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Iwetamlaykin State Heritage SiteState Park
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Balmy evenings in the quaint town of Joseph, Oregon, call for a walk to a nearby attraction touted as an important...
MoreBalmy evenings in the quaint town of Joseph, Oregon, call for a walk to a nearby attraction touted as an important heritage site. Located near Nez Perce National Historical Park, Iwetemlaykin State Heritage Site is a park established in 2009 to honor the Nez Perce, a Native American Tribe who inhabited this land for centuries. The site, whose name translates into "at the edge of the lake," features a scenic trail and dazzles visitors with stunning views of the surrounding scenery. Soak in the sight of the Wallowa Mountains as you hike along the paths winding through the area. If you are lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the wildlife that thrives here. Less
Website: oregonstateparks.org
Phone: (800) 551-6949

Wallowa Lake Hwy Joseph, OR 97846 1779.17 mi
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- davidsW2060MN08/14/20
  I wouldn't bother turning in here. Not much to see, no picnic table or restroom, no lake view. Mildly interesting display. More
- AnnElizabeth9712309/28/19
  Nice morning hike. Small pond. Deer roaming as all around Joseph. Lots of grasshoppers. Small parking lot. More
- Gloria G08/19/19
  This state park site is land sacred to the Nez Perce people. It is located next to the Old Chief Joseph Gravesite north of Wallowa Lake and south of the town of Joseph. It is convenient to visit... More
- oregonrider201806/18/19
  This grandma aged group of two liked this hike, and the deer seemed pretty happy too. Lots of bird song, a grass meadow, cottonwoods ,aspen and ponderosa pine (be sure to stick your nose in a deep... More
- Lauretta B10/09/18
  I visited in September. It was nothing more than a few reader boards and a bench to sit on. Maybe it would be better in the spring, but I missed the point of the whole thing. More
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