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Schminck Memorial Museum

This two-story home, built in 1922, features a dizzying array of items. Both the main floor and the basement are stuffed with a cornucopia of items, including housewares, shaving mugs, Victorian era clothing, dolls, hats, Native American artifacts, military uniforms, old phonographs, ranch equipment and historical documents.

Contact Information

128 East Street
Lakeview, OR. 97630
(541) 947-3134

Activities

  • Educational Activities
  • Museums & Interpretive Centers
  • Native American Culture
  • Old West & Oregon Trail

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Ultimate Guide to Gravel Rides in Southern Oregon

Southern Oregon cyclists are gravitating to gravel, and no wonder. Gravel riding — which is simply cycling on unpaved roads — offers scenic views, blissful solitude and a sense of adventure as you veer off the well-worn asphalt. Gravel riding doesn’t require the technical prowess of mountain biking, and many cyclists feel safer on less-trafficked roads that often comprise gravel routes in these rural counties. The region’s many group rides tend to be fun and inclusive, too. Read on for rides and races throughout Southern Oregon.

Giving Back in Southern Oregon

The dark skies of the Oregon Outback; picturesque wineries in the Applegate Valley; epic mountain biking through old-growth forests on Brown Mountain — there are myriad reasons to come to Southern Oregon. Did you know there are also plenty of ways to give back to the special places you love to visit and help ensure a strong future for these destinations?