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Burns, Oregon Tourist Attractions

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Burns, Oregon might be a little off the beaten path but for those hoping to see what the state's "Wild East" has to offer it's a good base for area forays. From pioneer history at the local county museum to bird-watching by the marshes of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, gemstone-hunting in the Stinking Water Mountains to long soaks in nearby hot springs there is plenty to keep the savvy seeker occupied
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Parks and tourist attractions to consider in the Burns area are listed below. Click on any name for more information.

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More Info Diamond Craters Recreation Management Area

HC 74-12533 Highway 20 West, Hines
503-573-4400

This is a fascinating area that contains hundreds of pristine volcanic features. Geologists maintain that the area has some of the best and most diverse examples of basaltic volcanism in the United States. Features include blast craters, small calderas, unusual lava flow formations, a water-filled c...

More Info Official Website Harney County Historical Museum

Broadway and D Streets, Burns
Museum
541-573-2636

More Info Malheur National Forest

John Day
541-575-3000

In the Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon lies the 1.46-million acre Malheur National Forest, a place of dramatic landscape and scenery! Solitude, tranquility, and beauty abound in this Forest where there is no fast lane. On over 200 miles of trails, you can walk through forests of pine and fir, climb...

More Info Malheur National Wildlife Refuge

Princeton

Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, established in 1908, is located in southeastern Oregon on the northern edge of the Great Basin. It is adjacent to the newly established Steens Mountain Wilderness, with the Wild and Scenic Donner and Blitzen (thunder and lightning) River flowing into the refuge at i...

More Info Steens Mountain Cooperative Management and Protection Area

HC 74-12533 Highway 20 West, Hines
Other, Park-Overlook
541-573-4433

Rising 9,700 feet above sea level, Steens Mountain is the highest peak in the northern Great Basin desert. The East Rim Overlook provides a stunning view of this rugged country. The 66-mile Steens Mountain Loop Road offers visitors a chance to see bighorn sheep, as well as prairie falcons, American ...

More Info Steens Mountains/East Rim Overlook

28910 Highway 20, West Hines
Other, Park-Overlook
541-573-4433

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