Posts in category 'Klamath Basin'
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Visiting the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge
There's no end to the incredible natural attractions to be explored near Klamath Falls homes for sale, with so much to see on both sides of the Oregon-California border. About 30 miles south of Klamath Falls, just over the border into California, you'll find the expansive Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, covering more than 50,000 acres and featuring new sights to see every season. Our real estate agents have all the details on how to visit the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge and what to expect when you arrive.
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Klamath Basin: 5 Places to Enjoy a Glass of Wine
Ah, wine. Sometimes you need a glass of riesling to help you relax at the end of a long day. Other times, you want to reconnect with old friends over a bottle of your favorite shiraz. Whether you love red, white, or a little bit of both, the Klamath Basin is home to some lovely wineries, wine shops, and wine bars. Here are are few of the top spots our real estate agents recommend.
- 12 Ranch Wines: 4555 Burgdorf Rd., Bonanza, OR 97623
Take a drive, and visit 12 Ranch Winery, a family-owned winery specializing in small-batch wines. You can even make a day of it and look at some Bonanza homes for sale nearby.
The wines at 12 Ranch Wines are unfiltered, which gives them a unique, natural quality. Customers love their merlot and cabernet, and they make delicious St. Croix from locally grown grapes. Tastings are available by appointment.
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Where to Stop for Breakfast in the Klamath Basin
The Klamath Basin is well known for its abundance of trees, rivers, and trails that help create a beautiful setting as well as plenty of recreational opportunities. It's also home to plenty of restaurants, many of which are comfortably casual and serve delicious breakfasts that are the perfect way to start your day.
Our real estate agents recommend stopping by one of the following restaurants if you're looking for a tasty, filling breakfast.
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Klamath Basin: Explore These Walking Paths
March 30 is Take a Walk in the Park Day, and what better time to get out and explore the amazing landscape of Klamath County. Nestled among the rugged mountains and picturesque lakes of Southern Oregon, the Klamath Falls area is a great place for a walk in the park.
Our real estate agents are excited to share some of their favorite hikes and nature walks in and around the Klamath Basin. These relatively short, easy paths are great for hikers of all experience levels.
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Klamath Basin: Where to Go Skiing and Snowboarding
The Klamath Basin offers many great opportunities for adventure during the winter months. Our real estate agents are always excited when the snow flies, and for good reason. It means ski season has returned.
Offering access to some of the most rugged slopes in the Cascades, the Klamath Basin area is an alpine paradise. So if you're looking for places to ski and snowboard in and around the Klamath Basin, then you're in luck.
- Willamette Pass Resort - 27501 Hwy. 58, Mile Marker 62, Crescent Lake, OR 97733
Willamette Pass is a rugged mountain pass at the crest of the Cascade Range, at an elevation of 5,128 feet. Perched on the mountain slopes above the pass itself is Willamette Pass Resort, one of Oregon's premier ski areas. Runs here range from beginner to advanced, and with 555 acres of skiable terrain and an average annual snowfall of 430 inches, there are options here for everybody. Willamette Pass Resort is known for having one of the steepest runs in the world; the RTS run is 52 degrees at its steepest point.