- TripBuzz found 11 things to do indoors in the Baker City area. From Earth & Vine to Baker City Brewing company, Baker City offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 9 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 10 different types of things to do inside in or near Baker City, Oregon. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: History Museums, Movie Theaters, Bowling and Breweries.
- There are 11 indoor activities in Baker City, and 0 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles.
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Visitors of all ages learn the history of Baker County through exhibits covering the Gold Rush, minerals & fossils, agriculture, & wildlife
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Earth & Vine is a wine bar, restaurant and art gallery and often has live music as well. A menu highlight is fondue and they also feature many desserts and bakery treats, and offer several beers.
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The friendly and accommodating staff of Baker City Brewing company offers considerable beer selection in both quantity and quality. The brewing room has a gleaming stainless shiny floors, while the tasting room is encased with elegant wood built-ins and a matching bar with comfortable seating.
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A 14-lane bowling center, Elk Horn Lanes provides open bowling with synthetic lanes, automatic scoring and optional bumpers. The center has a game room, pool tables, food and drink options and a full-service bar.
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Boasting of a permanent exhibit that lets you relive the hardships of the Oregon Trail through a mixture of video presentations and sound effects—this is what the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center has to offer, plus a couple of digital and a flagstaff gallery.
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2480 Grove Street, Baker City, OR
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Housed in a sprawling 33,000 square foot 1920s building, the Baker Heritage Museum showcases the best of the region's history. What you will here are galleries on wildlife, Chinese culture, early Baker city life, agriculture, ranching and mining.
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The Leo Adler House Museum was once owned by the eponymous Baker city's philanthropist. This building was his house for more than nine decades before he donated it to the city along with his fortune. You will find here the original family's light fixtures, artwork and furniture.
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The Eltrym Historic Theatre is an old-style movie theater with a long history. It shows a variety of films, and features one large theater and two small ones. It serves a variety of concessions, and maintains a distinctive, quirky atmosphere.
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Eltrym Theater is a small 3 screen theater that features stadium seating and digital projection. The theater features a monthly Thursday Art Night with the Baker Art Guild and is the home to the We Like 'Em Short Film Festival.
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Want to ride a wood burning steam engine train? Then board the Sumpter Valley Railway and be swept back into Oregon's historic mining past. Ride into the center of gold country and be amazed with the old Sumpter mining town.
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22267 Oregon 86, Baker City, OR 97814
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Once the traveling ground of American pioneers, Oregon Trail Interpretive Center offers a self-guided tour of historic trails to hike through. The center has exhibits with artifacts from this era, including a covered wagon.