15K views · 17 reactions | This is Wallowa Lake.  Read the 20 reasons we love the Wallowas: https://www.oregonlive.com/travel/2017/08/20_reasons_to_love_joseph_high.html | Here Is Oregon | Facebook

47K views · 591 reactions | Nature break. A moody winter visit to the Zumwalt prairie and the Wallowa mountains. Shot by Nick Fisher. | Oregon Field Guide | Facebook

Celebrating the Wallowa River in northeast Oregon, designated Wild and Scenic on this day in 1996! The Wallowa River begins in the mountainous wilderness of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, flowing generally northwest past the eastern Oregon communities of Enterprise and Wallowa. From there, the Wallowa moves north for 10 miles, becoming the Wild and Scenic Wallowa River, as designated by Congress. That 10-mile stretch, protected by the Bureau of Land Management and Oregon State Parks, is be

19 reactions | The Wallowa Lake Tramway is worth the price for the...

Traveling to Oregon’s Wallowa Mountains with his 8-year-old daughter for the family’s traditional father-daughter fishing trip, novelist John Larison encountered a locked gate on public land, blocking access to their favorite stream. Gates like these are being erected by landowners at a staggering speed to intentionally lock the public out of public lands. By buying up the private ground—­like old mining claims—adjacent to or within public lands, the new owners essentially hijack our public land