ワローワ山脈周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Until I got here, I was convinced, the majestic Grand Canyon is the deepest canyon the United States. In fact, Hells Canyon, shaped by the Snake River, takes the cake. The overlook offers a nice panoramic view with some benches to spend more time. There is also a pit toilet available.

To reach Glacier Lake from the north, you'll have to climb Glacier Pass, a 1,000 foot (333m) climb from Moccasin Lake over just under two miles. The trail is easy to follow and has decent, if rocky, footing.

A popular summit in the Eagle Cap Wilderness, this high point offers views of the Wallowa Mountains in all directions. It's a lot of fun to pick out points you've visited in the valley below. While the climb is long, it is not exceptionally steep or technical. A well defined trail leads to the top, making this one of the easiest peaks to summit in the area.

Mirror Lake is one of the most popular destinations in the Wallowa Mountains, so don't be surprised when you find a lot of people camping along its shores. Most maps show a camping symbol on the northwest corner of the lake; this is where people will likely head to set up camp (it's where we went in the dark!). If you are willing to hike further to the east, you'll find some great locations (try crossing the creek on the east side - really great camps up on the granite!). Be sure to pitch your tent at least 100 feet from the lakes or wetlands - you will be asked to move by the rangers if you set up too close.

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!

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!

Hells Canyon Overlook is a popular spot to see panoramic views of Hells Canyon and as far as the eye can see! There are signs here with information about the canyon and you can see the Seven Devil Mountains just across the border in Idaho. In the spring & summer there are tons of wildflowers here making it even more scenic.

The trail to the summit of the Matterhorn is fairly well defined even as a user trail. Accessing this summit is one of the easier options in the area and provides sweeping views of the surrounding peaks.