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Cowboy Dinner Tree

50836 County Highway 4-12 Silver Lake, OR 97638 View on Map
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Years and years ago when, long before there was an old shack under what is now the Cowboy Dinner Tree, the ranchers from Paisley, Summer Lake and Siver Lake pushed their cattle through Sycan trail enroute to the lush meadows of the Sycan Marsh. <br><br> By the time the cowboys had moved the cattle from Silver Lake lake bed to the Dinner Tree, it was considered the half-way point. <br><br> There, the chuck wagon was waiting to serve-up some buckeroo beans and biscuits. <br><br> Today after all these many years, the Cowboy Dinner Tree still serves-up the beans and bread, along with a slab of beef that most cowboys would only dream of on the trail!

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