베이커 카운티 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Within the building you can explore a replica of the stamp mill used at the Rabbit Mine near Greenhorn. Mills like this where used to crush ore to sand to separate the gold from dirt. Gravity was a great helping factor, so most of the mills where built along mountain slopes.

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.

True to its name, the lake is blanketed with a plethora of lily pads. The lake is just off the side of the Black Lake trail, accessible by the boat launch to Anthony Lake. Come early enough and you might even hear the croak of hundreds of bullfrogs.

Located on Flagstaff Hill, the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center is a 23,000 sqft. center that houses miles of preserved Oregon Trail ruts and vegetation. There are informational plaques and an indoor facility with activities for all ages.

The Elkhorn Crest Trail is the highest trail in the Blue Mountains. Along the way you'll see sub-alpine forests, grasslands, and eventually make your way up to Elkhorn Ridge where the terrain will get increasingly rocker and beautiful. The trail is hardest at the beginning, but luckily levels off after 2 miles or so.

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.