Running Y Ranch Resort - Klamath Falls Hotels, Oregon
Running Y Ranch Resort 3 Stars Hotel in Klamath Falls, Oregon Within US Travel Directory This full-service resort features an on-site golf course, skating rink, and spa. It is located on the shore of Klamath Lake, 12.9 km from downtown Klamath Falls, Oregon.Free Wi-Fi and cable TV are included in each room at The Lodge at Running Y Ranch Resort. A refrigerator, and coffee maker are provided.The on-site gym boasts cardio machines and mounted TVs. An indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna are also part of The Lodge at Running Y Ranch Ranch.The Klamath Falls Children’s Museum is a 20-minute drive from The Lodge at Running Y Ranch Ranch. The Ross Ragland Theater is 12.9 km away.
Running Y Ranch Resort - Klamath Falls Hotels, Oregon
Location in : 5500 Running Y Road , OR 97601, Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Heritage Days at Fort Klamath
Every Memorial Day weekend, the Cascade Civil War Society comes to the Fort Klamath Museum and puts on a great show that includes firing of rather old artillery pieces. Find out more at OR
P4A -- Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon
The Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon is a not-for-profit educational and interactive play place for children of all ages, located in Pendleton, Oregon. To donate, please go to the web page for the address and telephone number. Donations can be taken over the phone or by mail:
This song is a cover of Raisins from the Bare-naked Ladies Snacktime album.
Five on 5 - Amanda Squibb - Friends of the Children of the Klamath Basin
On Tonight's Five on 5, we are joined by Amanda Squibb, the Executive Director of Friends of the Children of the Klamath Basin, discussing how the organization helps children from kindergarten onwards as mentors. They will be having a pre-screening of a documentary that features the organization and their work being shown at the Ross Ragland Theater on Wednesday, February 7th, at 7 PM.
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Klamath Falls Walmart 're-opening'
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Driving back from California the other day I caught this on my dash cam. Only details I have at the time of writing this is: US Hwy 95 was completely shut down due to an accident involving a commercial vehicle. Rail road ties littered the road rendering it impassible. I sat in that same spot for five hours. Emergency services did their best, but the remote location wasn't helping matters either. Leave a comment below if you know the out come! Did the driver survive?
Former Klamath Falls police station and jail tour 11-29-2016
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Mike Angeli leads a tour of the former Klamath Falls Police Station and jail, and provides plans for re-purposing the building for several businesses.
For more read the Sunday, Dec. 4, 2016 Herald and News.
video by Kurt Liedtke
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Traincation 2019
A cross country train trip from Klamath Falls, Oregon to Washington DC. Coast Starlight from Klamath Falls to Sacramento. The California Zephyr from Sacramento to Chicago. And the Capital Limited to Washington DC. A look at Old Sacramento and the California Railroad Museum. Then through the Rockies over the Mississippi River to Chicago. And then a visit to Washington DC.
Chiloquin Canoe Camp 2014
Dozens of kids and community members are building two canoes out of fallen trees in Chiloquin. The group has worked ten days already and are close to finishing.
America By Rail - The West Coast Route Part 6
Here is the sixth part of the eight part compilation video series I made with clips from “America By Rail – The West Coast Route”. Part 6 will show the journey from Sacramento, California to Klamath Falls, Oregon. This footage is not my own, and I give full credit to the America By Rail Series (Volume 2 – The West Coast Route) and Greg Scholl Video Productions.
10 Best Places to Visit in Oregon - Travel Video
The tenth largest state in the United States, Oregon exemplifies the beauty and wildness of America’s Pacific Northwest. While there are many cultural venues in Oregon worth exploring, it’s the state’s diverse landscapes that draw many travelers to this corner of the country. From rugged shorelines and thick verdant forests to towering volcanic mountains and steep river gorges, Oregon’s natural attractions are simply breathtaking. Here’s a look at the best places to visit in Oregon:
Discover Klamath: Favell Museum of Western Art & Artifacts
The Favell Museum is home to one of the largest collections of Native American Artifacts. Traditional oil paintings depicting historical moments in Native American history, pottery, arrowheads, clothes, and so much more are on display for visitors to the Favell Museum.
Oregon Historical Society / Oregon History Museum Student Tours
The Oregon Historical Society and Oregon History Museum presents scheduled tours of the award-winning Oregon My Oregon permanent exhibit. Tours are led by our knowledgeable docents and available to the general public, adult groups and school groups. All tours last approximately one hour and are included with admission.
Oregon My Oregon interprets Oregon's histories through visual guides, artwork, artifacts, photographs, audio/visual presentations, and hands-on displays for children. The exhibit leads you chronologically through the history of the first inhabitants to current day and explores the diversity of the landscape and the people that have occupied the region.
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Oregon Capital Trip
Combining Oregon history and Oregon government, we hit the road for a big day at the capital in Salem, Oregon. The kids made lots of connections, especially to the Corps of Discovery and to the early Oregon pioneers like Robert Newell.
Oregon History Museum Adult Tour Program
The Oregon Historical Society and Oregon History Museum presents scheduled tours of the award-winning Oregon My Oregon permanent exhibit. Tours are led by our knowledgeable docents and available to the general public. All tours last approximately one hour and are included with admission.
Oregon My Oregon interprets Oregon's histories through visual guides, artwork, artifacts, photographs, audio/visual presentations, and hands-on displays for children. The exhibit leads you chronologically through the history of the first inhabitants to current day and explores the diversity of the landscape and the people that have occupied the region.
Klamath Redwoods
That's the last sequel in my series about our birthday trip to the Grand Canyon last year. On our way home, we went by the Redwood Forest in Klamath County, California. We walked around on the ground, feeling like dwarfs between those giant Sequoia trees, and then took a ride with the cable car, going up a hill, overviewing the tree tops and catching a glimpse of the Pacific Ocean
10 THINGS NOT TO MISS IN CENTRAL OREGON
10 THINGS NOT TO MISS IN CENTRAL OREGON
1. Smith Rock State Park, Terrebonne
One of the 7 Wonders of Oregon, Smith Rock is the birthplace of American sport climbing and a feast for the eyes. Take a hike along the Crooked River and marvel at the spires that rise from the canyon floor or trek up Misery Ridge for expansive views of the High Desert and Monkey Face.
2. Tumalo Falls
Just 10 miles from downtown Bend, Tumalo Falls is a majestic, nearly 100-foot waterfall that cascades into the tranquil Tumalo Creek below. Take a hike along the creek and up to the top of the falls for a cool view from above. The trail continues for four miles up Happy Valley; perfect for hikers of any age.
3. Grab a Beer
Bend is known for exceptionally clean water – and it’s perfect for making exceptionally good beer. Enjoy a pint at any of our nearly 30 brewpubs across the region or take a tour of Deschutes Brewery, the one that started the movement here. Want to learn to brew your own? Check out Immersion Brewing where you can create your own beer in about two hours.
4. Play a Round
Central Oregon is home to nearly 30 golf courses including three in Golf Digest’s Top 100 Courses in America and half of Oregon’s Top 10 according to Golfweek. From the forest-lined fairways of Widgi Creek to the Scottish-links berms and knolls of Tetherow, you’ll find a hugely diverse selection of challenges courses to choose from.
5. Get Wet
You can’t visit Central Oregon without playing in our wild and scenic Deschutes River. The options are plentiful including a leisurely float through Bend’s Old Mill District, a surf sesh at the Bend whitewater park, a kayak adventure at Sparks Lake or an adrenaline-pumping whitewater thrill ride with Sun County Tours on the Bid Eddy. Bring a swimsuit and have some fun.
6. High Mountain Hikes
Hundreds of miles of tranquil and scenic hiking trails are waiting for you to explore. Go up into the mountains along the Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway and walk among the giant snow-capped peaks. Take a short hike with the kids around Todd Lake or venture higher up to the peak of majestic Broken Top. Or, closer to Bend and Sunriver, trek along the gently-rolling and beautiful Deschutes River Trail. For whatever adventure you’re looking for, there’s a trail for you.
7. Take a Ride
More than 400-miles of epic mountain bike singletrack can be found in Central Oregon, perfect for cyclists of all abilities and so close to town that you can ride to them straight from the shop you rented your bike from. Road cyclists can enjoy a handful of beautiful, well-marked scenic bikeways that showcase sights like McKenzie Pass and Smith Rock State Park.
8. Mt. Bachelor – Year Round Fun at 8,000 Feet
The 5th largest ski area in the U.S. is a year-round destination for fun and amazing views. Snow lovers can enjoy stellar skiing conditions from November through May – among the longest ski seasons in the country. Once the snow melts a little, Mt. Bachelor transforms into a downhill mountain bike Mecca with miles of adrenaline-pumping trails. Summer also means sunset dinners at nearly 9,000 feet – where the meals and views are equally as spectacular.
9. Explore a Lava Flow
Located on the north flank of the Newberry National Volcanic Monument, what is now Lava Lands was created about 7,000 years ago after a volcanic explosion of Lava Butte. A miles-wide sea of jagged lava rock was left behind creating a unique geological landscape that served as that training ground for moon-bound astronauts.
10. High Desert Museum
The High Desert Museum has been inspiring families since 1982 and is consistently rated as a top Central Oregon attraction by Trip Advisor. With 135 acres and more than 100,000 square feet of exhibit space, it’s a “must see” for anyone traveling through the area.
United States of Arts: Oregon
In collaboration with the Oregon Arts Commission, the National Endowment for the Arts looks at the arts and culture of Oregon.
Developed as part of the National Endowment for the Arts 50th Anniversary United States of Arts: Tell Us Your Art Story series.
For more on the National Endowment for the Arts 50th anniversary, go to
Reno, NV to Susanville, CA high desert drive-lapse on US Route 395 (October 2017)
Driving through the high desert along the northern Nevada/California border from Reno, Nevada to Susanville, California (Lassen County) on a nice fall day in October, 2017. An 85-mile (137-km) 1½-hour drive (with one stop at the Honey Lake Rest Area) condensed down into a 16-minute drive lapse with active maps and annotations. Mostly along U.S. Route 395, but there's also a little bit of I-80 in Reno and a little bit of California Route 36 approaching Susanville. The only audio is music, so if you don't like the music I picked, feel free to substitute your own music while watching.
Here's an index into some points within the video, in case you wish to skip to, or replay, certain segments.
00:19 Leaving Reno on I-80 East
00:33 Transitioning to U.S. Route 395 North
02:25 Passing by White Lake
03:05 Leaving Nevada and entering California
03:46 Entering Lassen County
03:59 Long Valley Border Protection Station CDFA
05:03 Hallelujah Junction
08:00 Doyle
09:44 Herlong Junction
09:56 Milford
12:02 Pit stop at the Honey Lake Rest Area
13:06 Janesville
14:27 Johnstonville
14:28 Transitioning to California Route 36
15:08 Approaching Susanville
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