2801 Daggett Avenue
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
(541) 274-4611
info@ruralresidency.com
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Sunset over Klamath Lake
Cross Country Skiing
The Oregon Coast
Volleyball
Trails above Town
Surrounding Area
Watson Falls
Front Porch View
Snowshoeing
Canoeing
Biking
Climbing
Chillin'
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Klamath Basin
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Things to Do
Here are some of the things we enjoy in and around Klamath Falls... In Klamath Falls
Artizen Graphic SuppliesArt supply store, art lessons1026 Main St. 541-273-6993
Bebe BellaMaternity wear, kids clothes, kids gear, toys628 Main St. 541-884-1525
Bel TramontoSuperb Italian food. Featured in Best Places Northwest6139 Simmers Ave 541-884-8259 http://www.beltramonto.net
The Bread BarnFresh baked bread5035 South 6th Street 541-273-8414 http://www.thetownmenu.com
The Children's Museum of Klamath Falls711 East Main Street541-885-2995 http://www.cmkf.org
Circle of YarnsGorgeous selection of yarns, weekly knitting classes815 Main Street 541-884-9276 http://www.circleofyarns.com
The CreameryLocal brewpub and restaurant1320 Main Street 541-273-5223 http://www.thetownmenu.com
The Daily BagelCoffee, bagels, lunch, good place to read the paper7th and Main 541-850-0744 http://www.thetownmenu.com
Ella Redkey PoolGeothermally heated public outdoor pool; open year-round; go swimming in January, surrounded by snow.1805 Main St 541-273-1478 http://www.harbortennisandfitness.com/EllaRedkey-Pool
Farmer's MarketFresh fruits and vegetables in the summer/fall, Saturdays, starting at 10 AM9th and Main Street http://www.klamathfallsfarmersmarket.org
Harbor Isles FitnessFitness club and tennis courts2805 Front Street 541-884-3300 http://www.harbortennisandfitness.com
Hogback MountainOpen area near town for hiking and runningNorth of Foothills Boulevard
The Jungle GymDena Keppen, MS, PTParent and infant/toddler playgroups 229 South 6th St. 541-892-2539 http://junglegymptc.com
Klamath Basin National Wildlife RefugeBird watching, canoeing, huntingSeveral refuges within 1/2 hour to 1 hour 541-885-8481(Klamath) 530-667-2231 (Tulelake) http://klamathbasinrefuges.fws.gov/
Klamath County Library's Weekly Story TimeStory time for babies and preschoolersFridays at 11:00 AM 126 S. 3rd Street 541-882-8894 http://www.klamathlibrary.plinkit.org
Klamath Kinetic ChallangeAnnual Kinetic Sculpture race. Participants build human-powered amphibious all-terrain works of art and race them.Sometime in June http://www.klamathkinetic.org/
Klamath Youth Sports ComplexSoccer fields, baseball fields, skate park, indoor soccer field, playgroundOn Foothills Boulevard, approximately 1/2 mile west of Homedale. 541-850-9571
Lake EwaunaRowingThe crew house is accessed from Veteran's Park, which is at the south end of Main Street.
A Leap of TasteGourmet food, great selection of cheese, sandwichesMain Street
The LedgeClimbing, mountaineering, backpacking equipment, and climbing wall369 S. 6th Street 541-882-5586
Link River TrailA walking/running trail between Upper Klamath Lake and Lake Ewauna541-883-5371 (City Parks) http://klamathbirdingtrails.com
Lotus Center for Yoga125 South 9th Street541-885-YOGA
MC's on MainSalads, sandwiches, daily quiches.825 Main St. 541-882-3060
Mermaid Garden CafeTasty sandwiches.1111 Main St 541-882-3671
Moore ParkCity park with view of the lake. Playground, walking, jogging, biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sledding. Weekly ultimate games in warm weather.Lakeshore Drive 541-883-5371 (City Parks) http://www.klamathbirdingtrails.com
National Fitness and Racquet ClubFitness equipment and classes, free child care2524 Crosby Avenue 541-883-3728
Nibbley's CafeGreat place for brunch; popular lunch spot with good sandwiches2650 Washburn Way 541-883-2314
Nightfire Natural FoodsOrganic and natural foods919 Klamath Avenue 541-850-1100 http://nightfirenaturalfoods.com
OC & E Woods Line State Trail98 mile long Rails-to-Trails converted bike/walking/equestrian trail starting in town and extending to the eastAccess points throughout town and along Highway 140 http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_230.php
Pho Hoa & HongVietnamese Restaurant4023 S. 6th Street 541-850-9441
The Portland MarketAmazing selection of beers and wines; monthly tastings1842 Portland St. 541-884-0010
Rocky PointRestaurant, canoeing, and a nice view of the lakeWest side of Upper Klamath Lake 541-356-2242 (Rocky Point Restaurant) http://www.rockypointoregon.com/
Ross Ragland TheaterTheater productions, symphony, other attractions218 N. 9th Street 541-884-0651 http://www.rrtheater.org/
Running Y Ranch Ice Skating ArenaCommunity ice rinkRunning Y Ranch, just off route 140 541-850-5758 http://www.runningy.com
Siam ThaiThai Restaurant1777 Washburn Way 541-850-5912
Sky Lakes WildernessHiking, backpacking, fishing, hunting, etc.Accessed from trailheads west of Upper Klamath Lake or north of Highway 140 541-883-6714 (Winema National Forest Information) http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/rogue
Sugar Pine CafeNice coffee shop with sandwiches400 Main St. 541-884-6428
Swan's BakeryPastries, pizza, soupBetween 4th and 5th on Main Street http://www.thetownmenu.com
Thai Orchid CafeThai restaurant900 Main Street 541-273-0707
Third ThursdayDowntown open after hours from 6-9 PM, art, live music, food, summer and fallMain Street
Tobiko'sExcellent Asian Fusion and Sushi618 Main St. Klamath Falls, OR 97601 541-884-7874
Upper Klamath Lake Canoe TrailCanoeingWest side of Upper Klamath Lake 541-356-2287 (Rocky Point Resort, canoe rentals) http://www.fws.gov/klamathbasinrefuges
Used Book StoresBasin Book Trader4846 S. 6th Street Ashurst Books 1116 Main St
View from the hospital doorA nice view of the lake greets you on your way out the door—especially at sunset
Wiard ParkGreat playground, lots of picnic benches, access from bike trail, wading pool in summertime, tennis basketball and volleyball courtsHilyard Ave. Between Wiard and Hope Streets.
Wing Watcher TrailBird watchingEast side of Lake Ewauna http://www.klamathbirdingtrails.com
Young at Heart ToysThe best toy store in Oregon. Really.135 S. 9th St. 541-882-8697 A Short Trip Away
Collier State ParkFishing, hiking, logging museum30 minutes north of Klamath Falls on Highway 97 541-783-2471 http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_228.php
Crater Lake National ParkThe deepest lake in the United Sates, Crater Lake's deep blue hue is captivating. In addition to gazing at the lake, the national park is wonderful place for hiking, skiing, and snowshoeing.1 hour northwest of Klamath Falls on Highway 62 541-594-3000 http://www.nps.gov/crla/
Klamath River CanyonFishing (trout), raftingApproximately 30 minutes west of Klamath Falls, off of Highway 66 http://www.roguerivertrips.info
Lake of the WoodsWater skiing, canoeing, fishing, cross country skiingAlso the Fish Lake/Lake of the Woods trail makes a really fun mountain bike ride. 45 minutes west of Klamath Falls on Highway 140 541-949-8300 (Lake of the Woods Resort) http://www.lakeofthewoodsresort.com http://trails.mtbr.com
Lava Beds National MonumentCaving, hiking, climbingApproximately 1 hour SE of Klamath Falls (south of Tule Lake, CA) 530-667-2282 http://www.nps.gov/labe/
Mountain Lakes WildernessHiking, backpacking, fishing, hunting, etc.Can be accessed through the Varney Creek trail, 30 minutes west of Klamath Falls on Highway 140 541-883-6714 (Winema National Forest Information) http://gorp.away.com http://www.summitpost.org
Train MountainRecognized by Guinness World Records as the "Longest Miniature Hobby Railroad", Train Mountain is a half hour ride north of Klamath Falls in Chiloquin, OR. Rides on the miniature trains are available every Sunday during the summer, between Memorial Day and Labor Day and on Memorial Day and Labor Day, from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.Klamath & Western Railroad, Inc. 36951 South Chiloquin Road Chiloquin, Oregon 97624 541-783-3177 http://www.hobby-tronics.com/KNW
Williamson RiverFishing (trout)25 minutes north of Klamath Falls on Highway 97 http://www.bassandtroutfishingdigest.com
The WillyA great rock climbing area overlooking Williamson River45 minutes North, off of Highway 97 Worth the Drive
The Britt FestivalSummer concert seriesJacksonville, OR 1.5 hours west 800-882-7488 http://www.brittfest.org
Gearhart Mountain WildernessHiking, backpacking, fishing, hunting, etc.Approx. 1.5 hours east on Highway 140 Fremont National Forest, Bly Ranger Station 541-353-2427 http://gorp.away.com http://www.trails.com http://www.traveloregon.com
Mt. BachelorPhenomenal skiing3 hours away in Bend, OR (800) 829-2442 http://www.mtbachelor.com/
Mt. ShastaGreat skiing, also a challenging, but spectacular climb2 hours away in Mt. Shasta, CA 1-800-SKI-SHASTA http://www.skipark.com/
The Oregon CoastSimply put—breathtakingly gorgeous—and not very crowded.http://www.visittheoregoncoast.com/
The Oregon Shakespeare FestivalShakespearean and contemporary plays1.5 hours west in Ashland, OR 541-482-4331 http://www.orshakes.org/ Other Useful Links
City of Klamath Fallshttp://www.ci.klamath-falls.or.us
Herald and News - Klamath Falls, Oregonhttp://www.heraldandnews.com/
Klamath Chamber of Commercehttp://klamath.org
Klamath Countyhttp://www.travelklamath.com/index.asp
Sky Lakes Medical Centerhttp://www.skylakes.org/
Oregon Institute of Technologyhttp://www.oit.edu/
Scenic Images of Klamath Countyhttp://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/county/images/scenic/ohrp/scenicklamath.htm |
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