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Chiloquin (/ˈtʃɪləkwɪn/ CHIL-ə-kwin) (Klamath: mbosaksawaas, "flint place" ) is a city in Klamath County, Oregon, United States. Chiloquin was the pioneer version of a Klamath family name Chaloquin, which was the name of a Klamath chief who was alive at the time of the treaty of 1864. Southern Pacific records also show that a woman named Bessie Chiloquin deeded a right-of-way through the area to the railroad on February 14, 1914. The population was 734 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Chiloquin
1. Collier State Park Logging Museum
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By grammibiker - Newberg, United States
Even if you're not into Logging...... the History of it is quite interesting. Comparing the equipment of today..... to how they used to do it...... really give you an idea of how hard these loggers worked. It was a dirty job and many lost their lives. Well organized displays, dozens of heavy equipment pieces, trucks, saw mill machines, generators, pulleys & chains, old photos and descriptions of the events taking place.
2. Sky Lakes Wilderness Rentals
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Explore the awesome outdoors of Oregon with one of our many guided tours. Our experienced guides will take you kayaking down some of the most pristine waters in Oregon, hike the Sky Lakes Wilderness and surrounding areas, snowshoe a winter wonderland or other unforgettable adventures. Or if you want to go it alone we can rent you the gear!
3. Collier Memorial State Park
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4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By PerryW603 - San Jose, United States
We camped here in our small travel trailer to attend Ride the Rim at Crater Lake. We arrived just before the check-in time of 4pm and there was a camp host at the entrance to greet us and tell how to get to our site. Our site B-31 was near the entrance and surrounded by several camp host sites, which was nice for us as we like it quiet. The campsites are quiet close to one another and offer little privacy. Fortuantely during our stay, though all the sites were reserved to capacity, it was really quiet in the evenings and mornings. Our site had full hook-ups ane everything worked well. Our site was raked when we arrived though we did not use the supplied bench as we camped with relatives that had a tent site across from us and site up the dining area there as their site was larger. We really enjoyed the easy hike to the confluence Williamson River and Spring River, which are absolutely amazing. A bit further on our hike we came to the Logging Museum which offers a bit of history along with many pieces of large equipment that were used during earlier times to log. The campground is not far off Hwy 97 making it a convenient stop over. We also rode our bikes to the primitive Williamson campground which was only a couple of miles away along the trails, then took the gravel road back to our campsite. The bathrooms were clean and the showers offered warm but not hot showers, which still felt good on a cold sub 50 degree morning. We definitely plan to come back here for an night or two when traveling to Bend, OR or beyond, but make sure you have a reservation as this is a very popular campground.
4. Two Rivers Art Gallery
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Two Rivers Art Gallery and Gift Shop is a thriving Art Gallery filled with beautiful and unique artwork for the home and for special gifts. Its setting is in the quaint town of Chiloquin. Chiloquin is surrounded by pine trees and aspens and has two different rivers flowing through it. Our Gallery and Gift Store is filled with art from 70 different artists; all living in our area. It is awe striking to see the exceptional work they have accomplished. From paintings and drawings to jewelry and pottery. Take a look at all we have by clicking on "artwork" and send us a message on the "Contact" page if you see something you like!
Reviewed By A0201angelam
This gallery is located in the small town of Chiloquin and is the home to some great works of art. There are a variety of types of art such as sculptures, woven baskets, hand made jewelry, paintings use different mediums, etc. It is a visual delight to see what all is displayed here. I would definitely recommend stopping in if you are nearby.
5. Train Mountain Railroad Museum
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4.5 based on 37 reviews
Train Mountain is the world's largest model railroad with over 35 miles of 7.5 inch gauge track on 2200 acres of beautiful private forest. Visitors may take a self-guided walking tour to view a collection of full-scale equipment including cabooses, snow removal equipment and a variety of other pieces. Train tours on a ride-on scale train winding though the Ponderosa pine forest and passing by miniature towns may also be available during the summer months. Visitors can bring a picnic lunch and enjoy it in a serene parklike setting. There is no fee, however, the organization loves donations which help to keep Train Mountain going. THERE HAVE BEEN FREQUENT CHANGES IN THE COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS AND GUIDELINES. BEFORE TRAVELING LONG DISTANCES, WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND CALLING OUR OFFICE. Activities may be limited or closures may occur. we are not in control of many listings created by others on the internet and cannot update them. Our websites also may not include up to date information.
Reviewed By Jkracow - Chiloquin, United States
Our family trip to the K and M railroad was beyond great. After living in the Chiloquin area for 14 years and having visited this wonderful place a few times ( whenever we can get the grandkids to visit) we took visiting family, after a trip to Crater Lake. Our almost three year old loves his trains and was spellbound with his train ride. He got to ride behind the engineer! The ride is free and operates by volunteers. This place is a destination. I recommend a visit to Train Mountain. It is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and a special time for Halloween.
6. Sky Lakes Wilderness Adventures
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4.0 based on 5 reviews
We provide the ultimate outdoor experience with our Guided Outfitter trips in Southern Oregon. Kayaking the Best waters in Oregon and Backpack and Day Hikes into The Sky Lakes Wilderness Area. Guided Kayak Fishing on World Class Rivers. Hiking, Kayaking, Fishing, Snowshoeing and more! Our guides are the best in the area!!!
7. Jackson F. Kimball State Recreation Site
8. Chiloquin Arts Center
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
9. Klamath & Western Railroad
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
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