Running Y Ranch Resort is an incomparable gem in “Oregon’s City of Sunshine.” A breathtaking panorama of natural beauty extends in every direction, with 3,600± acres of pristine wilderness just beyond your front door. While gorgeous views are the norm throughout Klamath Falls, the mountain ranges stretching across the skyline and framed in the many windows of 11944 Kestrel Road have no rival. Oregon’s only Arnold Palmer-designed golf course embodies his tradition of letting the landscape enhance his designs. Klamath Falls features on Palmer’s “Sweet 16” course list of beloved courses. Eighteen holes and a challenging putting green will keep your golf swing in perfect shape. Running Y’s lengthy list of amenities will suit any preference. Wind up at the fitness center or down at the spa. Pickleball, tennis, and volleyball courts will keep you active, with a wonderful children’s play area for the young and young-at-heart. Miles of trails throughout the resort for hiking, biking, and horseback riding make it easy to bask in the scenery, while the stocked fishpond and lake access for kayaking and canoeing offers instant access to water activities. Beyond the resort, three more golf courses, freshwater fishing, and outdoor recreation beckon. Perhaps the greatest offering from Running Y is its famously friendly residents and cherished sense of community, sure to warmly welcome you home.

Endless recreation entices all ages to Klamath Falls and beyond. Known for its location on the Pacific Flyway, excellent birding is at your fingertips, as Tulelake National Wildlife Refuge is home to millions of exceptional birds year-round including Sand Hill Cranes, Bald Eagles, white pelicans, trumpeter swans, and numerous varieties of ducks and geese. Klamath Basin also celebrates the annual Winter Wings Festival, America’s oldest West Coast birding festival, boasting attendees from 10-12 states. Admire the glittering blue waters of various lakes, including Crater Lake—the United States deepest and one of the world’s most pristine volcanic lakes—Lake of the Woods, and Diamond Lake. Relax in serenity as you partake in world-class fly fishing on the Wood and Sprague Rivers or live a faster pace of life with exhilarating zip-lining and river rafting. The area is steeped in rich in history; explore the Collier Logging Museum, Fort Klamath, Klamath Museum, or the Favell Museum of Western Art; wander through the historic Baldwin Hotel; or head to the the 109-mile-long OC&E Woods Line State Trail, Oregon’s longest linear state park with miles of hiking and biking trails set along the old OC&E logging railroad.