Summer may officially be a month away, but in baker, Most attractions are fully open by memorial day
While you’ll find plenty to see and do all year long in Baker, Winter weather can make some trailheads inaccessible, and many local museums and sites that are run by volunteers open for the summer season, from Memorial Day to Labor Day. With warmer weather and sunny skies, everybody wants to be outside and exploring. Nearly every weekend you’ll find something special going on – whether it’s a rodeo, theatrical production, athletic competition, or celebration of local culture.
So gather your friends and family and get your summer started right in Baker.
Local Museums and sites open for summer
Check out the following local museums that are only open Memorial Day to Labor Day. It’s still a good idea to call ahead to confirm open hours:
Kick off summer events
Across Baker find things going on for Memorial Day:
Huntington Lions Catfish Derby
Dust off your outdoor gear
Weather is beautiful in May. The mountains are green and the temperatures milder than in the peak of the summer season. While some high alpine destinations may still be snowed in, you can venture into many parts of the Elkhorn and Wallowa Mountains. Be prepared to get a little wet and muddy when you encounter melting snow. Before heading out, inquire locally about snow and access conditions, and be prepared for the unexpected whenever you venture into the wilderness.
Enjoy Golf every day
Weather the course at Quail Ridge opens in March with limited hours, by Memorial Day you can hit the green every single day of the week from 10am-6pm. Check out one of the most beautiful courses set against a backdrop of the Elkhorn Mountains.