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Inn America - Lewiston

Inn America - Lewiston

2 out of 5
Price was $666, price is now $647 per person
$647
per person
Mar 18 - Mar 20
found 10 hours ago
Roundtrip flight included
Charlotte (CLT) to Lewiston (LWS)
This hotel doesn't skimp on freebies - guests receive free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free self parking. Business travelers can take advantage of the 24-hour business center. Enjoy the outdoor pool and conveniences like a 24-hour front desk and laundry facilities.
Motel 6 Clarkston, WA

Motel 6 Clarkston, WA

2 out of 5
Price was $695, price is now $667 per person
$667
per person
Mar 18 - Mar 20
found 10 hours ago
Roundtrip flight included
Charlotte (CLT) to Lewiston (LWS)
This motel features an indoor pool and a hot tub. Guests will appreciate free perks like free self parking and WiFi in public areas. A snack bar/deli, a picnic area, and laundry facilities are also on offer.
Best Western Plus The Inn at Hells Canyon

Best Western Plus The Inn at Hells Canyon

2.5 out of 5
Price was $777, price is now $746 per person
$746
per person
Mar 18 - Mar 20
found 10 hours ago
Roundtrip flight included
Charlotte (CLT) to Lewiston (LWS)
This hotel features an indoor pool and a gym. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the 24-hour business center and free WiFi in public areas. Enjoy the hot tub and free perks like buffet breakfast and free self parking.
Seaport Inn and Suites

Seaport Inn and Suites

2.5 out of 5
Price was $684, price is now $661 per person
$661
per person
Mar 18 - Mar 20
found 10 hours ago
Roundtrip flight included
Charlotte (CLT) to Lewiston (LWS)
This hotel features a restaurant, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the free WiFi in public areas and free airport shuttle. Free self parking and luggage storage are also offered on site.
Hells Canyon Grand Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel

Hells Canyon Grand Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel

3 out of 5
Price was $755, price is now $731 per person
$731
per person
Mar 18 - Mar 20
found 10 hours ago
Roundtrip flight included
Charlotte (CLT) to Lewiston (LWS)
This hotel features 3 restaurants, an outdoor pool, and an indoor pool. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the business center, free WiFi in public areas, and free airport shuttle. Unwind with a drink at one of the 2 bars/lounges and enjoy free perks like free self parking and a cruise ship terminal shuttle.

Top Eastern Oregon hotels deals

Red Lion Inn & Suites Ontario

Red Lion Inn & Suites Ontario

2 out of 5
266 NE Goodfellow St. Ontario OR
Free Cancellation
$72 nightly
The price is $80 total per night
$80 total
Jan 18 - Jan 19
Total with taxes and fees
This hotel features an indoor pool and a gym. Enjoy the hot tub and free perks like continental breakfast and free self parking. A business center, free WiFi in public areas, and dry cleaning are also on offer.
Pool
Hot Tub
Oxford Suites Hermiston

Oxford Suites Hermiston

3 out of 5
1050 N 1st St Hermiston OR
Free Cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
$131 nightly
The price is $147 total per night
$147 total
Jan 16 - Jan 17
Total with taxes and fees
A restaurant and a bar/lounge are featured at this hotel. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the 24-hour business center, free WiFi in public areas, and free airport shuttle. Guests will appreciate freebies like local cuisine breakfast and free self parking.
Pool
Breakfast included
Super 8 by Wyndham Baker City

Super 8 by Wyndham Baker City

2 out of 5
250 Campbell St Baker City OR
Free Cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
$80 nightly
The price is $87 total per night
$87 total
Jan 22 - Jan 23
Total with taxes and fees
This motel features an indoor pool and a hot tub. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the business center and free WiFi in public areas. Guests will appreciate freebies like on-the-go breakfast and free self parking.
Pool
Hot Tub
Oxford Suites Pendleton

Oxford Suites Pendleton

3 out of 5
2400 SW Court Place Pendleton OR
Free Cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
$134 nightly
The price is $151 total per night
$151 total
Jan 16 - Jan 17
Total with taxes and fees
This hotel features a hot tub, a gym, and a restaurant. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the business center, free WiFi in public areas, and free airport shuttle. Relax with a drink at the bar/lounge and enjoy free perks like local cuisine breakfast and free self parking.
Pool
Hot Tub
Best Western Sunridge Inn & Conference Center

Best Western Sunridge Inn & Conference Center

3 out of 5
1 Sunridge Ln Baker City OR
Free Cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
$105 nightly
The price is $114 total per night
$114 total
Jan 22 - Jan 23
Total with taxes and fees
This hotel features a restaurant, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the business center, free WiFi in public areas, and airport shuttle. Enjoy the hot tub and free perks like buffet breakfast and free self parking.
Pool
Hot Tub
Best Western Pendleton Inn

Best Western Pendleton Inn

2.5 out of 5
400 Se Nye Ave Pendleton OR
Free Cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
$106 nightly
The price is $120 total per night
$120 total
Jan 25 - Jan 26
Total with taxes and fees
This hotel features a gym and a seasonal outdoor pool. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the 24-hour business center and free WiFi in public areas. Guests will appreciate freebies like buffet breakfast and free self parking.
Pool
Breakfast included
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Great day at the lake.

Wallowa Lake

5/5(48 reviews)

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Wallowa Lake during your travels in Joseph. Stroll along the lakeside in this family-friendly area, or seek out the hiking trails.

Wallowa Lake
Motorcycle camping and touring

Wallowa Lake State Park

5/5(37 reviews)

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Wallowa Lake State Park during your travels in Joseph. Wander the lakeside or discover the mountain views in this family-friendly area.

Wallowa Lake State Park
Shot from the park. Beautiful I'm winter

Hat Rock State Park

4/5(19 reviews)

You can take time to visit Hat Rock State Park during your travels to Hermiston. While in this family-friendly area, you can savor the bars and coffeehouses.

Hat Rock State Park

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A vibrant and inspiring destination, Eastern Oregon boasts some terrific landmarks. Wallowa Lake and Wallowa Lake State Park are just a couple of the local highlights.

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Next Stop on the Eastern Oregon Swing is Leslie Gulch. A 20 mile dirt road leads past fantastic basalt rock formations terminating at the Owyhee River. There is a small but nice primitive campground (no water or electricity) with covered picnic tables and boat ramp access to the Owyhee river.
Next Stop on the Eastern Oregon Swing is Leslie Gulch. A 20 mile dirt road leads past fantastic basalt rock formations terminating at the Owyhee River. There is a small but nice primitive campground (no water or electricity) with covered picnic tables and boat ramp access to the Owyhee river.
You may have to stop for the occasional cattle drive on US Highway 395 in Eastern Oregon. We were one of only two cars waiting patiently as we admired the scenery of this beautiful herd being ushered across by real deal cowboys and their herding dogs. Yep, this may be the life for me.
The mountains of the Oregon Coast Range as seen from the eastern slope of Elk Mountain. None of these mountains tops off at much over 3000 feet (900 meters), but don't be fooled by that. Elk Mountain is one of the toughest short climbs (we're talking "hikes" here), that you'll ever find. And, if you're not a stickler about remaining on your feet the entire trail, you'll have a grand old time.
Here in the Great Northwest, those of us to take to the great outdoors generally have one destination, the Cascade Mountain range that runs pretty much through the center of Oregon and Washington going North/South. There is the Olympic Range to the north and west, the Blue Mountains to the East and Steens Mountain at the edge of the desert near Nevada. In fact, there are mountains all over the place, but those of us who hike and climb have essentially become snobs for the soaring peaks of the high Cascades. So much so that when someone tells us about a place called the “Coastal Range” sitting on the eastern rim of Oregon’s beaches, with its peaks topping out at a mere three thousand feet, we politely smile, and give off a glow of arch and patronizing wisdom. Three thousand feet is like a day in the park; a game of “Shoots and Ladders.” We’d hardly start breathing heavily before the whole thing was over and we were packing up the car. Well, folks, I am here to tell you; that kind of pride serves you well until you find yourself in the unenviable task of having to swallow it. This weekend my hiking partner and I took to the road to make what we thought would a pleasant little jaunt up a version of “Candyland” called Elk Mountain. What we “thought” could not have been further from the truth. Meter for meter and foot for foot, it is one of the hardest climbs we have ever done. Most of the first two miles is on no less than a 40% grade, some of it steeper, and I found myself clambering and clawing that ascension almost as often as hiking it. The next two miles start with a near vertical drop of almost 60 feet (what the hiking books call a scramble), in which I was forced to use a part of my body not generally applied to locomotion just to keep my arrangement with the law of gravity at an even status quo. At a certain point, the trail forks indecipherably, and the two of us found ourselves on the wrong tine of that fork as we watched the path erase almost like magic in front of us. We took our life into our hands (frequently along with handfuls of wild rosebush thorns) by pushing up a seventy-five foot embankment to get enough elevation to see where we had gone wrong. By grace or by fortune, that dropped us right back on the trail, at which point, the mountain seemed to believe that we had been taught our lesson. There were more deep vertical scrambles (always down, why down?) and belly scraping, heart-pounding ascensions, but nothing of the kind we had already seen. The last 4 miles bound and bounce down an old logging road, depositing you back at the place where you started, like Dorothy waking up in her bedroom; sad with newfound wisdom and heart aching with wonder. It was painful, it was dangerous, and I tell you, my friends, I had a blast. Beyond the sheer physical exertion, there are simply things to see that will make you marvel and gasp and keep you in a state where you feel as if you have permanently dropped your jaw. And if this hyperbolic rant didn’t convince you to try it for yourself, maybe some of discoveries I post in the near future will. If you’re up to the challenge, and don’t mind a little dirt, I highly recommend it.

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