In a remote region 75 miles east of Bend, Oregon you can travel back in time millions of years…by visiting the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. Here is more than 50 million years of geologic time preserved here stretching from between when the dinosaurs became extinct up until the ice age of the mammoth and mastadons.That treasure trove of information is locked in the fossil record found at John Day Fossil Bed National Monument. Paleontologists continue to work in the field throughout all of the units so they can learn more about our past. In turn their work may yield clues to our planets future.
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The Tamarack Resort is approximately 70 miles north of Boise in the small town of Donnelly. -
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival started in 1935 and continues each year in the beautiful town of Ashland.
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Located at the end of an isolated dirt road in Cave Junction, Oregon you’ll find the Out N’ About Treesort. -
Schweitzer stands tall overlooking the town of Sandpoint below in the northern portion of Idaho’s panhandle. -
There are four options for jetboat rides up the mighty Rogue River beginning in early May through mid-October.
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Tillamook Cheese Factory is located on Highway 101 on Oregon's Northern Coastline. -
Preston Premium Wines has been a family-owned and operated winery since it’s beginning in the 1970’s. -
Aplets and Cotlets candy kitchen is located in the small town of Cashmere, Washington. -
Sitting atop the bluffs overlooking the Columbia River is an almost castle-like structure.
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In Richland, Washington, a jet boat awaits interested commuters for a fascinating trip up the Columbia River. -
Tillicum Village is located on the Puget Sound and offers visitors authentic Native American cuisine and culture. -
In Bend, Oregon you can travel back millions of years…by visiting the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
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Each year the best riders in the world converge on Pendleton to compete for top prize and glory. -
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The lighting ceremony in Leavenworth, Washington has been named one of the best holiday festivals in the nation.
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As you walk the streets of historic downtown Pendleton you may not realize the secret world just beneath your feet. -
Located in the heart of Walla Walla Valley wine country is the Lecole No 41 winery and tasting room. -
The sport of 4x4’ing has expanded to include specially designated parks and trails and clubs.
John Day Fossil Beds
- Location Union Grant County, Oregon
- Description In Bend, Oregon you can travel back millions of years…by visiting the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
- More Information Winter November-February 28th 9:00-4:00 Spring March 1st until Memorial day 9:00-5:00 Summer Memorial day - Labor Day 9:00-5:30 Fall Labor Day until October 31st 9:00-5:00 The museum is Closed on all Federal holidays between Thanksgiving and Presidents day.
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