Canoe, kayak or raft on the Williamson River or Spring Creek.  Spring Creek is some of the clearest water you will ever see.  As you canoe watch for the Mares Eggs, a rare form of coldwater algae that look like glass balls.  When you reach the headwaters take a look at where the water bubbles out of the earth making the sand dance.  Rent a canoe and paddle yourself or take a guided daylight or moonlight tour. For information about guided tours call Roe Outfitters at 541/884-3825. 

Listed below are a variety of locations to canoe, kayak, or raft.

1.    Crescent Lake

       Information: Crescent Lake Ranger District, 541/433-2234

2.    Miller Lake

       Information: Chemult Ranger District, 541/365-7001

3.    Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge

       Information: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 541/783-3380

4.    Spring Creek & Williamson River

       Information: Collier State Park, 541/783-2471

5.    Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge

       Information: Klamath Ranger District, 541/885-3400

6.    Lake of the Woods

       Information: Klamath Ranger District, 541/885-3400

7.    Sprague River

       Information: Chiloquin Ranger Distrcit, 541/783-4001

8.    Klamath River, Lake Ewauana

       Information: Klamath Falls Parks Dept., 541/883-5371

       Pacific Power, 800/547-1501 or 503/4645023

10.  Lofton Reservoir

       Information: Bly Ranger District, 541/353-2427

14.  Wood River

       Information: Collier State Park, 541/783-2471