Welcome to the Historic City Of Granite, where dreams of gold and recreation come alive. Wander back and tour the facades of a Main Street which dates back to the Mining boom of 1878. Wander through the newly restored Granite Cemetery and see the final resting place of infamous Madame Rose and Marshall Bud Morrow to whom the cemetery is dedicated. See Allen Hall, the one room seat of government of the City of Granite. Explore the "Chinese Wall" or take a twelve mile drive out to the Freemont Power House and relive the glory that powered the City of Granite.

Like to Recreate, well Granite is the hub of any visitor fun, excitement, and adventure compass. Fish in the pristine waters of Olive Lake or hike into Baldy Lake for some serious and secluded angling. Whether you like to shoot wildlife with your camera or with a rifle, the Granite area provides the game. From Black Bear to Mountain Lions, and Bucks to Bulls, and Squirrels to Red Diggers, the Granite area has them a plenty. Interested in bird watching, with hundreds of species flying above, the bird watching in the Granite area should satisfy any ornithologists delight.

Is off roading your pleasure, well the City of Granite is the right place to begin. The Granite area has hundreds of miles of trails you can take your four wheeler, dirtbike, or snowmobile upon. Don't care for the roar of the engine. There are many trails that are exclusive to horseback riding and hiking in the erea, or in wintertime snowshoe or cross country ski. While you are adventuring make sure to explore some of the century old cabins and mines that virtually litter the hills.

Want  to take something home from your vacation? How about a little gold? Gold is what put the City of Granite on the map and there is still plenty left to pan. What you can find, or how much is up to you. For a treasure of a different sort, go to the hills surrounding the City of Granite in search of mushrooms. Natural and burn Morels, King Balleets and Calf Brains are just a few of the wild varieties found bountifully in the Granite area. This is a mushrooms haven.

After all that activity you probably will want an easy place to stay and relax. Try the newly built Lodge at Granite. With comfortable rooms, extremely reasonable rates and plenty of space to spread out, the Lodge at Granite is a deluxe accommodations, For Reservations call (541)755-5200 and MENTION you seen it on the SUMPTER Website.  Are you traveling around in your fifth wheel or motor home? The Outback at Granite RV park has all the water, septic, and electrical hookups you need to make your stay smooth and easy.

Hungry? The Outback at Granite Store and Cafe can satisfy your appetite. The Outback at Granite is open year around and has a full breakfast, lunch and dinner menu. Thirsty? The Cafe has a excellent selection of imported and domestic beers as well as wine coolers, soft drinks, floats and old fashioned milkshakes. Or if you want to cook your own meal The Outback at Granite has a host of groceries to get you started.

Rigs get hungry too. You can satisfy their hunger for diesel, gasoline or propane at The Outback at Granite. Once fueled up you are ready to hit the road again and have some more fun, excitement and adventure in Historic City of Granite and surrounding area.

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