Beautiful Malone Springs is located on the western edge of the Klamath Marsh where the Fremont/Winema National Forest meets the water. On this tour we put in at the Malone Springs day use area then head south on the Klamath Marsh Canoe Trail to enjoy the peacefulness of this great wild-life filled, fresh-water marsh to the take-out at the Rocky Point Point Launch, Fremont-Winema National Forest. Have fun as we explore the many inlets that lead into the water trail and see lots of wildlife!
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The cost for this tour is $79.00 per person. which includes one or two of our guides to go along. This tour is limited to 12 guests total + two guides. If 6 or fewer guests attend, then only 1 guide will accompany.
Kayaks, paddles, life vests, and whistles will be provided.
All guests are required to sign our company policy waiver and a parent/guardian permission form (if minors are to attend). Forms can be found HERE to review and will be provided for signing when you arrive.
Our licensed Oregon Guides are very experienced with years on the water and dedicated to providing you a very enjoyable experience that you will remember for a lifetime.
For more information contact us at:
E-mail: skylakeswild@gmail.com phone: 541-891-0435
The Upper Klamath Canoe Trail provides a marked, 9.5-mile journey through a larger freshwater marsh. The canoe trail has four segments: Recreation Creek, Crystal Creek, Wocus cut, and Malone Springs with each segment offering a new look at the Upper Klamath Marsh.
Where the trail is located:
From Klamath Falls, head west 25 miles on Hwy 140. Turn North onto West Side Rd follow the signs to Rocky Point boat launch. Malone Springs boat launch is 4 miles past the Rocky Point boat launch.
Regulations Please observe the following guidelines, they are designed to protect the marsh, wildlife and you.
Canoeing the Marsh
As you travel through any segment of the 9.5 miles of the Upper Klamath canoe trail, you cannot escape the dramatic mixture of marsh, open lake and forest. The meeting of these environments provides a rich habitat for many plant and animal species.
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