The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) is a union of three tribes: Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla. The CTUIR has over 3000 tribal members, almost half of whom reside on the reservation’s…

This Giant John Wayne hovers over the Columbia Harvest Foods parking lot off of U.S. 730. The flat metal figure has been in Umatilla since 1954, and has moved throughout the town as the location…

Located just off Interstate 82, Java Junkies offers travelers and locals alike an array of drinks and American food to suit many palates. Only a few blocks away from the Columbia River, Java Junkies has…

McNary Beach Park in Hermiston is a great place to view the beautiful Columbia River. McNary Beach Park also borders Lake Wallula, a prime spot for relaxing and fishing. Lewis and Clark travelled along the…

Located at McNary Dam on the Oregon Side of the Columbia River, the Pacific Salmon Visitor Information Center features exhibits, brochures, interpretive panels, and a 7 minute video on the salmon life cycle. The visitor…

To the pioneers of the 19th century, Oregon was a land of hope and prosperity. Many people risked their lives crossing the country for a chance to live in this beautiful state. One of Oregon’s…

First incorporated on October 24, 1864, Umatilla annually celebrates being the oldest surviving community in Eastern Oregon. The Umatilla Landing Days occur every year on Saturday and Sunday of the last full weekend in June.…

Umatilla Marina and RV Park is only a few minutes from Interstate 82, Interstate 84 and Highway 730, making it a convenient stop for road-trippers. Located along the scenic Columbia River, the park is also…