In a thrilling conclusion to the much-anticipated duck hunt in Klamath Basin, local resident Ruth Olsen emerged as the victor, showcasing not only her determination but also her astute attention to detail. Ruth, who also serves on the board of Directors for the United Way of the Klamath Basin, demonstrated her commitment to community engagement by participating actively in the hunt.
With linked arms, they form a human chain, Their bonds of friendship, not easy to feign.
But one by one, the challengers break through, Their victory near, their triumph in view.
Follow the etiquette during those 51 miles:
Respect Wildlife- Watch but don’t intrude
Bikes Yield to Foot Traffic. Downhill Yields to Uphill.
Take care while passing others. Be Kind to one another, it’s a beautiful day!
Stick to the trail, carving shortcuts will damage the ecosystem.
Leave no trace, pack out your litter!
Twists challenged bikers and hikers, but atop, they found triumph in Klamath Falls vast beauty.
Every pedal held a tale of adventure. Every step getting them closer to the Duck.
In Partnership with Zack’s Bike (https://www.zachsbikes.com/) the Duck Hunt is back with a great Prize package.
Just like last time, we will be posting a series of clues here on our blog post and social media.
Here is for the first clue:
We walked up until we saw the blue on blue.
Not far from our home , we settled the Duck in a nice resting nest.
Hopefully, it won’t be disturbed by the Bald Eagles who resides in the mountain.
Next time, we come this way it would be on bike…
In a heartwarming display of community involvement and goodwill, Christina Knauss and Klamath Falls Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram joined forces to make a significant contribution to the Klamath Falls Advocacy Center. On the 22nd of September 2023, Christina and the Klamath Falls Sales managers presented a generous donation check of $5,000, marking a memorable moment that will have a lasting impact on the local community.
The trail is a 0.8 miles trail for running and mountain biking - though walking at your own pace is what we are really advising.
The trail is a must for lovers of colorful wildflowers and stunning high desert sunsets.
The trail name means “All Along the Top” in the tribal language.
This trail will give you access to Stonehenge, Blueberry and Hayride.
The trail is managed and maintained by volunteer groups of citizens who desire to provide a venue for the public to enjoy - so please appreciate it even more.
“Follow the chains’ dance in the whispering woods, where frisbees find their haven amidst the realm of the trees.”
