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The Oregon Timber Trail is epic – so if you’re the type who likes to stretch parameters in search of singular adventures, start with this segment that begins across the border in California. (This ride as mapped is an out-and-back, but it can be the first stage of a Timber Trail odyssey.)From Tall Town Bike & Camp in Lakeview, drive 15 miles south on Highway 395. Turn left on Pine Creek Canyon Rd. (County Road 2) just past the Welcome to California sign. Follow the... More

The Campground at Cave Lake is little used and the perfect place for a week-end or week-long getaway.   Facilities open as weather permits; usually early July to late October.  Cave Lake Campground is located in 7 miles Southwest of Pine Creek, in the town of Alturas. More

Founded in 1984, Stringer's Orchard Winery is family owned and operated.  The winery is nestled in Goose Lake Valley with rugged mountains towering to the east and expansive Goose Lake to the west.  Not only is the view spectacular, the location is ideal for growing the regions hardy delicacy, the wild plum.  It is from this wine that they produce their famous wine that many consider superior to all other fruit wines.  More

New Pine Creek is a great little town. It's got that off-the-beaten track, locals-only, undiscovered territory kind of charm. We currently don't have any stories or activities for this little gem, so we're counting on you to go exploring and report back. More

Deep Creek campground is located in the South Warner Mountains, one hour 25 minutes southeast of Lakeview, Oregon. This site offers rustic camping in a ponderosa pine, cottonwood, and aspen setting. Colorful wildflowers are abundant in spring and early summer. It is a popular camp in the fall for hunters.  Amenities include four campsites along the creek, each with picnic tables and fire grates, and one vault toilet. There are fishing, wildlife viewing and hiking opportunities. There is no potable water. Visitors need to pack plenty of water.  More

Provides access to: Crane Mountain National Recreation Trail #161. An 8.3 mile portion of this trail, south of the summit of Crane Mountain, is within the Crane-Bidwell Semi-Primitive Motorized Area. Crane Mountain Trailhead is located in the South Warner Mountains, 15 minutes southeast, of Lakeview, Oregon at 6,585 feet in elevationThis distinctive high elevation forest features mixed conifers like white bark pine. Open meadows and some wetlands make this a diverse landscape. There are remnants of the old fire lookout at the summit of Crane Mountain, including stunning views.Parking... More

Goose Lake State Recreation Area is a green and shady destination of wildlife and wildlife watchers on the Oregon-California border. Its grassy expanse also makes it an inviting place to camp. It is home to many species of birds and other wildlife including a large herd of mule deer which spend much of the time in the 48-site campground. The park provides hot showers, grassy areas suitable for tents, paved sites, shade trees, fireplaces, electrical hookups, telephone and a dump station. Brochures are available at... More

The Willow Creek Campground offers secluded tent and trailer sites in a large ponderosa pine and aspen setting. The campsites are located on the banks of Willow Creek. More

Located 40 minutes southeast of Lakeview, Oregon, Twin Springs campground offers three peaceful campsites at 6,300 feet elevation. Twin Springs gurgles up in the center of the forest camp amid tall ponderosa pine, white fir, and aspen trees. There is a lush riparian understory along the creek and bright wildflowers in the late spring and summer.  Amenities at Twin Springs include picnic tables and fire grates, and one vault toilet. Visitors can enjoy bird watching, wildlife viewing (deer are common) and hiking on the Crane... More

Provides access to: Crane Mountain National Recreation Trail #161.Located 35 minutes east of Lakeview, Oregon, the Rogger Meadow trailhead is part of a day use area in the South Warner Mountains. There is one vault toilet and adequate parking area with trailer turnaround. In the winter it is a popular destination for snowmobilers and cross country skiers, as the trail is accessible in both directions.The environment at the trailhead is a spacious, grassy meadow with a creek flowing through it. This wetland setting attracts wildlife and... More

From great specialty coffees to pizza and oven baked sandwichs this is a locals favorite. Located in the Blarney Brothers Coffee & Smoke Shop with outdoor seating in summer. More

A locals hangout, this cafe is known for it's homemade breads, rolls, pies and just good old home cooking.  Get there early as the seats fill up quick. More

Lake End Village is a monthly minimum stay RV Park. They believe that reducing the daily in and out traffic creates for a unique and peaceful experience for guests. Whether you’re planning to explore the Scenic Oregon Outback or you are in town to work, Lake End Village is the peace and quiet you’ve been looking for in Lakeview Oregon RV parks.  More

The Lakeview District offers a variety of recreation opportunities. The landscapes across the four million plus acres of publicland include forested mountains and vast reaches of high elevation desert. Dispersed recreation activities associated withhunting, fishing, off highway vehicle operation, as well as wildlife viewing and sight seeing represent the preponderance of visitoractivities. Gerber Reservoir and Topsy site in the Klamath Falls resource area offer developed camping and boating facilitieslocated most closely to an urban population. The Klamath River also offers quality white-water rafting on a... More

This two-story home, built in 1922, features a dizzying array of items. Both the main floor and the basement are stuffed with a cornucopia of items, including housewares, shaving mugs, Victorian era clothing, dolls, hats, Native American artifacts, military uniforms, old phonographs, ranch equipment and historical documents. More

Old style drive through or eat in for great burgers, sandwichs, milkshakes, soup and ice cream. Try the soup & grilled croissant. More

Driving through the landscapes of Southern Oregon’s Lake County is like entering a painting where the oil hasn't quite dried. The skies are huge, cut with dramatic scarps and overlaid with a palette of tawny browns and pale greens. L More

A clean, friendly motel with all rooms having fridges, microwaves, color TVs, coffee makers and free Wi-Fi internet. Most rooms have parking directly in front of the rooms and the motel is pet friendly & bike friendly. More

Sheep and cattle ranchers first settled around the Southern Oregon town of Lakeview in the 1870s, and their descendants remain in the state’s tallest town (4,798 feet). Expansive views of high-desert lakes and the tremendous Warner Mountains bring many a traveler to drive the Oregon Outback Scenic Byway. Visit the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge to see pronghorn, sage grouse and bighorn sheep, or hike through the shifting sand dunes in Christmas Valley. More

Dig your own Plush Oregon Sunstone at Double Eagle Mining Co. Double Eagle Mining Co. is a mine that provides direct source of Plush Sunstone. Double Eagle Mining Company operates over 200 acres of Oregon Sunstone producing Feldspar Basalt flows in the Plush Oregon area. Located in the high desert of eastern Oregon, just outside the town of Plush, Double Eagle Mining Co. is a direct supplier of Plush Oregon Sunstone, which has been mined and collected since late 1800. They believe everyone should have... More

If you’ve been looking for that off-the-beaten path road trip, there’s almost no place in the state more remote than Lakeview, home to around 2,300 people who call Southern Oregon’s outback home. This high-desert town has no stoplight. It’s 100 miles east of Klamath Falls, 140 miles south of Burns and 175 miles southeast of Bend. More

Welcome to your next great adventure. Spend three days (or more) in this land of basin and range, history and innovation, culture and quiet. Follow this itinerary for an extraordinary escape. More

Back Yard Floral & Wine has been servicing the Lakeview area since 1992. You'll find floral and gardening supplies and other products at this family owned business. They also host wine tastings. More

There are no crowds, no noise and not much in the way of bright lights in Southern Oregon’s Lake County — just a whole lot of quiet (except for the cattle). That makes it a spectacular place for outdoor adventuring — from hiking and biking to camping, fishing, paddling and more. Inhabited by the Burns Paiute Tribe for thousands of years, this remote 8,000-square-mile region — marked by its dry climate and high altitude — is also world-renowned for one of humankind’s most ancient pastimes:... More

Warner Canyon, opened in 1938, is one of the oldest operating ski areas in Oregon. This old fashion ski hill was founded in the spirit of the old west, created and run by local volunteers.There's one chairlift, a triple chair with two landings, serving the hill. Total vertical rise is 732 feet, with mostly intermediate terrain. Warner Canyon sports a rustic day lodge, heated by solar and woody biomass sustainably harvested from the property.Located on Hwy 140, 10 miles northeast of Lakeview More

Not only can you get pizza delivered but burgers, salads & broasted chicken. Eat in available also, beer & wine, video games for the kids or kids at heart More

Breakfast specialties, soup, sandwiches and salads. Go back in time in this little diner on main street, old fashioned bottled soda is available also. More