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Public Transit that provides Demand Response services as well as fixed routes to Bend, Redmond, Burns, Pendleton and Walla Walla. They have a charging station for cell phones, tablets and other electronic, and offer complimentary water and Wi-Fi, as well as public restroom and vehicle parking. The buses accommodate bicycles and the staff friendly and helpful. More

We are a Christ-centered Non-Profit coffee house, dedicated to serving and raising up the local community, through providing a gathering place, quality drinks and treats and a warm environment that embraces creativity and spiritual growth. More

We cordially invite you to stop by and enjoy a real taste of western culture, cowboy style. The Grant County Ranch and Rodeo Museum captures the legacy of American cowboys, past and present. From ropes and saddles to bits and spurs: The entire museum collection of photos, tools and literature chronicles cowboy lifestyle in the best and the worst of times. The ranches they worked and the rodeos they created have all become synonymous with what it means to be a westerner. More

It’s safe to say we were here to explore, to savor each moment and to celebrate the freedom of the wilderness. We set off with our dog Riggins late in the afternoon toward Slide Lake. The trail turned south, traversing the eastern side of the ridge and offering views of aptly named Slide Mountain, with numerous avalanche paths leaving scars down its face. Above, basalt columns stood in various states of toppling into each other. More

Station 62 is the new home to Silver Lining, no. 1862 (formerly Roan Home Decor) and the new coffee shop/drive thru ’62 coffee. We aim to serve Canyon City and the rest of Grant County as a community hub. Our new coffee shop, ’62 Coffee will be carrying Coffee Corral roasted in Baker City, Oregon and will feature pastries, breakfast and lunch items from our local baker. The Station will also be the new home of H2 (Haley Hueckman) paintings. We look forward to evening... More

Gold rush fever hit Oregon in the 1860s, and Canyon City, just south of John Day, felt the heat. The remaining riches of the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness, the Malheur National Forest and the John Day River lure campers, hikers, fishermen and cross-country skiers. Check out a treasure of natural history at the Thomas Condon Paleontology Center and the Sheep Rock Unit of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. More

Starr Campground is located just off of US Highway 395 making it very easy to get to.  The campground has an upper level that is closer to the highway, yet still set back amongst beautiful pondersa pines.  The lower part of the campground is set further back in the pine trees allowing for a more secluded experience.  This beautiful campground sets in a prime spot for hunters, hikers and wildlife enthusiats.  Within a 7 mile drive of the campground are numerous trailheads leading into the... More

This state sponsored Sno-Park provides parking near the west end of the Forest’s snowmobile trail system. Located on the south side of beautiful Canyon Mountain visitors will find miles of groomed snowmobile trails to enjoy.  The Grant County Snowballers snow mobile group provide miles of groomed snowmobile trails throughout the Malheur National Forest. Please visit the Grant County Snowballers for maps and other grooming information for snowmobile trails in the area. More

Established in an old growth ponderosa pine stand, this area includes a short barrier-free trail with interpretive signs, longer trail through additional old growth area, a parking area, picnic table and barrier free toilet.  The trail allows visitors to learn about old growth ponderosa pine stands first hand while enjoying a beautiful, easy hike. More