Recently Reviewed Hotels around Klamath

• End of the Trail Museum
  "feel the history"
  "the end of the trail museum is one of the finest private collections in the world.the end of the trail sculpture,carved from a single block, is located in front of the gift shop. www.treesofmystery.net"
• Requa Road
  "Short Side Trip with an Amazing View of the Mouth of the Klamath"
  "I almost missed this one, and I was staying just down the street at the Requa Inn. With so many things to see in the area I nearly overlooked the overlook. It must be seen to be believed. The old radar station that used to be at the end of the road is gone. Literally. They closed it down in..." the 90s but the buildings were left behind. Apparently, during the last few years, the Park Service has removed them all and added fill to re-create the original contours of the hill. For a kick Google "Klamath Radar Station" or "Klamath Air Force Station" and look at some photos of the old site, then head to the end of the road and see for yourself. The only thing left is a road to the top, a concrete/asphalt pad at the top, and some modern relay towers. Hard to imagine that anything at all was there. " More >
• Trees of Mystery
  "This a must for kids and legends"
  "I thought Paul Bunyon was either from Maine or Minnesota and I was wrong..he is from California! The huge Paul Bunyon figure is set up so that kids can talk with it. What a way to introduce them to tall tales. The trail (not easy for walking impaired) winds through a forest of tall redwood trees. So..."me have been in Ripley's Believe It or Not. You will be impressed with the Cathedral, elephant, and the tram ride. We paid $11 each and felt there was value to the investment. The native American museum is frosting on the cake. The tram is modern and well operated. On a clear day you do have quite a view and it comes with the entrance fee. So, grab a bale of hay to feed the Blue Ox and mosey on down to the Trees of Mystery, Use your imagination and watch the children get so excited about all of the carvings and tales over the communication system. " More >