 Baker City, Oregon
 Powder River Recreation Area  Mowitch Loop  Richland, Oregon  Granite, Oregon  Kam_Wah_Chung in John Day, Oregon  Elkhorn Scenic Byway
 Painted Hills
 Condon Visitors Center
 Blue Mountain Heritage Trail Association
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Just to get you started in Historic Baker City....
Baker Heritage Museum Walking Tour Oregon Trail Interpretive Center Geiser Grand Hotel Don't miss the Miners Jubilee in July! See www.visitbaker.com Powder River Recreation Area Just below Phillips Reservoir on highway 7 A safe and beautiful way to explore the Powder River ~ a great place for a picnic, fishing, hiking, or just relaxing! Mowitch Loop Highway 7, just above Phillips Reservoir. A great viewing area where you can see the lake and a lot of the Sumpter Valley....Free parking, restroom, fire pit, and picnic table {this is a great snowshoeing spot too!} Hewitt/Holcom Parks Just 2 miles from Richland on Highway 86 "Fisherman's Paradise" ~ Open Year Round ~ Fishing, Camping, and Boating in Richland, Oregon! Granite, Oregon Only 18 miles from Sumpter..... on the Elkhorn Scenic Byway ~ Close to Olive Lake Hunting, Fishing, Snowmobiling and more...... John Day Oregon "land of whitewater rivers and wildlife" about an hour from Sumpter....... Kam Wah Chung & Company Museum Clyde Holliday State Recreation Site Elkhorn Scenic Byway Breathtaking 106 mile drive through the Majestic Elkhorn Mountains..... gold mines and ghost-towns, elegant lakes and rivers........... Drive through Historic towns like Baker City, Granite, Sumpter, and others.... approx. 5-7 hour drive Painted Hills Located 9 miles Northwest of Mitchell, and 75 miles east of Bend..... Enjoy beautiful wildflowers and numerous trails that offer dramatic scenery at the Painted Hills National Monument. Condon Paleontology Center Located on Hwy 19 between Dayville and Kimberly, and just 2 miles from the junction of Hwy 26 and Highway 19. The Blue Mountains Heritage Trail (BMHT) is being designed as a long-distance trail......... primarily for foot and pack travel, through the best of Northeastern Oregon’s Blue Mountain primitive region. The base trail, which forms a circle and traverses the most primitive country, will be approximately 870 miles long. It is made up of over forty segments ranging from just over 10 miles in length to near 40 miles in length. |