| Burns, Oregon rightfully claims title to "the most away from it all town" in the nation. Burns visitors will find a friendly cowboy town in the heart of wide open range lands where wild horses roam free in the hills. Spectacular scenery, hiking, fishing, boating, and backpacking opportunities abound in the area.At the many galleries and stores in town, Burns visitors can find exhibits with arrowheads, fossils, agate and thunder eggs, and other artifacts. The Harney County Historical Museum features early cowboy photos, ranching lore, handmade quilts, and pioneer kitchen exhibit.At the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge 30 miles south, Burns, Oregon visitors will find a birdwatcher's paradise that provides key habitat for numerous nesting and migratory birds. Diamond Craters is an easy drive from Burns for the rockhounds to see craters, lava flows, domes, and more.Dining and lodging venues are numerous, ranging from luxurious to affordable. Burns, Oregon extends the warmest welcome to everyone and vows to make visitors feel right at home on the range. |
