Things to do in Lakeview
Crack in the Ground
Enter deep into the earth, through this 2-mile long, 10-15 foot wide basalt lava fissure which runs from 10 to 70 feet deep. At places it is bridged by boulders. Winter ice sometimes remains within its depths all year! (Just outside of Christmas Valley.) Call (541) 947-2151 for more information.
Fremont National Forest
More than 5 million acres. Includes remnants of ice-age lava flows and the largest and most defined exposed geologic fault in North America, Abert Rim, on east side of Lake Abert. Abert Rim is most spectacular at the east side of Crooked Creek Valley. Many of the lakes are remnants of post-glacial Lake Lahontan. Gearhart Mountain Wilderness is rough and forested with unusual rock formations, streams and Blue Lake. Fishing; hunting, picnicking, camping. Call (541) 947-2151 for more information.
1301 S G St, Lakeview, OR 97630
Old Perpetual" Geyser
Rest awhile in Lakeview and visit Oregon's only continuously spouting geyser which shoots a plume of 200 degree water over 60 feet into the air every 90 seconds. A favorite for everyone in Lake County, whether they be traveling through, or a resident. Take a break and sit in the relaxing (and some say, healing) waters from the geyser which can be found within developed pool known as Hunter's Hot Springs. Only 1 mile North of Lakeview Call (541) 947-2817 for more information.
Schminck Memorial Museum
Pressed-glass goblets, home furnishings, dolls, toys, books, clothing, quilts, guns, saddles, tools, and Native American artifacts. Call (541) 947-3134 for more information.