Lake of the Woods Resort is just 24 miles from Klamath Falls, and provides a terrific getaway destination and base to explore the many year round outdoor recreational activities in the Klamath Falls area and the Southern Oregon Cascade Mountains.
The natural high mountain lake covers 1,146 acres and is a popular destination for fishing, sailing, boating and a whole host of outdoor recreational activities..

For recreation there is everything from hunting and fishing in the pristine beauty of its mountains, marshes, lakes and rivers, sight-seeing at the many attractions including the majestic Crater Lake, to the performing arts.

Klamath County is home to Crater Lake National Park and sits directly under the Pacific Flyway. Millions of migrating birds rest and refuel in the county's six wildlife refuges, all within a 50-mile radius of Klamath Falls. The largest concentration of bald eagles in the lower 48 states winters in Klamath County. Each February, nature enthusiasts from around the world celebrate this phenomenon at the Bald Eagle Conference in Klamath Falls. The white Pelican is the county mascot and is a familiar sight on nearby lakes and rivers. Protected by law, this bird often has a wingspan of 10 feet. Today, Klamath County is best known for its wetlands, woodlands and wildlife.

Within the Klamath basin are no less than six National Wildlife Refuges: Bear Valley, Clear Lake, Klamath Marsh, Lower Klamath, Tule Lake and Upper Klamath.