Oregon's Seven Regions
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Eastern Oregon
The vast rolling hills and snow-capped peaks of Eastern Oregon will capture the attention of any outdoor enthusiast. From the epic powder of Anthony Lakes Ski Resort to the rushing river rapids of the Owyhee, Eastern Oregon is a vast refuge for snow sport lovers, river runners, fishermen, hikers and cyclists. The picturesque scenery of the region is on par with the most heralded natural areas in the nation, highlighted by wonders like the Painted Hills and Hells Canyon, North America’s deepest river gorge.
Each September, the Eastern Oregon area glimmers with the spirit of the old West as the Pendleton Round-Up draws top rodeo professionals and tens of thousands of spectators from around the globe. The near century-old event is one of the nation’s grandest rodeos and features a four-day festival of competition, a special parade and other cultural events, all of which are infused with the rodeo’s constant theme of “Let’er buck!”
Eastern Oregon also has the unique distinction of being home to one of North America’s premier grass tennis courts. Visitors from around the world come to Baker City to play on the Granger’s Grass Tennis Courts, selected as the National Outstanding Tennis Facility by the U.S. Tennis Association. The four grass courts not only host a number of competitive tournaments each year, but are available for public use at no cost – just one more example of the down home hospitality you’ll find throughout Oregon.
Take a look at the resources provided to the right, and then check out Southern Oregon for even more sports and recreation activities.
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.Watch the 60-second video to learn more about the Oregon Sports Authority and our efforts to promote the state of Oregon as a premier sports and recreation destination.
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