EXPLORE

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

DINING

  • GLACIER RIDGE GRILL

    Glacier Ridge is also a small but mighty general store, stocked with the items campers, travelers, and locals are always looking for. You’ll find grocery staples, snacks, ice cream, frozen foods, cooler foods, sliced smoked meats, meats ready for the BBQ, freeze-dried meals, souvenirs, gifts, camping supplies, firewood, paper goods, ice, and everything you need for s’mores around the campfire. To top it off, they do their best to support local producers whenever they can, from restaurant ingredients to store items, and their friendly staff is always happy to help you find what you need!


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  • EMBER'S BREW HOUSE

    Just like Joseph—laid-back, lively, and full of charm—Ember's menu brings a little something for everyone. Best known for their legendary pizzas—crafted with love and piled high with fresh, bold ingredients. Whether you're a classic pepperoni fan or all about the creative combos, there's a slice with your name on it.


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ATTRACTIONS

  • WALLOWA LAKE STATE PARK

    Situated between the south end of a scenic glacial lake and the towering peaks of the Wallowa.


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  • WALLOWA COUNTY MUSEUM

    The Wallowa County Museum is located in the historic First Bank of Joseph building built in 1888.


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  • WALLOWA LAKE LODGE

    At almost 100 years old, our iconic lodge holds decades of stories.


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  • TRIPLE CREEK RANCH

    Red barn tour. 


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FISHING

Wallowa Lake is known for world-record kokanee fishing! And fisherman come from all over for exciting action in Wallowa County’s rivers — After all, Wallowa means “Winding Waters.” 

  • WALLOWA LAKE

    Fishing at Wallowa Lake is a popular pastime that is both enjoyable and can be quite productive.


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  • WALLOWA RIVER

    The Wallowa River begins in the Eagle Cap Wilderness and flows into Wallowa Lake. 


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  • EAGLE CAP MOUNTAIN LAKES

    There are over 50 lakes in the Eagle Cap Wilderness, many of them with good populations of Rainbow and Brook Trout. 


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  • IMNAHA RIVER

    The Imnaha River is a designated a 'Wild and Scenic' river and is a tributary to the mighty Snake River.


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