Posts with tag 'Parks'
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Plan a Trip to Lava Beds National Monument
Did you know that one of Northern California's most fascinating, beautiful natural sites can be found less than an hour's drive from Klamath Falls homes for sale? The amazing Lava Beds National Monument is located on the northeastern side of Medicine Lake Volcano, offering so much to explore both above and below ground. Our real estate agents have some key information to help you enjoy your time at Lava Beds National Monument.
- The History of Lava Beds National Monument and the Civilian Conservation Corps
Before the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) arrived in the 1930s, Lava Beds National Monument was home to an abandoned military camp dating to the Modoc War and not much more. The CCC was created during the Great Depression to provide paying work for thousands of young men while developing national parks and working on nature conservation projects.
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Celebrate Mountain Day Around Klamath Falls
If you're still getting settled into the home you selected from Klamath Falls homes for sale, you may not have had time to explore the natural beauty of the area. You and your family are lucky to be among some of the most scenic beauty in the Northwest, including 325 named mountains in Klamath County.
In honor of International Mountain Day Dec. 11th, our real estate agents are highlighting some of the most beautiful mountains in our area. Even if you can't hike to the top, you can still appreciate their beauty from afar.
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Klamath Falls: You've Got to See These Waterfalls
Klamath Falls is a poetic-sounding name, but it also aptly describes the surrounding area. Our real estate agents know that convenient access to these stunning locations is one of the benefits of Klamath Falls homes for sale.
- Plaikni Falls - Crater Lake National Park
Opened to the public in 2011, Plaikni Falls is one of the newer trails in Crater Lake National Park. As home to the deepest lake in the country, it's no surprise that the park is also the site of scenic waterfalls. The remote area creates a peaceful ambiance, but the short hike makes this outing a good choice for families with kids and people with limited mobility. Crater Lake National Park is open 24/7 and the $30 per car admission fee is good for seven days.
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Klamath County: 5 Things to Do at Crater Lake
Interested in moving to Klamath Falls, Oregon? This city has a lot to offer its residents, especially those who prefer beautiful scenery and outdoor space to cosmopolitan attractions. Let's take a look at five popular activities to do at Crater Lake, one of the most distinctive landmarks near our Klamath Falls homes for sale.
- Hike the Garfield Peak Trail - Crater Lake National Park, Crater Lake, OR 97604
This trail along the rugged outer edge of Oregon's Crater Lake offers some spectacular views of the water, Wizard Island, and the surrounding cliffs. At just 3 to 4 miles or 2 to 3 hours of walking, the Garfield Peak Trail is a relatively short and easy trek, so even occasional hikers can enjoy it. It also tends to be slightly less crowded than the nearby Mount Scott Trail, which offers similar views. You can do the hike alone or with a group led by an assigned ranger from the Crater Lake Lodge.