Here's a little about the Sawtooth Mountain Room at the Bronze Antler Bed and Breakfast. This guest room lodging accommodations at any fine hotel. Highlights include:
- Queen-sized bed with Simmons Beautyrest mattress, topped with a Sensus latex dense foam topper (very comfortable!), fine linens, down comforter and lots of pillows.
- West-facing views of the Wallowa Mountains. The mountains are a little farther away so there's more of a sweeping panoramic view looking out these windows.
- Attached ensuite bathroom, complete with deeper style soaking tub and bidet. Oversized microfiber bathrobes and slippers. A two-sided, wall-mounted adjustable lighted makeup mirror (our guests love this). North-facing window over the Wallowa Valley
- Free Wi-fi access and a combination clock radio/CD player/environmental sound machine. CDs in the drawer.
- Art Nouveau period artwork and decor. My favorite item is the Ecole Nancy parlor stove we brought home from France that now serves as a tabletop.
- Warm burnt orange walls adorned with hand-painted Arts & Crafts period stencils painted by decorative art professional Amy Miller.
- Full bed and breakfast service including sherry upon arrival, chilled water, restaurant menus (and our recommendations), wine cellar selections, concierge services, activity planning, maps and reservations.
Still no television or fitness center on premises at the Bronze Antler Bed & Breakfast. But with views like these and the Wallowa Mountains at your doorstep, who needs TV or a treadmill?



For a short time in December, the Bronze Antler Bed & Breakfast staff will become innkeepers searching for Minnie & Mickey. We're going to Orlando for a family reunion and get a dose of grandkids like the two pictured here.
Time for another
The Hat Point Lookout is not very far from our Hells Canyon lodging. The problem with getting to Hat Point, just like most places in Hells Canyon, is not the distance (only 52 miles), but the driving time (about 2 hours).
We were recently hosts to a very busy Western Oregon professional couple on the start of their week-long Eastern Oregon vacation. Sadly to say, I think we've thoroughly spoiled them--I hope the rest of their vacation is as restful and restorative as the days and nights they spent here at our bed and breakfast.

Wondering about what things to do near Joseph Oregon? How about swim in the Blue Hole of the Upper Imnaha River? Bill & I took a midday off with visiting friends to drive out to the Indian Crossing trailhead on the Upper Imnaha River. It was a 90-degree day and a dip in the Blue Hole sounded like a good idea.









