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Train Mountain
Railroad Museum
36941 S. Chiloquin Rd.
Chiloquin, OR 97624
Phone: (541) 783-3030
Fax: (541) 783-2013 |
Train Mountain Railroad Museum Area Information
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ACCOMMODATIONS |
A listing of every known motel, hotel, bed & breakfast, lodge or other overnight accommodation in Klamath County. Includes the number of rooms, range of published rates, telephone number and website, as available. Rates are subject to change without notice and may not reflect room tax. |
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CAMPING & RV PARKS |
A listing of every known campground and RV Park in Klamath County. Includes the number of spaces, range of published rates, telephone number and website, as available. Rates are subject to change without notice and may not reflect room tax. |
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CHILOQUIN |
Chiloquin's very own web site with pages for Chiloquin History, Chiloquin Library, Chiloquin Visions in Progress, City of Chiloquin, Chiloquin News and more. |
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CRATER LAKE OFFICIAL |
The official National Park Service site for Crater Lake National Park, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, and only a 40 minute drive from Train Mountain. |
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CRATER LAKE UNOFFICIAL |
A very good unofficial site for Crater Lake National Park. Includes nice photographs and excellent links to activities in and around the park. |
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HERALD & NEWS |
This site is sponsored by the Herald & News, Klamath County's only daily newspaper and contains news, weather, classifieds, directories and more. |
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KLAMATH COUNTY |
Sponsored by the Klamath County Department of Tourism, this site is a good introduction to Klamath County, including attractions, golf courses, history and links. |
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WILDLIFE REFUGE |
Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuge site that features six separate refuges that support 433 different species of wildlife and provide a migratory stopover for three-quarters of the Pacific Flyway waterfowl. |
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WINEMA NATIONAL FOREST |
Most federal land in Klamath County is in the Winema National Forest. This site covers both the Fremont and Winema National Forests and includes maps and describes recreational activities, campsites and how to make reservations. |
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