Running Y Resort

Located just 59 miles from Running Y Ranch, Crater Lake formed as a result of the eruption of 12,000-foot Mount Mazama thousands of years ago and is known for its clear blue color, depth, steep sides. Witness the dramatic island that sits in its center, Wizard Island.

This national monument is known for its geological and historical value. Over the last half-million years, volcanic eruptions on the Medicine Lake shield volcano have created a rugged landscape covered with diverse volcanic features. See more than 700 caves, Native American rock art sites and historic battlefields.

The Klamath Basin is renowned for its diversity of bird life due to its distinct habitats including marshes, open water, coniferous forest, Juniper woodlands, oak-chaparral, sagebrush-grasslands, grassy meadow and rocky cliffs. Over 350 species of birds call this major Pacific Flyway layover home, including Pelicans, Egrets, Herons, and Grebes

Nestled alongside the Williamson River is a historic logging museum which features a pioneer village and old fashioned logging equipment dating back to the 1800's. Open May 1 through October 1.

Can a place be popular and also uncrowded? Refined and unpretentious? In Klamath, yes! Klamath County is the destination for on-the-map attractions and off-the-grid discoveries. Here you’ll enjoy crisp clean air, brilliant blue waters, wide open spaces, breathtaking views, and an abundance of rivers and lakes along with numerous protected wildlife areas, and over 300 days of sunshine annually to take it all in. Klamath’s comfortable climate makes it stress-free and easy to enjoy the scenic beauty, relaxed attitude, and recreational opportunities year-round, providing that much needed renewal from the day-to-day grind of larger, more-hectic city lifestyles. It’s no wonder Klamath County is increasingly a first-choice destination.

The Bill Collier Ice Arena develops and provides a variety of wholesome on-ice sports and winter-time activities for the residents and visitors to the Klamath Basin, promoting participation by youth and families at a reasonable cost in a beautiful and unique year-round multi-use pavilion setting. Open Public Sessions every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday! Admission is $6, Rental skates are $3 and we offer skate helpers for $5. Roller skating ends mid-September and ice skating picks back up mid-October.

Fly high into the Tree Canopy on 9 ziplines at heights of up to 100 feet in the trees, traverse two skybridges and conquer two controlled rappels! Crater Lake ZipLine participants zip from tree to tree with two trained (plus friendly and entertaining!) guides handling gear and transfers. We use state-of-the-art equipment and all tours include a ground school training session facilitated by your guides at the beginning of the tour. Participants learn to hand brake, (participants use their hands with a special glove to slow and brake themselves) sit in their harness, and other techniques needed for zipping. Please plan to be onsite for 2 to 4 hours. Participants must check in 30 minutes prior to their scheduled zipline tour, and most tours are in the trees for 2-3 hours. At Crater Lake ZipLine you’ll experience the longest handbraking ziplines in Oregon on the only zipline canopy tour on National Forest land in the Nation! With tremendous views of Mt McLoughlin, Upper Klamath Lake and the surrounding Cascades It’s no wonder people are saying we’re the best ZipLine experience they’ve ever had! https://youtu.be/RCPEL4UUKy8?list=PLs4mESM0Gem0E0QeKYicSRxFFeMvpOS1l