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Cities and Towns of Northeast Oregon
Baker City
Enterprise
Halfway
Hermiston
John Day
Joseph
Kimberly
La Grande
Lostine
North Powder
Oxbow
Pendleton
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Northeast Travel Region
Northeast Oregon, rimmed on the east by the mighty Hells Canyon, is a land of contrasts. It is known for its lush, fertile farmlands and its awe-inspiring chasms. Home to the deepest gorge in North America, it is considered by some to be a symbol of the Northwest's historic claim as this continent's last great frontier.
At least five grand rivers intersect this region. The Snake, comprising Oregon's rugged eastern border, is known for its jaw-dropping scenery and challenging rapids. Millions of people may have rafted these waters, but the Snake remains one of the Northwestern United States' most dominating waterways. Other rivers, such as the Imnaha, which intersects the Snake at the northeast tip of this region, the Columbia and the John Day have played their own roles in nurturing this landscape into one of North America's most popular adventure destinations.
Blanketed by three different national forests, the Northeast Region is a recreational paradise. The area is renowned for its steelhead, rainbow and bullhead trout fishing, particularly on the Grande Ronde, Imnaha and Wallowa rivers. The pristine alpine lakes of 341,446-acre Eagle Cap Wilderness (located in the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest) have their own attraction for those who enjoy the solitude of a remote natural paradise.
But Northeast Oregon isn't just about wilderness, or the spectacular beauty of untouched nature. The small communities that pocket Oregon's northeast corner tell their own unique story. Historical landmarks dating back to the Nez Perce's domain hundreds of years ago can be found throughout this region, as can various cities and towns that were founded by European settlers in the late 1800s. The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, located 5 miles east of Baker City on Highway 86, and Tamastslikt Cultural Institute, located on the grounds of the Wildhorse Resort & Casino, 10 minutes east of Pendleton, offer two fascinating reflections of this region's history and the people who call Oregon's most remote region home.
Halfway
Clear Creek Inn
A guest ranch offering farm vacations and bison (buffalo) tours at
neighboring Hells Canyon Bison Ranch. The B&B is on 160 irrigated acres
nestled in the Wallowa Mountains with views of the peaks and the valley,
with ponds, orchards, gardens, a library, a turn-of-the-century farmhouse
with a broad front porch and outdoor kitchen, rustic cabins, and space for
gatherings and group activities.
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North Powder
Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort. 47500 Anthony Lake Highway, North Powder, OR 97867. Phone: 541-856-3277. E-mail
Sunny Daniels Twin Mountain Studio. 48497 Antelope Peak Road, North Powder, OR 97867. Phone: 541-856-3336. E-mail
Union
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The Historic
Union Hotel and Restaurant. 326 N. Main Street, Union, OR 97883. Phone:
541-562-1200.
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