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Klamath Falls: 5 Great Summer Paddling Spots
Klamath Falls is an amazing place to live, especially if you love being on the water. There are plenty of spots nearby for canoeing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and more. Our real estate agents can help you not only to find the right home for your needs but also to get to know the area and what it has to offer once you move here. Here are our five favorite summer paddling spots in Klamath Falls.
- Jackson F. Kimball State Park - Chiloquin, OR 97624
Located near Chiloquin homes for sale, this park is home to Wood River Run, a four-mile stretch of crystal-clear river that beginners and experienced paddlers can enjoy. It gets less traffic than the touristy Crater Lake, making it a better spot for locals. It also has beautiful scenery and is great for spotting a variety of birds, wildlife, and more.
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Klamath Falls: Where to Shop Local
Shopping local is a great way to get hard-to-find items and support your city's small business community. The area around our Klamath Falls homes for sale is abuzz with entrepreneurial activity, giving you no shortage of options on your shopping trips. Why not visit some of the stores below and see what they have to offer?
- Poppy - 522 Main Street, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Poppy opened on Main Street in 2017 and has since become a mainstay within the local community. The store carries a wide variety of gifts, kitchenware, and seasonal décor from local craftspeople. There are also typically a few clothing items on sale, though selection is limited. You could spend a whole afternoon browsing all of the unique items on their shelves, so be sure to save your visit for a day when you can take your time and examine all of the shop's quality wares.
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Runners: Get Race Ready Around Klamath Falls
The warm weather seasons bring ample opportunities to participate in races, whether you're interested in pushing for a personal best time or enjoying a fun run while raising money for a good cause. Training for your run is part of the fun, and there are a ton of scenic trails around Klamath Falls where you can enjoy some time in nature while prepping for your next race. Our real estate agents have the inside scoop on six of the best trails for getting race-ready around Klamath Falls.
- Mazama Trail – Spence Mountain, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
One of the great things about the trails near Klamath Falls homes for sale is that there are runs for every experience level, from beginner to expert. The Mazama Trail is classified as an easy trail and is one of the most popular trails on Spence Mountain. The trail runs for just over 5 miles, with some slight uphill climbs as you progress. It also connects with the more challenging Lower Hooligan Trail, which you'll learn about later in our list.
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Why Klamath County Is Perfect for Cyclists
May is National Bike Month, and our real estate agents are excited to hit the road again around Klamath County. After a long winter, springtime offers the perfect opportunity to get outside and stretch your legs.
Klamath County has earned a reputation as one of the best places for a bike ride in the Pacific Northwest. Whether you're into mountain biking or road cycling, you'll find an amazing array of routes to follow in Klamath County. These are some of our favorites.
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Klamath Falls: Where to Go for Gardening Supplies
With National Garden Month coming in April, now's a great time to look through the long list of Klamath Falls homes for sale and find your dream home. To help you get your own garden started, our real estate agents have put together our favorite local places to pick up supplies.
- Mountain Valley Gardens - 4800 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls, OR 97603
From a modest landscape company in the late '90s to a growing space in excess of 50,000 square feet, Mountain Valley Gardens is a testament to the American dream. They have many different types of decorative rocks and mulches, but their true claim to fame is that their vegetable starts have been grown to be more tolerant of the high desert and inclement weather. Plus, they can customize any needed soil using more than 100 base elements.