La Grande, OR Tourist Attractions

Beautiful view

Near the highway for easy access. Bring your own portable water.

Great place to see birds of the area, vista's, and some historical items.

It was pretty much a drive by but the park is beautiful. My grandkids love it

Fun place for kids of all ages!

Just an awesome little bridge to take a break at away from the interstate!

Nice drive if you take it slow no fast driving approximately 20 miles an hour, max,

The bridge is in good shape and along with the beautiful surroundings make up for nice pictures. Definitely worth to stop if you exploring Oregon's history.

It's a beautiful home built around the late 1800's.

100 yro family farm. Beautiful view everyday.

I visited the Smutz Farm when I was around 5, or 6 because the Lighthouse School did a feild trip there. We did a hay ride, got to see the ducks march to the pond, and I ... more

Apparently this is one of Eastern Oregon's best kept secrets. We camped there over Labor Day weekend and we are camping there again this weekend. There are 10 RV camp sit ... more

A very pretty restored schoolhouse, now a private home

It was built in 1891 by Slater which is the only historic building in La Grande with a cast-iron facade. At one time it housed the YMCA College of Business and Prepatory ... more

It was built for John Anthony who was a Swiss immigrant that had a confectionary business, and above all the yard has a cast iron fence.

It was built and designed in the English Tudor Cottage-style in 1924, by Charles Miller.

This house was beautifully restored in the 2000's, which the detailed architecture make it an eyecatcher for a history buff to take a of.

Long before the storage rentals were built, this marker stood in front of the field were the Alliance Flour Mill once stood until it burned down in 1986.

This marker shares some important historical information about this part of the trail that went along C. Ave which is worth it for the locals, or the stopping tourists pa ... more

Small, but easily accessible. Worth a quick stop if you are interested in the Orwgon Trail and early settlers' history.

This house was built in 1907 by, the businessman Bohnenkamp. It's beautifuly eclectic in style which is why it's a landmark in La Grande, in the 20's it became an apartme ... more

It's a white schoolhouse which it's built around the turn of the century. The book about Union County Schoolhouses resides in the Cook Memorial Library, in you need some ... more

A historical landmark set before a breathtaking view of the valley. The recent owner had upkept it which is now a home.

It was built in 1930, in 1934 UP streamliner stopped in front of the Depot to celebrate 50 years of the railroad arriving in the Grande Donde Valley. Also it was a stopov ... more

It's a wonderful historical home that the locals pass by on their daily routine without knowing what it used to be, in case you're wondering what this house use to be, I ... more

People in La Grande who drive on Harrison, go pass this railroad lot without knowing that the La Grande Stockyard used to be there. I don't know when it was around, maybe ... more

Was able to stop by for the first time yesterday on my way home from the coast. Trent is an amazing guy! Really knows his beer and I had a great time talking with him abo ... more

The road is unmarked and Google direction will never get you there. The road is HORRIBLE!! Do not drive the grocery getter, it will break it's back. Really, any off road ... more

It has totally changed. There is a lot of river work done, which is good, but the trails are all gone, and you can't even bushwack.

had a great time with the family and dogs

Beautiful place, lots of wildlife.

It's a simple organized museum .

Updated logo, new office staff, fresh ideas....all promoting Union County! Great resource to follow on Facebook or Instagram to know what is going on in the area whether ... more

The folks that live here really hate Mexicans and transgenders