Wallowa Lake State Park
Check pricesOregon state park on the south shore of a glacial lake, at the foot of the Wallowa Mountains, offering camping, lake swimming, fishing and boating.

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A day-use Oregon heritage site in the Wallowa Lake basin, sacred to several Native American tribes, with short foot trails and mountain views.
Joseph, OR
This state heritage site sits in the Wallowa Mountains and covers part of the ancestral homeland of the Nez Perce Tribe, which regards the place as sacred, along with the Confederated Tribes of the Colville and Umatilla reservations. Its Nez Perce name refers to the edge of the lake in the Wallowa Lake basin. Short trails lead past Knight's Pond, a cool spot in summer, and visitors may see wildflowers in spring and summer as well as deer, foxes, bears, and raptors. The site is adjacent to a national historical park that holds the Old Chief Joseph gravesite and cemetery. It is open for day use only, with foot traffic on the trails.
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