The Upper Klamath Basin has some of the most pristine waters in all of Oregon. Waters originate in the Cascade Mountain Range which  includes Crater Lake National Park and  the Upper Klamath Basin where these waters form the Klamath River and flow all the way to the Pacific Ocean.

You can start at Jackson F. Kimball State Park near Fort Klamath, and float the Wood River through the Wetlands and out onto Agency Lake. An awesome nature viewing, 6+ mile journey. Or ride bikes around the secluded wetlands and enjoy the area by land.

One of the favorite rivers in our area to enjoy kayaks on is The Williamson River. At it's starting point, coming straight out of the ground, it's beauty is unmatched as well as the World Class Trout Fishing it has to offer.

Starting as a spring who's water originates from below Crater Lake National Park, Spring Creek, located at Collier State Park has some of the most beautiful clear waters in the Klamath Basin. And you will see beautiful Osprey's and Eagles who call this place home. 

Start at Malone Springs or Rocky Point and take a nice 3 hour paddle trip to the other end while you enjoy the Upper Klamath Marsh and all of it's wildlife. 3/4 of the birds that migrate in the Pacific Flyway stop in the Upper Kamath Basin and the Marsh is a great place for viewing!

Upper Klamath Lake is the largest body of water in all of Oregon so there is lots to see. On the upper end it converges with Agency Lake with the Wood River flowing into Agency Lake. A bird watchers paradise! Heron's, Pelican's, Eagles, Gulls and allot more.