

💧 Jackson F. Kimball State Park
One of the most serene spots in Southern Oregon. Wander the short trails, enjoy the crystal-clear headwaters of the Wood River, spot wildlife, or bring a kayak nearby for a relaxing day on the water.

🚴 OC&E Woods Line State Park Trail
Stretching for miles through forests, farmland, and open landscapes, this trail is perfect for biking, walking, running, horseback riding, or simply soaking in the views at your own pace.

Whether you’re planning a full weekend adventure or just looking to spend a few hours outside, there’s no better time to experience the natural beauty of Klamath County!

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