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Top choice in Northeastern Oregon
This interpretive center is the nation's foremost memorial to the pioneers who crossed the West along the Oregon Trail. Lying atop a hill 7 miles east of Baker City, it contains interactive displays, artifacts and films that stress the day-to-day realities faced by the pioneers. Outside you can stroll along the 4.2-mile interpretive path system and spot the actual Oregon Trail.
November to March the admission price for adults drops to $5.
27.94 MILES
In Union, about 15 miles southeast of La Grande, is this interesting museum, chronicling the histories of Union, Wallowa and other counties. Relics…
5.3 MILES
Housed in a 1920 natatorium (indoor swimming pool) is the very worthwhile Baker Heritage Museum. On display are machinery and antiques from Baker City's…
5.59 MILES
To ogle the 80.33oz solid-gold Armstrong Nugget, found in the area in 1913, visit the US Bank during regular banking hours.
5.5 MILES
Great if you like fully restored Victorian houses. Philanthropist Leo Adler lived here for 94 years, and much of the furniture and fixtures are original…
5.3 MILES
Housed in a 1920 natatorium (indoor swimming pool) is the very worthwhile Baker Heritage Museum. On display are machinery and antiques from Baker City's…
5.5 MILES
Great if you like fully restored Victorian houses. Philanthropist Leo Adler lived here for 94 years, and much of the furniture and fixtures are original…
5.59 MILES
To ogle the 80.33oz solid-gold Armstrong Nugget, found in the area in 1913, visit the US Bank during regular banking hours.
27.94 MILES
In Union, about 15 miles southeast of La Grande, is this interesting museum, chronicling the histories of Union, Wallowa and other counties. Relics…