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Steins Pillar

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Steins Pillar (Cheryl Hill)



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Description

Steins Pillar is 350 feet tall and is named after Major Enoch Steen, who explored this area in the 1860s. His name was so often misspelled that the misspelling stuck, which is why it is now called Steins Pillar instead of Steens Pillar.

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Guidebooks that cover this destination

  • 100 Hikes in Eastern Oregon, by William L. Sullivan
  • Bend Overall, by Scott Cook

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