Explore Joseph · For hosts
Give guests one page for Wi-Fi, check-in, parking and what’s good nearby. Start with your address, add your property details, then share grounded answers available 24/7.
CohostAI turns these recommendations into a guest guide for your exact address — and answers your guests' questions from it, day or night, in their language.
Free to start. No credit card required.
Start from 28 curated places around Joseph, OR, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Embers Brewhouse
Joseph's Main Street brewpub, known for gourmet pizzas and the widest tap list of microbrews in this corner of Eastern Oregon. Family-friendly inside and on the sidewalk patio, with live music some nights.
Terminal Gravity Brewery & Pub
The Wallowas' most-loved brewery, a few miles over in Enterprise, with a creekside lawn of picnic tables under the peaks. The beer is the draw but the pub menu holds up for a long, unhurried afternoon.
Iwetemlaykin Trail
A flat sub-mile loop through meadow and past a small pond at the foot of the moraines, with the peaks rising straight ahead. The gentlest big-view walk in the valley, fine for any fitness level.
BC Creek Falls
A roughly three-mile round trip from the Wallowa Lake trailhead to a creek-and-bridge waterfall, branching off the West Fork trail. A family favorite that pays off without a serious climb.
Wallowa Lake Tramway
A four-person gondola that climbs 3,700 vertical feet to the 8,150-foot summit of Mount Howard, billed as the steepest of its kind in North America. The summit has short walking loops, big overlooks, and a small grill.
OK Theatre
A lovingly restored historic theater in Enterprise that runs films and hosts a surprisingly strong slate of touring live music. The best evening room in the county and the reason a lot of acts detour out here.
Wallowa Lake
A long glacial lake hemmed by 9,000-foot peaks at the south end of town, with a small day-use beach and picnic lawns at the head. This is the anchor everyone drives in for, and the water stays cold even in August.
Valley Bronze of Oregon
The foundry and gallery behind most of the bronze figures you see on Main Street, casting fine-art sculpture since the early 1980s. The downtown gallery is free to wander even if you skip the foundry tour.