Four Rivers Farm and Garden Trail

The Payette, Malheur and Owyhee rivers join the Snake River in what is called the Four Rivers area in and around Ontario, Oregon. Water from these rivers nourishes the highly fertile land, producing a variety of crops that help feed and color the world. The winding Snake River forms the border between Oregon and Idaho. Flowing northward toward Hells Canyon, it eventually joins the Columbia. Explore this self-guided tour in pieces or take a full day to seek out its many treasures.

Start at the crossroads of Highway 26 and 201, between Ontario and Vale. This self-guided farm loop is a perfect way to explore the abundant farms, orchards and farms stands in the Four Rivers region. Observe the many methods of irrigation and moderm farming techniques. Meet srtisan producers who provide fresh, delicious food adn learn about today's and yesterday's farming methods. The driving tour straddles the state line, taking in Fruitland and Payette, Idaho, as well as Ontario, Vale and Nyssa, Oregon.

Select each stop below to add it to your travel itinerary:

1. Malheur Nursery
2. Montgomery Farms
3. Windy Sage Farms
4. Lees Farm Overlook
5. Hot Springs Trading Post
6. In Full Bloom Greenhouse
7. Kenney Pass Kiosk
8. Browns Buffalo Ranch
9. Utter Starvation Camp Kiosk
10. Ashby Family Farms
11. Park Produce
12. Boston Beef House
13. Garden Gallery
14. Andrews Seed Company
15. Second & Vine Bistro
16. Ontario Saturday Market
17. Country Corner
19. Payette Farmer's Market
20. Henggeler Packing Company
21. Purdums Produce
22. The Honey Store
23. Country Flower Kettle
24. Fruitland Produce Barn
25. Hamanishi Farms, Inc.
26. Crawford Farms