Wallowa Mountains

The Wallowa Mountains are a stunning mountain range located in northeastern Oregon, known for their dramatic peaks, alpine lakes, and diverse wildlife. Carved by glaciers, the range features jagged granite spires, deep canyons, and lush subalpine meadows. The terrain ranges from rugged alpine environments to lush, forested valleys, offering a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities. The Wallowas are part of the Blue Mountains ecoregion and are home to a rich ecosystem, including rare plant species and a thriving population of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep.