Discovery Point Trailhead — Attraction in Klamath Falls

The trail is very moderate for the first half and then the second half gets a bit more challenging. There is a downed tree that runs across the trail in the towards the half way point. When I researched later, the incline is about 100 feet. It was 80% incline from start of trail and 20% decline. When we headed back, it was a treat to have it switch to 80% decline. Definitely have long sleeves or bug repellant as the mosquitos are around. I recommend t wear sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat to protect from sunburn. Wear some good shoes for those rocks. Very beautiful views! Now there is a very steep climb to the point for the bottom of you don’t want to go through the whole trail head as we saw people with sticks climbing up. For me and my husband who are not in shape, it took us 1 hour and 15 minutes up with a couple of breaks and 45 minutes back with no breaks. There are no restrooms or water, so please be mindful of being hydration packs like we did or water bottles and some snacks for you and if you...

Crater Lake National Park is absolutely breathtaking and unlike anywhere else I’ve visited. The deep blue color of the lake is mesmerizing, and seeing it surrounded by steep cliffs feels almost surreal. The viewpoints around the rim each offer a unique perspective, and the scenery changes with the light throughout the day. Hiking trails are well-marked, with options for both easy walks and more challenging treks for adventure seekers. The air is crisp and clean, making the whole experience refreshing and peaceful. Whether you’re exploring by car, hiking, or just relaxing at an overlook, this park is a must-see destination that truly showcases...

One of many stopping points on the rim drive that take your breath away. If you visit in the summer make the time to drive the entire rim and take in as many overlooks as you can. As you drive around the rim the people will be more disbursed than at the visitor center. Each stop creates a unique view as the angle of the sun hitting the lake and the change of the sky clouds reflect in the water. Google and I done agree on the location of Dicovery Point. There are three or so stopping points in this general area that fit the bill for checking the box for stopping at...