Merrill
▪ World-class quilter’s paradise with three quilting/sewing shops
▪ Close to Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, the 1st waterfowl refuge in the US
▪ Great Mexican restaurants, sandwich shops, and vintage burger stands
Explore the Crater Lake National Park and the Lava Beds National Monument. Experience nature like you’ve never seen before at the largest migratory bird route in the West. Uncover hundreds of years of cultural history by visiting the Native American and World War II sites.
Raft on class IV whitewater or serenely drift on meandering rivers chock-full of ravenous trout that practically leap onto your boat.
Cycling through beautiful mountain vistas during the summer and fall, and participate in cross-country skiing or snowmobiling to get your adrenaline pumping during the winter and early spring. There’s just so much to do here, you really need to come and see it for yourself.
Need Directions?
Maps and guidance are available at Discover Klamath Welcome Center:
205 Riverside Drive
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
(541) 882-1501
discoverklamath.com
As if the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway wasn’t enough, wait until you get off it. Smack dab between the Lava Beds National Monument and Crater Lake National Park are a collection of five historic towns, many with original buildings intact. Experience many curiosities from a 1930’s renovated cinema, to lovingly curated museums, to general stores, fantastic eateries, and one of the best quilting shops in the West. Come meet the folks of Merrill, Bonanza, Malin, Tulelake, and Dorris and their big hearts.
▪ Family-friendly town with locally owned made-from-scratch eateries
▪ Beautiful city park featuring olympic-sized swimming pool
▪ Restored 1930 Broadway Theater and museum showcasing Czech heritage
▪ World-class quilter’s paradise with three quilting/sewing shops
▪ Close to Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, the 1st waterfowl refuge in the US
▪ Great Mexican restaurants, sandwich shops, and vintage burger stands
▪ Scheduled tastings at 12 Ranch Wines
▪ Scheduled tours at our local dairy farms
▪ Lovely city park on the banks of Lost River featuring the annual Oregon State Chili Cook-Off
▪ Explore the rich geologic history of Lava Beds National Monument and Medicine Lake Volcano
▪ NPS Museum at Tulelake – Butte Valley Fairground includes buildings and artifacts from Tule Lake Segregation Center
▪ Tulelake National Wildlife Refuge and Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges Visitor Center (birder’s paradise)
▪ Tallest flagpole west of the Rockies and amazing Mt. Shasta views
▪ Klamath National Forest with beautiful lakes and endless recreational opportunities
▪ Former country hospital turned B&B
And, if exploring South Klamath County still wasn’t enough, head to North Klamath County where you’ll find awe-inspiring adventure and astounding culture. Where fish can’t get enough of the line you drop. Where you can connect with nature on the best hiking or biking trails through lush forests and uncrowded roads. And, where you can find countless historic artifacts, or examine the local artwork before you take it home.