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1188 Brewing Company

Bike Friendly Business

In the heart of John Day River Territory and very near the Painted Hills - one of the 7 Wonders of Oregon - you'll find the newest member of the Eastern Oregon Brews Byway. 1188 Brewing Company is located on the main street of John Day and features such tasty beers as Black Oak Instigator, Rim Rock IPA, and Leafdropper - to name a few. In addition to beers brewed on site, the popular pub offers several guest taps from small breweries around Oregon. Whenever possible,... More

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Eastern Oregon , John Day , Food & Drink , Beer & Breweries , Dining , Family Fun , Pet-Friendly Travel ,

Potamus Point

South of the Umatilla National Forest, Potamus Point offers a magnificent canyon view of the Wild and Scenic North Fork John Day River drainage. Keep a look out for bighorn sheep that were reintroduced into the canyon. This is a stop off the Blue Mountain Scenic Byway. More

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Eastern Oregon , Long Creek , Wilderness & Natural Areas ,

Stellar Cabin Hideaway

Cozy and private cabin rental, with an amazing view. This is the perfect place to relax while exploring the many wonders of the area. Set on a hill with a view of the stars and Wedding Cake Rim. Soak in a cowboy hot tub.*One of the many stops along the John Day River Farm Trail More

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Eastern Oregon , Kimberly , Camping , Lodging , Vacation Rentals , Photography , Wildlife Viewing ,

Antelope

This little ranching town was born when a stagecoach rumbled to a stop on an arid plain in Central Oregon. Antelope draws fossil fanatics to the nearby Clarno Unit of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, while the Crooked River National Grassland teems with options for camping, hiking and fishing. Whitewater thrill seekers and flat-water floaters enjoy the Deschutes and John Day rivers. Get a scare with a visit to a nearby ghost town. More

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Central Oregon , Cities ,

John Day

With its cattle drives down Main Street, the Timber Truckers Light Parade and border collies and horse trailers, the small community of John Day wears its heart and heritage on its sleeve. Dramatic scenery, the beautiful, meandering John Day River and the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument all testify to the area’s remarkable geologic past. Outdoor recreation is a huge draw for visitors, though historic sites are also popular. The Kam Wah Chung & Co. Museum offers a fascinating look at the lives of... More

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Eastern Oregon , Cities ,

Spray

Small in size but big on scenery, Spray is smack in the middle of John Day Fossil Beds country. The postage stamp-size burg was named for the first postmaster, John Fremont Spray. Drive along the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway, or take a two-wheeled tour on the Painted Hills Scenic Bikeway. Outdoor enthusiasts love the tranquility of the John Day River for rafting, hiking and fishing, while others giddyup at the annual rodeo. More

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Eastern Oregon , Cities ,

Cottonwood Canyon State Park

Cottonwood Canyon State Park is rugged and vast, from the vertical cliffs carved by the John Day River to deep side canyons and arid, rocky grasslands that extend for miles in all directions. The park’s 8,000-plus acres are open for exploring, stargazing (the park was certified as an International Dark Sky Park in 2024) and contemplating the elemental forces that carved this unique landscape. The Pinnacles Trail and the Lost Corral Trail, each 4.3 miles one way, follow either side of the John Day River downstream.... More

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Eastern Oregon , Wasco , Dark Sky , State Parks , Boating & Jet Boating , Camping , Fishing , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Wildlife Viewing , Picnicking ,

Vinegar Hill-Indian Rock Scenic Area

Located in the northeast part of the Forest, this high elevation area provides spectacular vistas of the North Fork John Day Wilderness, the Middle and North Fork drainages of the John Day River, and the peaks of the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness to the south. The area has a rich history and active and decaying remains of mines can be seen. The area provides unfettered opportunities for solitude and isolation except during big-game hunting seasons. More

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Eastern Oregon , Bates , Other Outdoor , Bicycling , Hunting , Wildlife Viewing ,

Priest Hole Recreation Site

For a rustic overnight stay deep in Eastern Oregon, let your tires roll past the Painted Hills and drive deep into John Day River Territory to the Priest Hole Recreation Site. Although primitive, camping here lands you in the middle of the Wild and Scenic John Day River, designated for scenery, recreation, fish, wildlife, and geologic values. Camping is allowed everywhere, including on the gravel bar northeast of Priest Hole, where you sleep to the gurgle of the river and stepping out of your tent... More

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Eastern Oregon , Mitchell , Campgrounds , Camping , Hunting , Hiking & Backpacking , Wildlife Viewing ,

Dayville

Named for the vibrant John Day River flowing past its doorstep, this sleepy burg in Eastern Oregon is a heartland of natural beauty. Hop on the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway or, for a two-wheeled exploration, the Old West Scenic Bikeway. Fossil fans dig the Thomas Condon Paleontology Center at the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. Check out modern-day wildlife at the Phillip W. Schneider Wildlife Area and Native American pictographs at Picture Gorge. More

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Eastern Oregon , Cities ,

Mount Vernon

If you like long scenic drives or bike rides, it's likely you'll find yourself in Eastern Oregon, and if you're lucky, Mount Vernon. This small community sits on the banks of the John Day River and is a stone's throw from the famous John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. There is plenty to see and do in the area, with easy access to miles of backcountry trails and viewpoints. And, bonus, there's also a local winery. More

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Eastern Oregon , Cities ,

Apricot Apiaries

Tucked inside Thomas Orchards, the honey stand has local pure, raw honey, honey products and candles. Find out about hive rentals for fuite and nut pollination; Queens and Nucs bees for Oregon; educational workshops and an observation hive. *One of the many stops along the John Day River Farm Trail More

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Eastern Oregon , Kimberly , Shopping , Farms & Ranches , Auto Touring , Educational Activities , Wildlife Viewing ,

Equine Mania

Equine Mania is hosted by Wheatacres Ranch and has access to a dirt arena with barrels, poles, dressage arena and jumps, permanent trail course, and sorting pen and cattle. Lesson horses are available as are limited stalls and pens and dry camping for overnight stays for events. *One of the many stops along the John Day River Farm Trail . More

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Eastern Oregon , Wasco , Family Fun , Farms & Ranches , Horseback Riding ,

Triple H Homestead

Triple H Homestead creates quality homemade goods in small batches. Choose from soaps, lotions and other bath and body producsts, as well as seasonal treats made by Rose. If you'd like to purchase products, have a question or comment please send an email. *One of the many stops along the John Day River Farm Trail More

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Eastern Oregon , Monument , Artisan Producers , Family Fun , Lodging , Photography , Wildlife Viewing ,

Wasco

South of the Columbia River in Eastern Oregon, Wasco is a land of wheat fields, windmills and wild natural beauty.Weathered barns and houses recall its place in pioneer history, when Oregon Trail travelers passed nearby. Modern-day explorers are drawn to Cottonwood Canyon State Park — with hiking, fishing, boating and camping on the scenic John Day River — and to White River Falls State Park, with a magnificent 90-foot cascade crashing into a large pool. More

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Eastern Oregon , Cities ,

Lepage Park

Overview LePage Park is located at the confluence of the John Day and Columbia Rivers just five miles from Rufus, Oregon, and the John Day Dam. Popular activities include river fishing, swimming, water skiing and boating.Recreation Visitors enjoy boating, water sports and swimming in the river. Anglers fish for smallmouth bass, catfish, and abundant sunfish. A boat ramp is located at the campground for convenient river access.Facilities The campground offers 22 sites with electric hookups and 20 primitive walk-to tent sites. Amenities include flush and... More

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Eastern Oregon , Wasco , Parks & Recreational Areas , Boating & Jet Boating , Camping , Fishing , Wildlife Viewing , Swimming ,

Better Blooms & Gardens

This Full-service nursery offers high quality annuals for bedding, baskets adn containers, and over 200 perennials. They also carry bark, mushroom compost, and garden compost in bulk, along with red cinders. Baskets are high quality and long blooming. The chainsaw carvings are by a local artist. Seaonsally Arpil- July and September - October. Call for days and hours. One of the many stops along the John Day River Farm Trail . More

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Eastern Oregon , Prairie City , Farms & Ranches ,

We are in Roseburg & want to go to Eastern Oregon beyond Crater Lake and head north towards Ione with our travel trailer. We like hiking and biking too. Where should we stop and what should we see on the way?

If you go north from Crater Lake toward Bend on 97, you can then head east on Highway 26. You will pass through wonderful small towns between Prineville and Mitchell as well as plenty of campgrounds and hiking options in the Ochoco National Forest. From Mitchell, you can follow the John Day River on Oregon 19, a beautiful route that will lead you directly to Ione. More

Bologna Creek Ranch

Cabins and camping on a 3,000 acre cattle ranch nestled between the Umatilla National Forest and thousands of acres of Federal Wildlands. Great for bird and wildlife watching.Walk along a steelhead spawning creek and through old growth Ponderosa Pine. Or choose a manufactured home on orchard property, just one mile from Kimberly. *One of the many stops along the John Day River Farm Trail . More

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Eastern Oregon , Kimberly , Camping , Lodging , Hotels & Motels ,

Tollbridge Campground

This is a small campground just off Highway 395 along the confluence of Desolation Creek and the North Fork John Day River. Tollbridge features 5 campsties and an accessible toilet. There is also a sign interpreting the geology of the area. There is no potable water or garbage service, so please pack your garbage home. Local attractions include hunting, fishing, swimming, non-motorized boating, and photography. More

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Eastern Oregon , Long Creek , Campgrounds , Camping ,

Little Creek Outfitters

Oregon State Marine Board

Professional outfitters deep rooted in fly-fishing since 1984, Little Creek Outfitters (LCO) guides on some of Oregon's best rivers, including the Deschutes, John Day, Owyhee (with Juniper River Adventures), Grande Ronde, and Sandy Rivers for steelhead, trout, and small mouth bass. Guides Marty and Mia take pride in carrying on the tradition of providing anglers with a fun, genuine, and quality experience in the wilderness that will keep you returning year after year. They also specialize in teaching single hand casting and spey casting with... More

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Central Oregon , Maupin , Guides & Charters , Fishing ,

Oriental Campground

This fairly secluded campground is near the end of Forest Road 5506 along the Wild and Scenic North Fork John Day River. It features 8 campsites and 2 accessible toilets. There is no potable water or garbage service, so please pack your garbage home. Large vehicles, trailers, and low clearance vehicles are not recommended due to poor access road and limited turnaround capability. This campground offers fishing, swimming, non-motorized boating, hiking, OHV riding, horseback riding, sight-seeing, and photography. Water levels are low in mid to late summer, which can impede use of boats. The... More

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Eastern Oregon , Ukiah , Campgrounds , Camping , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Swimming ,

Monument

Sitting at the confluence of two forks of the John Day River, Monument is a quick side trip off the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway in Eastern Oregon. This tiny farming community is a popular jumping-off point for hiking in the nearby Umatilla National Forest. Restful Big Bend campground marks the midpoint for cyclists on the Old West Scenic Bikeway. Camp out under the stars and watch for resident wildlife in this quiet locale. More

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Eastern Oregon , Cities ,

John Day Fossil Beds

This week I took a colorful hike through time through one of Oregon's most spectacular landscapes - the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. From its headwaters in the Blue Mountains to its salmon-rich confluence with the grand Columbia more than 225 miles away, the John Day River twists, turns, and carves a path through… More

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Eastern Oregon , John Day , Family Fun , Trip Ideas ,

Happy Hens Egg Farm

Cage-Free and naturally raised hens produce the gorgeous eggs sold here. Produce is available from the garden during the summer months. Look for the "Eggs" sign along teh south side of HWY 26 west of Dayville. Stop by! Also find Happy Hens Egg Farm at the Grant County Farmers Market . One of the many stops along the John Day River Farm Trail More

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Eastern Oregon , Dayville , Farms & Ranches ,

Nature Lover's Guide to the John Day River Territory

With snowcapped mountains, lush forests, rugged canyons, and prehistoric fossil beds, the John Day River Territory is a playground for nature lovers. The region’s natural beauty invites visitors to stay awhile; to bike, hike, fish, swim, paddle and savor life slowed down to perfection. It’s the perfect destination for those who want to trade in life’s hustle and bustle for a few days of peace, serenity, and awe-inspiring views.

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Eastern Oregon , Condon , Favorite Trips , Trip Ideas ,

Road Trip: Dayville, John Day, Canyon City, & Prairie City

In Eastern Oregon, hundreds of miles from the nearest skyscraper, is a land of breathtaking vistas where the high desert meets the mountains. Nestled along the Wild and Scenic John Day River in the shadow of electrifying sunsets over snow-capped peaks, the delightful small towns of Dayville, John Day, Canyon City, and Prairie City welcome you with their rich history and charm. More

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Eastern Oregon , Favorite Trips ,

Baldy Creek Trailhead

The Baldy Creek Trailhead is located on the north side of the North Fork John Day Wilderness along the Elkhorn Drive Scenic Byway where Baldy Creek joins the Wild and Scenic North Fork John Day River. The site is frequented by summertime day hikers, backpackers, horseback riders and during fall hunting season. A primary attraction of the area is the hike into Baldy Lake.The site provides access to Baldy Creek Trail # 1603 which lies almost entirely within the North Fork John Day Wilderness, providing access to... More

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Eastern Oregon , Sumpter , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,

Earthly Home Natural Market

Earthly Home Natural Market is dedicated to providing fresh and local items to our small rural community. John day is located in what is called a "food desert" so bringing more natural and healthy products to our area is priority. We are dedicated in educating our patrons in healthy alternatives to the highly processed standard American diet that results in a plethora of negative affects on the body. We'd also like to address that it doesn't have to break the bank to make healthy choices.... More

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Eastern Oregon , John Day , Farms & Ranches ,

Moro

A stone’s throw from the Oregon Trail, Moro is a land of wheat fields, windmills and natural wonders on the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway. Browse Main Street’s antique shops and craft stores, and top off lunch with a creamy milkshake. Visit the Sherman County Historical Museum to learn about pioneers, Native American communities and farming history. Supreme hiking, boating and camping await along the beautiful John Day River at nearby Cottonwood Canyon State Park. More

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