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Miners Jubilee CULTURE
( mid-late Jul) Area events include this Miners Jubilee, with art and quilt shows, and a
rodeo.

Hells Canyon Rally MOTORCYCLE SHOW
( www.hellscanyonrally.com ; mid-Jul) The Hells Canyon Rally brings hundreds of motor-
cycle aficionados into town for a motorcycle show and rides into the scenic surrounding
region.

Sleeping

Beaten Path B&B B&B$
( 541-523-9230; www.abeatenpathbb.com ; 2510 Court Ave; d $95; ) Located in a resid-
ential district, this friendly B&B is in an 1888 historical home. Two large, comfortable
Victorian-style rooms are available, but only one is rented at a time since there's one bath
(unless you're willing to share it). Gourmet breakfast.

Bridge St Inn MOTEL$
( 541-523-6571, 800-932-9220; www.bridgestreetinn.net ; 134 Bridge St; d $42-58; )

The motel rooms here are decent and though their layout is a bit eccentric, the Nitty
Gritty Dirt Band once slept here and that's worth something. Get a room facing the back
for peace. Hot breakfast offered.

Union Creek Campground CAMPGROUND$
( 541-894-2393; Hwy 7 at Phillips Reservoir; tent sites $12, RV sites $20-32; May-Sep)
Located about 18 miles southwest of Baker City is this pleasant campground in a conifer
forest around a reservoir popular with fishermen and boaters.

Anthony Lakes Campground CAMPGROUND$
( 541-894-2393; 47500 Anthony Lakes Hwy; campsites $10-14; Jul-Sep) Though it's 35
miles from town, this rustic but splendid campground is worth the drive (bring mosquito
repellent!). It's high up and opens only after the snow melts, so call first.

Geiser Grand Hotel HOTEL$$$
( 541-523-1889, 888-434-7374; www.geisergrand.com ; 1996 Main St; d $99-159; )
Baker City's downtown landmark and fanciest lodging is this meticulously restored Itali-
an Renaissance Revival building. The elegant rooms are spacious and decorated with