Upper Klamath Lake

In south-central Oregon in the United States, Upper Klamath Lake is a sizable, shallow freshwater lake located east of the Cascade Range. It runs northwest of the city of Klamath Falls and is roughly 40 km long and 13 km wide, making it the largest freshwater body by surface area in Oregon. It is 1,260 meters above sea level on average.

Of all the lakes in Oregon, the Upper Klamath is one of the most famous in Oregon with this beauty. Pelican Bay in Oregon offers some of the best trout fishing in the country, so anglers won't want to miss it. A fly-paradise, fisherman's this is. The largest freshwater lake in the state is Upper Klamath Lake. This magnificent body of water connects to Klamath Falls and is a popular vacation spot in southern Oregon. On the extreme northwest arm of the lake, the Rocky Point Resort is a great gathering spot with boat rentals, cabins, and a lodge restaurant.

At Upper Klamath Lake, visitors can go boating, fishing, hiking, and camping. All activities at the lake are accompanied by breathtaking views of the Cascade Mountain landscape. Due to the lake's proximity to the Pacific Flyway, a variety of animals frequently appears especially birds.

Location: Klamath County, Oregon