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- Imnaha, Oregon - Wikipedia
Imnaha is the easternmost settlement in the state of Oregon It lies at the foot of the Hell's Canyon of the Snake River and is accessible via Oregon Route 350 This region experiences extremely hot and dry summers
- Visit Imnaha, Oregon - Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce
Over the next 30 miles, you will gradually descend over 2200' into the Imnaha River Canyon This country is very different than the Wallowas You will enter a zone of high grasslands, rock cliffs, and mountain valleys
- Imnaha Canyon Lodging
Escape to Imnaha and relax in our newly remodeled, cozy cabins with a rustic edge! Sleep like a bear in our large timber beds Savor your morning drinking coffee on the front porch, while absorbing the panaramic views and maybe catch a glimpse of the Canyon's plentiful wildlife
- Imnaha, OR: All You Must Know Before You Go (2025) - Tripadvisor
Places to see, ways to wander, and signature experiences A mix of the charming, modern, and tried and true Can't-miss spots to dine, drink, and feast Imnaha Tourism: Tripadvisor has 42 reviews of Imnaha Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Imnaha resource
- Blue Hole Imnaha River: How to Get There Why People Go
Getting to Blue Hole is as simple as getting on the Imnaha River Trail and walking 2 miles As long as you take the right turns, you’ll reach Blue Hole！ Journey to Oregon's Blue Hole in the Eagle Cap Wilderness Tips on reaching this serene spot and what makes it a must-visit!
- Imnaha, Wallowa County, Oregon
In the summer and fall the Imnaha is one of the most popular places for people of the higher districts to visit The fishing is good in many places in the river, and grouse, deer and other game can be found and shot in season
- City of Imnaha Oregon
I mnaha is a beautiful name for a stream that rises in the Wallowa Mountains and flows to Snake River through one of the deepest river gorges on the continent The word was used by William Clark on a map issued with the original Lewis and Clark journals in 1814, in the form Innahar
- In Imnaha, Oregon the locals and tourists mingle and the talk is always . . .
In Imnaha, Oregon (Pop , Elev ') the locals spin on about the mild winters and the bear and cougar problem and the tourists complain about the pace of life in the big city
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