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While relaxing at the Historic Union Hotel, treat yourself to Prime Rib, Fetuccine with clam sauce, or even Halibut steak. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available. Treat your taste buds during your fabulous vacation! More

Constructed in the early 1920s, this brick hotel was recently restored and offers uniquely decorated rooms in a relaxing atmosphere. Located in the heart of Union's National Historic District, filled with Victorian era commercial buildings and homes. More

Family dining in the quaint town of Union.  More

The town of Union was settled by orchardists who planted the first pear and apple trees here in the foothills of the Blue Mountains in the 1860s. Explore the charming downtown, a collection of Victorian homes and brick buildings that make up Union’s National Historic District. Nearby Catherine Creek State Park is just one entry point into the grand Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, with camping, hiking and fishing opportunities in a tranquil setting alongside Catherine Creek. More

Located on Main Street in Union, Oregon, LG Brewskis resides in an 1870’s timber building on the Registry of Historic Places.It’s a must for beer and wine lovers. Known for its extensive selection of Pacific Northwest microbrews and wines for such a small establishment. LG Brewskis' has a small menu for food and usually has daily specials. Whether you're a regular or an out of town guest, everyone is greeted like an old friend by the staff.LG Brewskis has a proud tradition of entertainment that... More

This highly regarded museum features the Cowboys Then & Now Collection, along with exhibits showing the area's rich natural and cultural history. More

The Reastaurant at the Historic Union Hotel features some of the finest dining in the region. More

Find handcrafted soap, skin and hair care, herbal teas, shrubs concentrates, plant crafted sobers and oils, pygora goats and fiber at Cat's Paw Farm Mercantile. More

Come and Enjoy Beautiful Eastern Oregon , the Grande R onde Valley and the town of Union. Let us share the rich history of the area, along with our knowledge of farming and ranching. We are 4th generation ranchers and are ready to show you some down home hospitality in our 100 year old Queen Anne Bed and Breakfast, with 4 bedrooms and two baths up stairs. We serve up a hearty and healthy ranch breakfast, with alternate dishes when requested. Enjoy rambling on our... More

Hike ancient forests, wildflower meadows, and beside untamed rivers. Experience the wilderness while we provide everything you need for a safe, fun, relaxing vacation. More

Hot Lake Springs is a destination within itself, with history dating as far back as the 1800s when Native Americans and families traveling along the Oregon trail used the hot springs as a place to rest and heal. Today, whether you are interested in history, art, spa treatments, mineral springs, wildlife or taking a break from reality, Hot Lake Springs has something for everyone. More

Dine in the historic Hot Lake Springs Hotel! All-you-can-eat pasta and salad, featuring "pasta of the day" specials. After dinner, enjoy a free family-friendly movie in the Crystal Theatre on site.  Call ahead for breakfast. Stop by for lunch any day and enjoy salad and potato bar with all the toppings. After your meal, tour the historic hotel, bronze foundry, art galleries, and Native American and military history museums. More

Apple Spring Micro Farm is not just fruits and vegetables.. it's a total sensory experience.Enjoy organic fruits, veggies, baked goods, eggs and flowers from the farm among a beautiful landscape. As part of the Cove-Union farm loop, Apple Spring provides a unique offering of items and a great service experience for those who choose to venture on up to visit. Call for the latest updates on what is available from our gardens, and what the treat of the day is. Don't forget - garden starts... More

A natural warm-water swimming pool and picnic area on the edge of the small town of Cove in Oregons Grande Ronde Valley. More

This Cove staple exemplifies the charm of the Old West, and boasts a fantastic steak, prawns, and other meals which you can imagine the cowboys of old consuming, all in a setting where cowboys still exist! You would be hard pressed to find more kind and helpful staff and certainly the character of the Cove Tavern cannot be duplicated. More

Eastern Oregon is lush with classic Americana, and one such example which dot many of its towns is the drive-in. The Cove drive-in is classic small town America at its best and features a no frills menu of burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries and the other staples you expect when visiting a classic drive-in, and best of all are the '50's style shakes and malts which compliment Cove's scenic backdrop and peaceful lifestyle perfectly on those hot summer days. More

Eighty miles/129 kilometers of big mountain views and small ranching communities await on this peaceful tour through the Grande Ronde and Powder river valleys, an easy detour off Interstate 84. More

Cove 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

Surrounded by the sprawling Eagle Cap Wilderness, the completely renovated Minam River Lodge exudes alpine luxury — and it’s one of the few hike/fly-in lodges left in the country. There are only three ways to access it: by foot, on horseback or charter plane. More

The communities of Cove and Union reside in the Grande Ronde Valley, tucked between the alpine peaks of the Wallowas and the rolling, forested Blue Mountains. More

Ascension Chapel is a highlight of Cove, a tiny town nestled at the base of Mount Fanny. Built in 1869, the picturesque Episcopal church has been visited by such esteemed guests as Desmond Tutu and the former Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop, Edmond Browning. The stained glass window was brought by ship around the horn. More

Tranquil, crystal-clear waters and towering ponderosa pines frame the landscape at Catherine Creek State Park. Cradled in a canyon created by the creek, the park provides visitors a cool, quiet and peaceful setting for outdoor activities. Camp in the campground next to Catherine Creek and enjoy the thrill of landing a rainbow trout or simply cool your heels in its icy waters. Bring your friends or family and enjoy a day in our picnic area: play a game of horseshoes, take a leisurely hike along... More

Folly Farm is a gathering place for people looking to develop heirloom vegetables, along with an incredible seedbank. It's a way of life, preserving old, hearty heirloom fruits and veggies. We promote home-gorwn self-reliance in people, we love cultivating and sharing seeds, and most of all we nuture fellowship among home agriculturists in Eastern Oregon. More

The Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife has developed a 3,208 acre viewing and preservation area for birds and animals. Resident and migrating wildlife of all sizes and types can be seen in the marshlands. New nature trail and auto tour on Peach Road, one mile off OR Hwy. 203. Viewpoint follow Foothill Road south from La Grande, or exit #268 off I-84, SE of La Grande. Parking permit required ($7), available at ODFW office. More

The Ladd Marsh Bird Festival is scheduled at the height of Spring migration and nesting in the Grande Ronde Valley and to commemorate World Migratory Bird Day. Few, if any, places in Union County have a more diverse bird population than can be found at the Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area. Over 200 species of birds either visit or live permanently at Ladd Marsh.Only on the bird festival weekend, birders have the opportunity to explore areas of the wildlife area generally closed to the public providing... More