Key Landmarks & Attractions

Buffalo Peak Golf Course is an inland links style golf course with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valley.

The Eagle Cap Excursion Train operates on a 63-mile long railroad, linking the communities of Elgin, Wallowa, Enterprise, and Joseph in Northeast Oregon.

The museum is housed in La Grande's historic fire station, which was used from 1899 to 2002. Climb on vintage and antique fire trucks, some beautifully restored to their original condition.

Oregon is celebrated for its ability to supply culinary travelers with exceptional experiences. Oregon's bounty abounds at two restaurants found along Hells Canyon Scenic Byway in La Grande.

Sunset Magazine calls the Geiser Grand Hotel in Baker City, Oregon, "The finest hotel between Salt Lake City & Seattle".

Hells Canyon is one of the most remote places in the Pacific Northwest. Come experience the end of the road with the only company offering one-day white water rafting trips, jet boat tours, or fishing charters beginning in the deepest portion of Hells Canyon.

Stroll past life-size cougars, bucking broncs, and then feel the breeze as it passes softly around a young women's delicate blue dress. Joseph has seven permanent bronze art pieces on display on main street. These sculptures were purchased with a generous grant from the EDA.

Experience, discover, and explore the Oregon Trail at the internationally acclaimed National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center.

This is the homeland of the Nez Perce people and the resting spot for Old Chief Joseph. In 1855 Old Chief Joseph signed a treaty with the US government, which allowed his people to retain much of their traditional lands.

The Sycamore Tree - Quality Gifts & Home Decor, fresh fudge, and a full service floral shop.

Nestled in the far northeastern corner of Oregon is a spectacular jewel -- Wallowa Lake. Known first to the Nez Perce people as a sacred place, the lake was formed million of years earlier by glacier activity. Hike or horseback into the Eagle Cap Wilderness.

Winter recreation abounds along Oregon's Hells Canyon National Scenic Byway. While the entire 218-mile route is not open to vehicles such as cars and RV's in the winter months, there are still plenty of ways to experience the byway in the winter.