With the Wallowa Mountains rising in the background, this tree-lined canyon is a respite in the High Desert. Bring your fishing gear, because you don't want to miss the rainbow trout. They'll tease you with their silvery fins. Your fly-fishing must be at the top of its game.
Work off your picnic lunch with the Horseshoe pits or a 3-mile nature trail. Then take a nap under the towering pines.
Campgrounds in the park offer you a perfect home base for exploring the area. Nearby Hells Canyon is the deepest gorge in North America. A few pioneer graveyards remind you of how difficult it was to settle these lands 150 years ago.
The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center near Baker Cityexplains the area's human history. Anglers definitely need to check out Eagle
With the Wallowa Mountains rising in the background, this tree-lined canyon is a respite in the High Desert. Bring your fishing gear, because you don't want to miss the rainbow trout. They'll tease you with their silvery fins. Your fly-fishing must be at the top of its game.
Work off your picnic lunch with the Horseshoe pits or a 3-mile nature trail. Then take a nap under the towering pines.
Campgrounds in the park offer you a perfect home base for exploring the area. Nearby Hells Canyon is the deepest gorge in North America. A few pioneer graveyards remind you of how difficult it was to settle these lands 150 years ago.
The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center near Baker Cityexplains the area's human history. Anglers definitely need to check out Eagle Creek for more great fishing.
You can pick from one of 20 rustic campsites with water nearby. The parking lot can accommodate self-contained RVs.
Where Catherine Creek’s 20 primitive sites now stand, native populations once harvested steelhead and huckleberries. With the peaks of the Wallowa Mountains piercing the desert sky, camping on this culturally and ecologically rich land is humbling. You can expect a lower-key camping experience with simple amenities, such as nearby water, restrooms Read more...
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Catherine Creek State Park
In Oregon's high desert, this creek babbles through a canyon beneath Ponderosa Pines.
With the Wallowa Mountains rising in the background, this tree-lined canyon is a respite in the High Desert. Bring your fishing gear, because you don't want to miss the rainbow trout. They'll tease you with their silvery fins. Your fly-fishing must be at the top of its game.
Work off your picnic lunch with the Horseshoe pits or a 3-mile nature trail. Then take a nap under the towering pines.
Campgrounds in the park offer you a perfect home base for exploring the area. Nearby Hells Canyon is the deepest gorge in North America. A few pioneer graveyards remind you of how difficult it was to settle these lands 150 years ago.
The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center near Baker Cityexplains the area's human history. Anglers definitely need to check out Eagle
With the Wallowa Mountains rising in the background, this tree-lined canyon is a respite in the High Desert. Bring your fishing gear, because you don't want to miss the rainbow trout. They'll tease you with their silvery fins. Your fly-fishing must be at the top of its game.
Work off your picnic lunch with the Horseshoe pits or a 3-mile nature trail. Then take a nap under the towering pines.
Campgrounds in the park offer you a perfect home base for exploring the area. Nearby Hells Canyon is the deepest gorge in North America. A few pioneer graveyards remind you of how difficult it was to settle these lands 150 years ago.
The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center near Baker Cityexplains the area's human history. Anglers definitely need to check out Eagle Creek for more great fishing.
You can pick from one of 20 rustic campsites with water nearby. The parking lot can accommodate self-contained RVs.
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Where Catherine Creek’s 20 primitive sites now stand, native populations once harvested steelhead and huckleberries. With the peaks of the Wallowa Mountains piercing the desert sky, camping on this culturally and ecologically rich land is humbling. You can expect a lower-key camping experience with simple amenities, such as nearby water, restrooms Read more...
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