Old Perpetual Geyser is one and a half miles north of Lakeview. Old Perpetual Geyser erupts 60 feet into the air about every 90 seconds. The site of this geothermal wonder erupting like a rocket into the sky is magnificent. It is the only active geyser in the west, and one of the more popular tourist attractions in Lakeview.
 
Take a break and sit in the relaxing (and some say, healing) waters from the geyser which can be found within developed pool known as Hunter's Hot Springs.
 
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Other Recreational Activities include:
 
Fort Rock State Natural Area - an isolated volcanic tuff ring with the southern rim broken by the ancient water waves of Fort Rock Lake. A one-mile trail circling the interior of the ring provides visitors an opportunity to view this feature up close.
 
Summer Lake - One of the best duck hunting spots in all of Lake County, while Winter Rim, just above Summer Lake, is great for big game hunting.

Abert Rim - the largest geological fault in North America and towers 2,500 feet above the valley floor in the Great Basin country of Eastern Oregon's high desert. Abert Lake, one of the world's few remaining inland seas, is at the northernmost base of the rim.
 
Sunstone Area - In 1972, the Bureau of Land Management's Lakeview District established a free-use collecting area for the general public. Four square miles are now closed to mining claims to allow public access for hobby collecting. Locally known as the "Plush Diamond," the sunstone was designated in 1989 as the Oregon State Gemstone because of its uncommon clarity and color range.
 
Lake County Fair which is one of the oldest rodeo's in Oregon.
 
Call Lake County Chamber of Commerce for any questions 541-947-6040