WorldMark Running Y in Klamath Falls, Oregon

The WorldMark Running Y is located in Klamath Falls, in southern Oregon. Timeshare lodging at the beautiful and pleasant WorldMark Running Y offer all of the comforts of home. WorldMark Running Y offers many great ways to relax including a full spa. Klamath Falls is the place to go when you're craving the great outdoors. There are mountains, lakes, and streams for you to explore. Top it off with fishing on Upper Klamath Lake. In summer, enjoy fishing and boating at one of the many lakes surrounding this timeshare property or take in a game of golf at the course in Oregon designed by Arnold Palmer. In winter, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are nearby. If exploring is your pleasure, this area has an abundance of state parks--most notably Crater Lake National Park, which is situated only 60 miles away.

The WorldMark Running Y is perched on a ridge near the 143-square-mile Upper Klamath Lake. This timeshare resort is well-positioned to take advantage of one of the most diverse and pristine wildernesses in North America (there are seven national wildlife refuges here). The region's volcanic legacy has left the famous caldera of Crater Lake, lava beds, fumaroles and towering peaks. It also happens to be the route birds prefer for their western migrations. In fact, bald eagles by the hundreds winter in the Klamath Basin. Such a backdrop invites exploration. So choose your transport—foot, tire, or wing, and set forth. After several "Oh wow's" and a few "Look at that's," you'll be ready to return to your Running Y accommodations and all the comforts of home. Accommodations include one and two bedroom units, bunk beds in three bedroom chalets, cable TV, DVD player, stereo with CD player, telephone, gas fireplace, balcony/terrace, gas barbecue, Murphy Bed in some units, sleeper sofa in the chalets, washer and dryer, iron and ironing board, high-speed Internet access, and hairdryer. Nearby attractions include Crater Lake National Park - known for its spectacular views, Klamath County Museum - with a focus on the anthropology, history, geology and wildlife of Klamath Basin, and Favell Museum of Western Art & Artifacts - a large miniature firearm collection as well as pioneer and Indian artifacts, baskets and paintings.