Echo Attractions

Built by J.H. Koontz around 1883. A restaurant and saloon continue today. The building is currently vacant, while it is being renovated,  more

¼ mile of visible Oregon Trail ruts located on private land but open to the public. Two parallel sets of wagon ruts descend into the canyon.  more

Museum features Union Pacific and Oregon Railway and Navigation Company tools, photos and other items used in early operations.  more

This historic site consists of 13 contributing buildings including a Queen Anne style home dating from 1902. Founded by Joseph Cunha.  more

Built in 1920 by Joseph Cunha and opened in 1921, the building features a Roman Classical style in glazed terra cotta and brick.  more

Built in 1916, with renovation completed in 2000, the building has many Mediterranean features including the cupola, parapet and arched entrance.  more

A renovated 1916 auditorium and ballroom on the second floor of the Echo City Building at City Hall. Antiques and historic atmosphere are in abundance.  more

A hilly, challenging, 9-hole public course with low greens fees overlooking the Umatilla River Valley. Pro shop, snack bar, driving range and cart rentals.  more

National Historic Oregon Trail Site features nearly one mile of visible Oregon Trail ruts located on 320 acres of public lands.  more

Built in 1886 on land donated by J.H. & Cynthia Koontz, the Echo Methodist-Episcopal Church was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.  more

Located in the historic Echo City Building at City Hall, The Echo Public Library is part of the Umatilla County Special Library District.  more

A modern skateboard, BMX and inline skate facility, the Echo Skatepark is open from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. Click to read skatepark rules.  more

Built in the 1860s, this commercial building housed a number of businesses including the Echo News. The Linden Tree in front is on Echo’s Heritage Tree List.  more

An RV park and campground lies adjacent to Fort Henrietta Park, a National Historic Oregon Trail Site named for the Fort Henrietta Militia stockade.   more

Picturesque formal park located behind city hall at the corner of Bonanza and Dupont Streets, the site of many community events.  more

Home base for self-guided tours of seven National Register of Historic Places' buildings and a dozen other locally-recognized historic buildings.  more

Built in 1904-05 by J.H. Koontz and currently under renovation, this beaux-arts styled building served as a store for many years.  more

Just southeast of the Echo city limits, Oregon Trail emigrant, David Koontz is buried at this historic spot near the Trail.  more

Built in 1881 in the Italianate style, the house is one of the finest examples of this style in Umatilla County. The house site has four contributing buildings.  more

Established in 1993 and located east of the football field, the small arboretum features over 100 ornamental trees and shrubs.  more

Built in 1913 in the Portuguese Colonial Revival style, the church is no longer used for services and is awaiting renovation.  more

Lloyd and Lois Piercy are owners of this 3,600 acre, 1865 Cunha Ranch vineyard in the Columbia Valley and winery storefront downtown.  more

Built around 1868 in Umatilla, the building was purchased, taken apart and moved by railcar to Echo where it was reassembled in 1906.  more

A local exhibit of vintage farm equipment and descriptive panels, representing Echo's rich agricultural history, are now on display to the public.   more

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