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Harney County is a premier birdwatching destination, home to the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and a vital stop along the Pacific Flyway. With over 320 bird species, including sandhill cranes, tundra swans, and raptors like golden eagles, it offers incredible year-round birding opportunities. Visitors can explore wetlands, high desert landscapes, and scenic riverbanks, with peak migration seasons bringing thousands of birds. The Harney County Migratory Bird Festival in April celebrates this rich avian diversity, making it a must-visit for birding enthusiasts.
ReadmoreThis river offers excellent trout fishing opportunities amidst serene surroundings, ideal for both novice and experienced anglers.
ReadmoreSearch for obsidian and other unique minerals in this renowned rockhounding location, a delight for geology enthusiasts.
ReadmoreExperience the landscape as early settlers did, on horseback, traversing scenic trails with panoramic views.
ReadmoreThe expansive terrains of Harney County offer thrilling off-roading opportunities, from sandy dunes to rugged trails.
ReadmoreCapture images of diverse bird species, mammals, and the stunning landscapes that define this rich ecological area.
ReadmoreWith minimal light pollution, the Alvord Desert provides an unparalleled stargazing experience, where the Milky Way stretches brightly across the night sky.
ReadmoreNestled along the Donner und Blitzen River, this campground offers serene sites perfect for fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing.
ReadmoreRelax in the natural hot springs, enjoying the therapeutic waters and expansive desert views, especially enchanting under a star-filled night sky.
ReadmoreWith its diverse habitats, the refuge attracts bird species from across the continent, making it a premier destination for birding enthusiasts.
ReadmoreExplore diverse trails that wind through dense pine forests, canyons, and unique geological formations. The forest's tranquility offers a perfect escape for nature lovers.
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