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Crying J Stacking
Dentinger Feed & Seed
Eagle Picher Minerals
Producer's Livestock
Standage Farms
Sterling Marketing, Inc.
Philpott Farms
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| Bates Pizza |
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| Breathtaking Baking, Etc. |
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| Chabelitas Taqueria |
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| Dairy Queen |
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| FreshWay Inside Farmer's Supply Co-op |
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| R Big Burger |
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| Sagebrush Saloon & BBQ |
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| Starlite Cafe' |
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| Willowcreek Store & Cafe' |
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7U Hunting Ranch & Sporting Clays, LLC - www.7uhunting.com
High Lonesome Hunts |
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 1900 Oregon Trail Bed & Breakfast
A stately Victorian gem built in 1900, the home sleeps 14
with six individual bedrooms. Catering to hunters, it features
kennels for pets and barns for stabling horses. It is a perfect
setting for a restful vacation or for a family celebration.
Goodrich
Hotel
A historic hotel thast retains it's connection to
its colorful past but with contemporary suites with a living room,
bedroom, full kitchen, private bath, air conditioning, and cable
TV.
Bates
Motel
Featured on Good Morning America, the Bates Motel
does not resemble the sinister location in the movie Psycho.
It also features the best pizza in town!
Pheasant Inn
A 2 bedroom home perfect for hunters, with kennels for dogs. Nightly or weekly rates available.
G
& C Rigs Golden Wheel
Moderately priced and clean accommodations favored
by cowboys for its proximity to the rodeo grounds.
Bully
Creek State Park
33 campsites (29 with full hookups), 1000 acre lake,
a day use area with two covered shelters, three restrooms with showers,
a concrete two-lane boat ramp with a dock, and an on-site caretaker.
10 acres of lawn and trees. Fees are $15.00 per night for all campsites.
Great for hunting, fishing, boating.
Vale Trails R.V. Park
Full service pull through RV sites and tent camping
in quiet shady area. Good Sam Park
Westerner
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First
Christian Church
450 A St. W.
(541) 473-3395
Vale United Methodist Church
263 Cottage St. S.
(541) 473-2811
Assembly of God New Hope Chapel
477 Oak St.
P.O. Box 160
(541) 473-3219
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
135 Yakima St. S.
(541) 473-3621 - First Ward
(541) 473-9149 - Second Ward
Willowcreek Community Church
2289 9th Ave. W.
(541) 473-2311
Grace Lutheran Church
602 Yakima St. S.
(541) 473-3619
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
690 A St. W.
(541) 473-3906
Vale Nazarene Church
Holland & B St.
(541) 473-2248 |
Seventh Day Adventist Church
1554 Hwy. 20-26
(541) 473-4151
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
575 B St. W.
(541) 473-2016
Harper Nazarene
(541) 358-2342
Juntura Bible Chapel
(541) 277-3552
Butte Baptist
(541) 889-6004
Asamblea Apostolica de la fe en Cristo Jesus
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 Rinehart
Stone House
The Rinehart Stone House, built in 1872, was the first permanent
building in Malheur County. This rustic sandstone building
was located on the Oregon Trail replacing an earlier log house built
by Jonathan Keeney. The Stone House provided a wayside stop
for weary travelers until the early 1900s. It was also a haven
for settlers during the Bannock Paiute uprising of 1878 and served
as Field Headquarters for General O.O. Howard. Today, the recently
restored Stone House is a museum displaying period relics and photos,
along with interpretative exhibits about the Oregon Trail. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the museum is
conveniently located on Main Street South in downtown Vale. It is open to visitors from March 1 to October 30, Tuesday
through Saturday, from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.  Special tours
arranged by appointment. (541) 473-2070 Stone
House Museum, PO Box 413, 255 Main Street South, Vale OR 97918.
Bully Creek Reservoir
Located only 9 miles northwest of Vale, Bully Creek Reservoir offers
a full range of recreational activities. Full service camping
is available. A shady picnic area overlooks the beach.
The fishing and water sports are superb. Great boat ramp.
Oregon Trial
Many Historical Markers along the Oregon Trail are near Vale. At Keeney Pass just outside of Vale, the wagon ruts are still visible today. You also would want to stop by Henderson Grave. Legend has it that Pioneer John D. Henderson died of thirst less than half a mile from the river on his Oregon Trail trek in 1852. The original rock used as a headstone is still visible.
Owyhee Reservoir
Fifty-two miles long, the Owyhee Reservoir offers some of the most
spectacular vistas in the west.Full service camping, boat
rental and mini-store are all available. The fishing is excellent
and several boat ramps are available.Don't forget to stop
to see the Owyhee Dam and its famous "glory hole" and
museum. Tours are available upon request.
Leslie Gulch & Succor Creek 
Known primarily for its stark, towering and colorful geology, the
road to this scenic wonderland is about 25 miles south of Vale.
Camping and boat ramp on south end of Owyhee Reservoir available. Wonderful place for hiking. A number of rare plant species
can found as well as habitation by Paiute Indians over 5,000 years
ago. Also a habitat for California bighorn sheep, mule deer, Rocky
Mountain Elk, bobcats and many species of birds.
Vale Heritage Reflections Mural Society
The very first Mural “The New Arrivals” was painted in 1993 by Don Gray, the newest Mural will be painted in August 2010 as part of the “Mural-in-a-day” project.
Please Visit their site at www.valeoregonmurals.com
Malheur Butte
The Malheur Butte is a volcanic plug. It is a place where lava flowed up through a hole in the ground and then cooled and solidified. The surrounding area around it, being softer material, eroded away, leaving the basalt plug sticking up above the surrounding area. This is all part of the Columbia Basin flow which probably goes back 15,000 years ago or so.
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4th
Of July Activities in Vale
Enjoy the four exciting days of the Vale 4th of July Rodeo, widely
known for its electrifying suicide race. The Vale Suicide
Race rockets from the top of Rinehart Butte. Actions starts
with the horses and riders slowly winding their way to the top.
Then the thundering boom of dynamite starts two of the fastest paced
minutes in rodeo. The riders barrel down the butte, swim their
horses across the Malheur River and roar into the Vale Rodeo Grounds.
The winner's purse is $2,500, with $500 for second place. |
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