Canyon Mountain Center, Meditation & Well Being 767 E. Main St., John Day
Phone: 415-748-8697, 415-515-6316
Offers Meditation, Yoga, Pilates, Dance, Labyrinth Walk, River/Garden Walk Please click the link for more information.
Grant County Chamber of Commerce 301 W. Main St., John Day
Phone: 541-575-0547
Front Lobby open 24/7 for brochures/information about Grant County. Please click the link for more information.
Thomas Condon Paleontology Center, Historic Cant Ranch 32651 Highway 19, Kimberly, OR 97848.
It is approximately 8 miles northwest of Dayville, Oregon & 19 miles south of Kimberly,
Oregon. Please click the link for more information.
Thomas Orchards, Kimberly, OR
Family owned orchard where you can pick your own fruits or buy from their farm stand.
Please click the link for more information.
Painted Hills Overlook (1.5 hours west of John Day, near Mitchell, OR)
One of the “7 Wonders of Oregon,” located in the John Day Fossil Beds National Park near
Mitchell, OR. Please click the link for more information. Covered Wagon Overlook:
Five miles east of Prairie City, Oregon, a Conestoga Wagon sits atop a lookout area north of
Highway 26. Visitors stop here to take in the panoramic views of Prairie City, located at the
east end of the John Day Valley.
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Antiques & Collectibiles
Oxbow Wagons & Coaches and Oxbow Trading Company 303 S. Canyon Blvd., Canyon City
Phone: 541-575-2911
Unique collection of horse drawn everything: wagons, coaches, sleighs, etc. Please click the link for more information.
Ki-Yo-Te Antiques 301 E. Main St., John Day
Phone: 541-575-0408
Extensive & remarkably interesting antique shop.
Dark Horse Antiques 600 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day
Phone: 541-575- 2404
Exceptionally fine local antique collective.
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Restaurants
1188 Brew Pub 141 E. Main St., John Day,
Phone: 541-575-1188
Artisan beers and great food in upscale setting.
Please click the link for more information.
Timbers Bistro 742 W. Main St., John Day
Phone: 541-575-0151
Excellent breakfast & lunch bistro, with great coffee & drinks.
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Snaffle Bit Dinner House 830 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day,
Phone: 541-575-2426
Wonderful homecooked American cuisine.
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Outpost Pizza Pub & Grill 201 W. Main St., John Day
Phone: 541-575-0205
Classic American breakfast, lunch, and dinner cuisine.
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Museums
Kam Wah Chung Heritage Site & Visitors Center 125 NW Canton St., John Day
Phone: 541-575-2800
Free Tours: May 1 – Oct 31
Please click the link for more information.
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Parks/Hikes
7th Street Complex, John Day
Paved walking path (1 mile) around park, picnic areas, pond, skateboard park, tennis/basketball
courts, baseball fields, exercise circuit, playgrounds, dirt bike paths. Please click the link for more information.
Magone Lake:
Beautiful mountain lake with a 1-mile walking trail around the lake.
From John Day, Oregon, take U.S. Highway 26 east for approximately 9 miles. At the junction of County Road 18, travel north approximately 10 miles. At Forest Road 3620, turn left and drive approximately 1 mile to Forest Road 3618. The campground is 1 mile from the turnoff. From Prairie City, Oregon, take U.S. Highway 26 approximately 3 miles west. At the junction of County Road 18, travel north approximately 10 miles. Turn right on Forest Road 3620 and travel. approximately 1 mile to Forest Road 3618. The campground is about 1 mile from the turnoff. Please click the link for more information.
Strawberry Lake and Little Strawberry Lake Trail:
This hike is a 6.2-mile round-trip trail located near Prairie City, Oregon that features a lake and. is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from July until October. Dogs and horses are also able to use this trail.
Please click the link for more information.
Blue Basin Overlook Trail:
This hike is a 4-mile round-trip trail located on Highway 19 near Kimberly, Oregon that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Please click the link for more information.
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