Climbing to the summit at just shy of 10,000 feet, see a view of Alvord Desert.

Many gorges cut years ago by glaciers, can be see on the Steens Loop drive. Hike into one of the gorges for a better view. Fish at Fish Lake, or just stay at the campground covered in quaking aspens possibly marked by the previous generations of Basque while herding sheep.

Take a step into History in a well displayed setting at the Riddle Brothers Ranch.

The spring bird migration is a must on your bucket list. Even though birds are the theme, antelope, mule deer, along with 58 other mammals find their residence at the refuge.

Trails, self-guided auto tour, fishing, Petroglyphs, museum, and visitor center to add to your exciting trip.

Find yourself… well not thinking about anything; just taking in all the wonders of relaxing mineral water coming from deep down in the earth.

Crystal Crane Hot Springs provides family fun in a large pond, or the private tubs offer an intimate setting.

Alvord Hot Springs is your escape from … well from everything. Located two hours south of Burns. Your experience will be one to remember.

Mickey Hot Springs, just north of Alvord Desert, is too hot to soak in, but what it lacks in soaking relaxation it gains in an appreciation of the different stages that hot spring development.