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The National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center in Baker City Oregon

​Explore the Legacy, Embrace the Adventure

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Types of visits

Field Trips

Individual

Commercial Tour Groups

Maps & Resources

Plan your visit with our collection of helpful resources designed to enhance your experience at the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. Below, you'll find a detailed map of our trails and exhibits, along with additional guides to help you navigate the center, learn more about the Oregon Trail, and make the most of your journey through history. Whether you're exploring on foot or diving into our interactive displays, these resources will ensure a smooth and enriching visit.

FAQ's

If this is your first visit to the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, our FAQs are a great place to start! Here, you'll find answers to common questions about hours, admission, exhibits, trails, and special programs to help you plan your visit. Whether you're wondering what to bring, where to start, or what activities are available, this section has all the essential information to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

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Community Links

Explore our Community Links to discover local partners, helpful resources, and organizations dedicated to preserving the history, culture, and craftsmanship of our region. This includes collaborations with Native American communities, heritage groups, and local artisans who keep traditions alive through storytelling, craftsmanship, and stewardship of the land. These connections honor the diverse voices that shape our shared history and ensure their legacies continue for future generations.

BAKER COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

"Discover the stories of our agriculture, artisan, mining, and timber past at our captivating museums and heritage sites in Durkee, Greenhorn, Haines, Halfway, Huntington, Richland, Sumpter, and Unity."

TAMÁSTSLIKT CULTURAL INSTITUTE

"A world-class facility inside and out, Tamástslikt is the only museum on the Oregon Trail that tells the story of western expansionism from a tribal point of view." 

Dont forget about other things in Baker County

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Baker City is more than a charming downtown.

Sure, you'll want to visit the Geiser Grand Hotel, built in 1889, the award-winning Barley Brown's Brew Pub and more than 100 historic buildings. But Baker City is also the centerpiece of Baker County — known as "the base camp for Eastern Oregon" — which includes parts of the Snake River, the Oregon Trail and Hells Canyon, plus the Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort. You're welcome to explore it all.

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