Jerry’s Rogue Jets was established in 1958. Three brothers Jerry, Alden, and Court Boice revolutionized commercial jet boating. They were the first install and use hydro-jet pumps in commercial passenger boats on the Rogue River. Jerry’s Rogue Jets became the first commercial jet boat tour company in the United States. Jerry’s set the standard for jet boat tours and continues today as a leading nature based tourist destination on the Southern Oregon Coast.
Southern Oregon
Jerry's Rogue Jets & Rogue Mail Boats
Kla-Mo-Ya Casino
You’ll feel at home at Kla-Mo-Ya Casino where the staff are friendly and the atmosphere is buzzing. Offering not only slots and table games, but weekly promotions and exciting giveaways, what are you waiting for?
34333 Hwy. 97 North
Chiloquin, OR 97624
1-888-552-6692
Lillie Belle Farms
The chocolate store, located on Highway 99, or North Front Street in Central Point, opened its current location a few years ago to take advantage of what business owners in the area call an “artisan grouping.” Lillie Belle is located next to Rogue Creamery (who built the building for him) and it has big windows where you can watch Shepherd make his confections.
Little Butte Creek (Antelope Creek) Covered Bridge
Location:
From Highway 62 in Eagle Point, turn east onto Linn Road (sign points to Eagle Point and Klamath Falls). Travel to South Buchanan Street and turn left. Turn right onto West Main Street and continue to Royal Avenue. The bridge is located in the city of Eagle Point at the intersection of Main Street and Royal Avenue.
Background:
The bridge originally spanned Antelope Creek some 10 miles southeast of Eagle Point. In August 1987, the structure was loaded onto a makeshift trailer and volunteers hauled it to the city of Eagle Point.
Little River (Cavitt Creek) Covered Bridge
Location:
From Roseburg take Highway 138 east to Glide. Just before entering Glide turn south on Little River Road. The bridge is approximately seven miles south of Highway 138 at the intersection of Little River Road and Cavitt Creek Road (county roads 17 and 82).
Background:
The Cavitt Creek Bridge, crossing Little River at the junction with Cavitt Creek, is another of the wooden structures built by Floyd Frear, noted Douglas County builder.
Lone Mountain RV Resort and Tipi Campground
Our beautiful RV Resort has so much to offer, from the beautiful scenery to natural attractions such as the Oregon Caves National Monument and California Redwoods. We are close to major cities such as Grants Pass, Crescent City, Medford, and Ashland.
Lonesome Hickory (Carya ovata)
Mary Louisa Black planted this shagbark hickory near her home in 1866 from nuts she carried from Missouri on the Oregon Trail in 1865. Of the nuts she planted, two grew into trees, This tree is the lone survivor of snow, summer heat and Rogue River flooding and the only shagbark hickory in the area.
It is located in Jackson County, one mile south of Shady Cove, Oregon next to Highway 62.
Approximate Height: 18'
Circumference: 4'
Age: 131 years
Dedicated: April 6, 1998
Lost Creek Covered Bridge
Location:
From Eagle Point, continue southeast on Royal Avenue to Highway 140. Alternately, travel east on Highway 140 from Highway 62, Crater Lake Highway. Continue on Highway 140 to Lake Creek Loop Road. From Lake Creek Loop Road, travel south through Lake Creek on South Fork Little Butte Creek Road. Turn south on Lost Creek Road and continue approximately one half mile. Lost Creek Bridge is 4 miles south of Lake Creek.
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham
Located just around the corner from the Epicenter Family Entertainment Complex and near both the airport and downtown Klamath Falls, Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham is a great place to stay while you explore the area.
Mt. Ashland
P.O. Box 220 | Ashland, OR | 541.482.2897
Terrain: Top Elevation 7,500
Lifts: Six chairlifts: 2 triples, 2 doubles, 1 surface, 1 learning
Highlights: Skiers from Ashland and Medford love Ski Ashland for its convenience and challenging terrain. Traveling skiers enjoy it because of Ashland's active theater community' which means there's plenty to do at night and wide-open lodging opportunities that were built to handle large summer crowds.