Recreation

Step back to a less hurried time in the eastern reaches of Baker County, stretching from Hells Canyon (the deepest gorge in North America) to the old gold mining town of Cornucopia in the beautiful Eagle Cap Wilderness Area of the Wallowa Mountains, with the havens of Richland and Halfway in between.

Dedicated to improving existing trail and trailhead infrastructure, practicing and promoting trail sustainability, and establishing wayfinding, to foster positive economic impact and effectively manage the growth of outdoor recreation in Northeastern Oregon, while maintaining Baker County’s authentic way of life.

From the alpine peaks to the spectacular grasslands and canyons surrounding the Snake River you are sure to find an amazing experience on the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. The Wallowa-Whitman National Forest encompasses 2.4 million acres of public lands in northeastern Oregon and western Idaho.

However you camp — in a tent, trailer, RV, or cabin — we’re committed to helping you have the best camping experiences possible. Here you’ll find resources and connections to the most active camping community in the world. Welcome to The Dyrt.

The sure-footed, even tempered llamas are ideal companions on the trail. Six thousand years of domestication by the Inca tribes of South America’s high Andes have resulted in these cousins of the camel being wilderness packers without equal. Their calm, intelligent manner is quickly communicated to their human friends.

Experience small town Americana at its best in historic Baker City. The vibrant downtown boasts more than 100 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, and is home to countless restaurants, galleries, and local independent retail shops. Start planning your Baker County, adventure today.