Klamath Shorts
Description: A retro style depiction of multiple evergreen trees silhouetted against a colorful, concentric sunset. The sunset is comprised of arcs in shades of purple, pink, orange, and yellow. Small white stars are scattered across the arc. Below the sunset, the text 'KLAMATH' is displayed prominently in bold, cream-colored letters, followed by 'CALIFORNIA' in smaller, similar letters.
Description: A retro-style circular emblem featuring silhouetted pine trees against a sunset with horizontal stripes of orange and yellow, and a gradient sky of purple and blue with small white stars. The text "KLAMATH" in large, stylized cream letters with orange outlines appears below the trees, followed by "CALIFORNIA," in smaller cream text.
Description: A retro-style graphic featuring a sunset with horizontal stripes of blue, purple, pink, orange, and yellow. Silhouetted pine trees are in the foreground against the sunset. Below the trees, the text "KLAMATH" is in a large, rounded, cream-colored font with a dark shadow, and "CALIFORNIA" is written in smaller white capital letters.
Description: Discover Klamath Falls, Oregon, a scenic outdoor destination known for its lakes, wildlife refuges, and nearby Crater Lake National Park. Enjoy birdwatching, fishing, and wide-open landscapes in Southern Oregon’s high desert.
Klamath Falls Oregon Nature Travel Vintage Badge Shorts
by Mary Merwids Joy
$21 $27
Description: A circular, retro-style graphic featuring a vibrant sunset over silhouetted mountains and pine trees. The text "KLAMATH" is prominently displayed in a wavy, creamy font at the bottom, with "CALIFORNIA" below it in a smaller, blue, groovy font. The sunset spans from yellow to orange and purple with white stars scattered across the top.
Description: Klamath National Forest for outdoor enthusiasts, hiking adventurers, and camping lovers. Perfect for national park visitors and nature explorers.
Klamath National Forest Outdoors Hiking Camping Visitor Shorts
by California Dream
$21 $27
Description: What's the deal with Grants Pass and cavemen? Excellent question! When State Road 46 was built to access the Oregon Caves National Monument in the 1920s, Grants Pass was the closest town and local businessmen decided to form a "Caveman Club" to capitalize on the caves and promote their town. They dressed the part and became notorious for their antics and popular entertainment for locals and tourists alike. Fast forward to 1971 and the Cavemen Club raised $10k to have an imposing 16' Caveman statue built and he has been standing watch over in Grants Pass ever since. The more you know*
