KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Known by locals for years for its great recreational opportunities, Klamath Falls is now earning national recognition as one of National Geographic Adventure magazine's top 50 Great Adventure Towns.

The national magazine, known as a "bible" for outdoor recreation enthusiasts, singles out Klamath Falls in the most recent September issue as a great place to live and play. Considered a "hot bargain," the magazine says "Quiet K-Falls has shed its lumber town origins and become a high-desert getaway on Upper Klamath Lake's bottom lip."
Running Y Ranch features a wide variety of outdoor recreational activities. The magazine also highlights the 95-mile protected path of the OC&E Woods Line State Trail and the whitewater run of the Upper Klamath.

Running Y Ranch, overlooking Upper Klamath Lake, is a community that's been on the forefront of attracting new residents and visitors to the area.

"There's no doubt Klamath Falls is becoming known as a great place to live and visit, and Running Y showcases the best of what an active lifestyle has to offer," said Kendal Daiger, director of marketing for Running Y Ranch. "From golfers to trail runners, a diverse group of outdoor enthusiasts come to Running Y looking for their next adventure."

Running Y Ranch features attractive neighborhoods, year-round outdoor recreation opportunities and a variety of options for those looking to visit or relocate. The community has also been recognized for its golfing amenities. Running Y has the only Arnold Palmer-designed course in Oregon and is ranked 13th nationally in Golf for Women and 66th among America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses in Golf Digest for 2007-2008.

About the Running Y Ranch
A bounty of activities and natural beauty awaits at the Running Y Ranch near Klamath Falls, Ore. Overlooking Upper Klamath Lake, this community features 3,600 acres of wooded hills and meadows, as well as year-round recreational opportunities. Running Y Ranch is a JELD-WEN® Community. For more information, call 888-850-0275 or visit www.runningy.com.