Wood River Wetlands near Crater Lake | |
Wood River Wetlands in Autumn, but one of the four seasons in which the wetlands are open to non-motorized travel. The wetlands have been recently restored. The land was used for cattle grazing for four decades. In 1996 the BLM and partnershave restored over 3,000 acres of wetland and two miles of Wood River channel. The wetland is located adjacent to Agency Lake on the northeastern end of Klamath Lake. The area offers miles of walking trails, one mile of which is paved, and a canoe launch for a variety of recreational opportunities not the least being its close proximity to Crater Lake, the many national wildlife refuges in the area, the myriad of vacation opportunities in the Cascades and elsewhere. A vacation plan in Klamath Basin in southern Oregon offers much; theonly problem being determining how to limit all the opportunities in the time you've allocated for your vacation. Klamath Basin in the Pacific Flyway, a birder's paradiseEasily accessible and quite marvelous birding sites: The Upper and Lower Klamath Wildlife Refuges, TulelakeWildlife Refuge, Wood River Wetlands on Agency Lake, Howards Bay and Shoalwater Bay - Eagle Ridge on Klamath Lake. There are more! Check them out: Birding Trails in Klamath Basin and the Pacific Flyway. Preserve Natural Beauty: wildlife refuges, our national forests and | |
Forward ~ Light paints Agency Lake, looking on from Wood River Wetlands not far from Crater Lake National Park. Back ~ Egret in the shallows at Wood River Wetlands near Crater Lake. Birding in Klamath Basin in the Pacific Flyway: BirdersTrails in the wildlife refuges and wetlands, canoeing inKlamath Wildlife and the Wood River Wetlands. NPS: Crater Lake National Park near Wood River Wetlands, Rocky Point on Klamath Lake and Agency Lake in the Pacific Flyway of southern Oregon. Wood River Wetlands in autumn's light, pictured to the right. | |
Travel Oregon and northern California while staying at Gathering Light ... a retreat | |
Travel on the Rogue Umpqua Scenic Byway to Gathering Light: Travel Directions, Map and Scenery: hiking trails, waterfalls,mountains, wild and scenic rivers, hot springs and more. Directions to and Day Trips of about 100 miles from the retreat. Little known Scenic Places to explore natureuntrammeled: hiking with and without trails, wildlife refuges, wetlands, mountains, river gorges, wilderness areas and more near Crater Lake and the retreat: Directions Map and Scenery. |
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Contact Brad at Gathering Light ... a retreat. Autumn riverside (pictured above) at Gathering Light ... a retreat. Rustic simplicity, a place to "Just Be", Gathering Light is nestled on the banks of the river, surrounded by the Fremont Winema National Forest of southern Oregon, and not far from Crater Lake National Park. |