Welcome to the City of Echo! The historic town of Echo is located in northeast Oregon, eight miles south of Hermiston and 20 miles west of Pendleton. While not visible from the freeway, Echo …

Echo: Where History Blooms. The historic town of Echo is located in northeast Oregon, eight miles south of Hermiston and 20 miles west of Pendleton amid rolling farmland along the …

Echo is known for its rich history and many historic sites. The Oregon Trail passes through Echo. Emigrants crossed the Umatilla River and camped at a site called the Lower Crossing.

Echo has been an award-winning Tree City USA since 1989 and is Oregon’s smallest tree city. The Oregon Trail Arboretum is located on Neely Lane across Gerone Street from Echo …

Located 188 miles east of Portland, the City of Echo is situated along the Umatilla River within a tree-lined valley known as the Echo Meadows. Hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, golf, …

Built in 1916, Echo City Hall underwent renovation that was completed in 2000. The building has many Mediterranean features including the cupola, parapet and arched entrance, and is …

In 1920 downtown Echo was a bustling center with two commercial streets and a railroad right-of-way filled with businesses such as warehouses, a wool scouring plant and stockyards. Today, …

Here you'll find a general collection of photos and media taken in and around Echo. Click on any gallery thumbnail image to enlarge the photo or media to its full size. You may also navigate …

Here you'll find a collection of media covering Echo's city and land-use planning. Click on any gallery thumbnail image to enlarge the photo or media to its full size. You may also navigate …

Echo Heritage Trail A series of interpretive panels with information on Echo’s History were developed in 2009. Be-low are the panels and a listing of where they can be found. 1.Echo …