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Go Wild offers food-focused, fun-inspired outdoor tours in Eastern Oregon. Choose from a unique variety of day trips and multi-day experiences: backpacking in the Elkhorns and the Wallowa Mountains, stand-up paddle board (SUP) stargazing tours, gourmet day hikes, beginner fly fishing, historic walking tours, and more. Contact Go Wild for custom outdoor adventures, glamping retreats, and outdoor team-building. As they like to say, "Grab your boots, get out of the city, and go wild!"  More

The late afternoon light wanes as Scot Violette trudges up a steep incline in the Umatilla National Forest. I trail a dozen or so paces behind when he hollers to his hiking partner, Pete Nelson: “Hey, I think I’ve found a footprint.” I scamper up the slope to get a closer look. More

Range Tour & Shuttle Co. is based in Baker City, Oregon and offers guided mountain bike rides, as well as hiking and biking shuttles in and around the Baker Valley. More

We named it Hells Canyon to scare people – but folks who appreciate jaw-dropping scenery and rugged rivers will want to tackle Eastern Oregon head first. There’s no better way to start exploring the region than on one of Oregon’s two designated Scenic Bikeways. Take on all of the Grand Tour Scenic Bikeway’s 135 miles,… More

Take a guided walking tour of Historic Baker City. See the Victorian elegance from the Gold Mining days of the Western Frontier. This guide take you to many of the more than 100 buildings in the Baker City Historic District. More

Experience Oregon’s only horse-drawn elk-viewing tours during winter months. True horsemanship training for horse & human during the summer. More

Nearly all of today’s excursion and museum railroads operate on abandoned rights-of-way. The Sumpter Valley Railway, located 26 miles southwest of Baker City Oregon, on U.S. Highway 7, has a unique characteristic over all of these railroads. We have built the railroad ourselves. Although the road bed and track is mostly on original Sumpter Valley Railway right-of-way, the original track was scrapped in 1947, and nearly all of the original road bed had eroded away. With an all volunteer work force, the SVRy has rebuilt... More