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Every time we have enjoyed the atmosphere at Anthony Lake, it has been surprisingly quiet with far fewer people present than expected. The lake has a boat launch and is very accessible for bringing a canoe or other water vessel. A popular place for fishing, the scenic mountains surrounding the lake make you feel truly disconnected from the world in the best way possible. There is a trail around the entire perimeter of the lake that is great for a stroll with pets or children - or even yourself! The lake also has camping, both RV and tent sites available, along with 3 yurts you can reserve to lengthen your stay.

A gorgeous, isolated lake with a very easy hike in order to access. The trail follows the West side of the lake. I believe the lake gets its name from the black soil around and under the lake. Not many seem to know about this gem, so do not be surprised to find yourselves the only ones there. The trail only has one small moderate section - for roughly one fifth of a mile, otherwise it is quite flat or only a moderate uphill as it follows the stream. The trail is very well defined and kid/dog friendly. Pack a lunch or even fishing gear for an enjoyable afternoon.

Old Trail Road runs parallel to I-84, just outside Baker City, offering breathtaking views of the valley, picturesque ranches, and Lake Bob. It's the perfect route for a relaxing ride as you take in the area's natural beauty.

Historic Highway 30 runs through Baker County and passes small towns like Haines, Baker City, Durkee, and Huntington. This scenic route offers breathtaking views of the countryside and connects with Baker County's three Scenic Byways, Burnt River Canyon, and Hells Canyon at Farewell Bend State Park. You can also enjoy wildlife watching and experience the Western culture of Baker County, with many of the County's 24 Oregon Century Farms visible from the roadside

Haines is a quaint town with a rich history dating back to the early 1900s. Nestled in the stunning Columbia River Gorge, it offers a relaxed and peaceful lifestyle. Despite its size of only around 400 residents, it is renowned for its Fourth of July celebration and historical museum.

The Anthony Lakes Highway, part of the Elkhorn Drive Scenic Byway, is a breathtaking stretch of road, offering unparalleled views of the stunning Baker Valley and the majestic Wallowa Mountains in the distance. It is a gorgeous route between Haines and North Powder that should not be missed!

Just outside of Baker City is an Oregon Trail Memorial erected in 1943. This memorial commemorates the anniversary of the first pioneer wagon trains to come through this area along the Oregon Trail.

Halfway is a small city in the foothills of Wallowa Whitman National Forest. Located only 18 miles from the Idaho border, Halfway is primarily a ranching community. In the winter you can expect all the common snowsports, and in the spring you can take advantage of the rodeos, hiking, camping, and more!