The Top 11 Attractions in Grant County

Baldy Lake is a primitive, small alpine lake located in the North Fork John Day Wilderness. There is no fee or pass required for this site and it is only … read more

Strawberry Lake sits at 6,266 feet in a glacial basin at the foot of Strawberry Mountain. The lake is the largest in the area, covering 36 acres. Campgrounds are found … read more

The Skyline Trail takes you into the eastern edge of the Strawberry Mountains. The path goes up to High and Slide Lakes, before continuing on into the heart of the … read more

Fall Mountain is 5,928 feet above sea level and is found in the eastern Aldrich Mountain Range. A lookout tower is found on the summit, which can be rented out … read more

The Crawfish Lake is just a short detour from the Elkhorn Drive Scenic Byway (FR 73). This is a scenic alpine lake offering views of all the surrounding jagged peaks. … read more

The summit of Strawberry Mountain stands at 9,042 feet, making it the 30th highest point in Oregon. The mountain was named by homesteader Nathan Willis Fisk because he found an abundance of wild strawberries in the area.

Nestled in the Strawberry Mountains at 7,465 feet above sea level, High Lake is a beautiful high alpine lake surround by peaks and forests. Slide Lake is just a short … read more

Slide Lake is a quiet and secluded alpine lake located at 5980 feet in elevation. There are no amenities here, thus adding to the secluded wilderness feel. The trail is … read more

Peavy Trail runs along side the North Fork John Day River. The trail itself is part of an old road with small grassy openings, and burned lodgepole pine from the … read more