Lakes in Oregon

Crater Lake is the main feature within the Crater Lake National Park. This lake is famous for its deep blue color and water clarity. This lake is viewed as a sacred site by one of the Native American tribes.

Gerber Reservoir is located between Klamath Falls and Lakeview, Oregon, in the Klamath Lake Area. It offers a rare treat in the high desert for anglers - warm water fishing. At almost 4,000 acres, it's a large reservoir and is best fished by boat. It has three boat ramps, one at the north end, one at the southeast end, and another near Gerber Dam. Year-round campgrounds are nearby.

Upper Klamath, a.k.a. Klamath Lake, is Oregon's largest freshwater lake. It offers excellent water sport opportunities, including fishing for bass, kokanee salmon, and trout. As a stop on the Pacific Flyway, it’s also popular with bird watchers who are attracted by the Sandhill Cranes, pelicans, bald eagles, and grebes that gather there.