Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
For detailed camping and much more hiking information, contact the
High Cascades
Ranger Station
( 541-560-3400; 47201 Hwy 62, Prospect; 8am-4:30pm Mon-Fri)
.
Dr; d $140-205; )
has small, charming B&B rooms (along with modern motel rooms),
a wraparound porch and a worthy dining room (open 5pm to 9pm summer only). The
Union Creek Resort
( 866-560-3565;
www.unioncreekoregon.com
;
56484 Hwy 62; d $63-68,
cabins from $105; )
is an old 1930s lodge with nine wood-paneled rooms (shared bath-
rooms outside) and a couple dozen rustic cabins that sleep two to 13 people; there's a res-
taurant nearby.
There are also a few restaurants and other services in the town of Prospect.
ROGUE RIVER TRAIL LODGING
Lodging along the Rogue River Trail includes the accommodations listed below.
Rates run from $110 to $160 per person and typically include breakfast, dinner and
a packed lunch; reserve ahead. Riverside camping is also a possibility; contact the
Smullin Visitor Center.
Black Bar
( 541-479-6507;
www.blackbarlodge.com
; Merlin)
Clay Hill
( 503-859-3772;
www.clayhilllodge.com
)
Half Moon Bar
( 888-291-8268;
www.halfmoonbarlodge.com
)
Marial Lodge
( 541-474-2057)
Paradise
( 888-667-6483;
www.paradise-lodge.com
)
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Klamath Falls
POP 21,000
Sleepy is a good way to describe Klamath Falls. It has a lot of growth potential, boasting
over 300 days of sunshine, affordable real estate, spectacular countryside and great recre-
ational opportunities. But for now, it's still a small town with friendly people and an at-
tractive downtown.
K-Falls (as locals call it) is set on the shores of Lake Ewana, though the water is not
visible from most of town. There are some key things to see, including the nearby
Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges (
Click here
)
, which boasts a huge population
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