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Lakeside Bed & Breakfast

Southern Oregon's premier Bike Friendly B&B. Enjoy staying just feet from Oregon's largest lake (Klamath Lake), and just a short drive to Oregon's only National Park (Crater Lake National Park). At Lakeside Bike, Bed & Breakfast we are active bikers so we enjoy hosting active bikers. We have, or can get, maps and recommendations for rides of all levels. We’ll connect you to our local bike shops, rides, and other riders if you like. Naturally, we have top quality accommodations at an excellent value. We enjoy cooking, southern Oregon wines, microbrews from our local geothermally-operated brewpub, and whenever possible fresh, organic foods. With over 300 days of sunshine, you won’t find a nicer place to ride. After a biking trip to Southern Oregon and Lakeside Bike, Bed & Breakfast, you’ll wish you could stay longer. We look forward to seeing you soon at Lakeside Bike, Bed & Breakfast.

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3006 Front St.
Klamath Falls, Oregon, OR. 97601
503.704.4764

Amenities

  • WiFi
  • Non-Smoking
  • Air Conditioning
  • Air Conditioning
  • Non-Smoking
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4 Family Winter Adventures in Southern Oregon

If you’re looking for winter fun, Southern Oregon has it all — including ice skating, skiing and sledding. Towns in the region go all out for the holidays, too, with a banquet of festivals, parades, artisan fairs and tree lightings. Load the family in the car and choose from these four wintry getaways.

Guide to Southern Oregon Mountain Biking

Southern Oregon has long been a draw for mountain biking, thanks to mountainous terrain, terrific scenery and local groups dedicated to maintaining trails. The last several years have seen several new trail systems expand or come online, many close to major towns. If you don’t fancy riding alone, The Handlebar hosts group rides every Tuesday afternoon that start and end at their Ashland shop. Honey Badger Rides hosts Sunday-morning group adventures roughly once a month. Whether you’re a regular shredder or contemplating your first jump, read on to find your trail.