6의 유니언 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

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.

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.

Jubilee Lake offers an array of outdoor recreational activities and is accessible from numerous locations. There are several day use areas as well as a campground (fee required). With boating and fishing access, hiking trails, and basic amenities such as toilets, potable water, and picnic areas, this is a frequented area in the national forest.

Straddling the historic Oregon Trail, North Powder has a history of servicing those passing through. With a population of around 600, this small blue collar town has just enough to get by. Some local attractions are the 1,100 acre ski area accompanied by yurts and nordic trails. In addition, the annual Huckleberry Festival is held here with produce sourced from the surrounding mountains.

Straddling the historic Oregon Trail, North Powder has a history of servicing those passing through. With a population of around 600, this small blue collar town has just enough to get by. Some local attractions are the 1,100 acre ski area accompanied by yurts and nordic trails. In addition, the annual Huckleberry Festival is held here with produce sourced from the surrounding mountains.

Straddling the historic Oregon Trail, North Powder has a history of servicing those passing through. With a population of around 600, this small blue collar town has just enough to get by. Some local attractions are the 1,100 acre ski area accompanied by yurts and nordic trails. In addition, the annual Huckleberry Festival is held here with produce sourced from the surrounding mountains.

Anthony Lake is located at a lung burning 7,100 feet. Many people flock here in the summer as the large campground stays pretty cool in the warmest months and the scenery offers a nice mix of rocky boulders, conifers, and tranquil views.

Jubilee Lake offers an array of outdoor recreational activities and is accessible from numerous locations. There are several day use areas as well as a campground (fee required). With boating and fishing access, hiking trails, and basic amenities such as toilets, potable water, and picnic areas, this is a frequented area in the National Forest.