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Klamath Falls: Outdoor Family Fun This Fall
There's never a bad time to explore the countless outdoor attractions around Klamath Falls, and fall is an especially good time to enjoy some outdoor fun with the whole family. With beautiful weather, stunning fall foliage, and exciting adventures, you're sure to find activities that family members of all ages can enjoy together. Our real estate agents have the details on 5 of the best destinations for family fun around Klamath Falls this fall.
- Soar at Crater Lake ZipLine – 29840 OR-140, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Take to the skies near Klamath Falls homes for sale with a thrilling family trip to Crater Lake ZipLine, which features some of the longest ziplines in Oregon, allowing you to explore the forest canopy from a whole new perspective. There are nine ziplines here, some of which will take you more than 100 feet into the air, along with two controlled rappels and two sky bridges. The main ziplines are open to all visitors age 10+, and the Sasquatch Hollow Kid's ZipLine is designed especially with kids aged 5-12 in mind.
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Now's the Time to Update Your Patio
We're thrilled you decided on a dream home from Klamath Falls homes for sale and can imagine you've worked hard since moving in to get everything in your home just right. But maybe you've left the best for last, whether it's the patio, backyard dining area, or garden entertainment area. Our real estate agents have a lot of ideas about improving the home's exterior, including making the patio an extension of the home and increasing your living space.
Complete your modifications to outdoor structures and systems, including outdoor kitchen; features for shade and privacy; flooring, whether concrete, paving stones, bricks, or grass; and garden, landscaping, and decorative elements. Now you're ready for furniture. Here's some advice on this key element of updating your patio.
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All About the Klamath Folk Festival
Are you ready for one of the year's most anticipated events in Klamath Falls? The Klamath Folk Festival is around the corner, with 12 bands set to take the stage for one fantastic day of music. Get to know a unique collection of folk musicians and enjoy a fun day of entertainment with the whole family. Our real estate agents have all the details on what to expect from the Klamath Folk Festival this year.
This year's Klamath Folk Festival takes place on Saturday, August 27, from noon to 7 PM. The festival takes place near Klamath Falls homes for sale at the historic Ross Ragland Theater, which has been hosting excellent local performances for decades, with bands performing on the main stage and in the courtyard. There will be food available from Mac and Cheese Steaks, Sarita's Taqueria, and Sugar Pine Treats, as well as drinks from Mia & Pia's Pizzeria & Brewhouse. You will also find plenty of activities for kids, including the Woodworkers Guild Project, Instrument Petting Zoo, and Ukulele Circle.
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Running Up That Hill: 5 Places for a Summer Hike
There's never a bad time to explore the expansive natural scenery around Klamath Falls, but the summer months provide an excellent opportunity to explore some of the area's more elevated mountain trails. Fortunately, you don't have to travel far to find beautiful views in Klamath Falls. Our real estate agents have details on five elevated trails around Klamath Falls.
- Hogback Mountain Trail – Klamath Falls, OR 97603
Though a large part of Hogback Mountain is privately owned, many areas, including the Hogback Mountain Trail, are open to hikers. The Hogback Mountain Trail is a 3.5-mile, out-and-back trail that presents a significant challenge and rewards your efforts with spectacular views. With over 1,700 feet of elevation over just 3.5 miles of trail, this is one of the steeper trails on the list, so be aware while traversing some of the more challenging sections.
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5 Ways to Attract Hummingbirds at Your Home
House-hunters looking at Klamath Falls homes for sale are often attracted by the beautiful landscaping. Colorful butterflies visit the lovely flowers that adorn the properties. But some houses attract certain entertaining guests more than others. Our real estate agents have collected a few tips to invite hummingbirds into your yard.
- Add a splash of red
Hummingbirds adore red. It is their favorite color, hands down. But they also love bright purple, orange, and pink. Trumpet-shaped flowers that hold generous portions of nectar also beckon the birds to come to partake of the sweetness. Consider Oregon Firestorm, cloudburst phlox, fuchsia, and nasturtiums to bring a riot of color to your landscaping, and the birds will follow. Many people find that adding streamers of red ribbon to bushes and trees will bring more birds.