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Additional information may be obtained from the records of the court, the PR, or the lawyer for the PR, Patricia Nelson CLASSIFIEDS WHERE BUYERS & SELLERS MEET EVERY FRIDAY THE REGION’S HUB FOR OUTDOOR ADVENTURES Central Oregon’s most complete outdoor guide. C MOUNTAINS WATER PARKS TRAILS 0 May 29, 202 FRIDAY • C2 The BulleTi n • Friday, May 29, 2020 C4 The BulleT CONDITIONS R EPORT For a full list of conditions updated regularly, please visit centraloregonexpl ore.com HIKING AND DAY USE SITES ES NTUR outdoor R ADVE and closed; s, water TDOO hole of what’s open B FO t R com OU plete guide biking trails, fishing field experts. W HU area ’s mos g and GION on, ’S you NE writers and will find the explore; conditions of hikin THE RE from outdoor k in this secti of places to as features well Each wee events; top picks more — as activities and ping spots, parks and flows, cam Deschutes Nationa l Forest The Bulle Tin • Friday , May 29, 2020 in • Friday, May 29, 2020 C3 • Round Lake Trailhead: Open — no services • Scott Pass Trailhead: Open — no services • Scout Lake Day Use: Open — no services • Simax North and South Beach area: Open — no services • Sisters Cow Camp: Open — no services • Sisters Tie Trailhead: Open services TOP PICKS WHERE TO EXPLOR E — no • Slough Day Use: Crooked River — Open — no • NOTE: Only open services Fly Fishing trails are listed Springtime in Central • South Twin Day • 21 Road Interpretiv Oregon is prime time Use e Site: Open waiting for fish to to be casting flies Open — no services — Launch: — no services tug ing, one of the more on your line. Considered a mecca for and • Steve Larson Trailhead: • Aspen Day Use: fly fish- popular Open — no Open — River, located 45 minutes places in Central Oregon is Crooked no services services er’s Place, an all-things east of Bend. According to The Fly • Sunset View Day • Beach Day Use: Open — no Use: Open — no Fish- services services has “the most prolific fly fishing store in Sisters, Crooked River trout population of • Suttle Lake Day • Bear Valley Trailhead: Oregon.” any stream in Central As of May 27, Use: Open — no Open — no services services river is flowing at 150 the target species is rainbow trout and cubic feet per second, the • Ten Mile Trailhead: • Benham East Trailhead: water where wading in the can be done with Open — no A fly fisherma Open — services Makenzie no services ease. n makes a cast from his boat Fort Rock State Park Whittle/Bulletin file photo • Tranquil Cove Day • Benham West Trailhead: while fishing is open for hiking. Wickiup Reservo Use: Open — Open — Other fishing: Rock scrambling no services no services ir. prohibited due to is • Lower Deschutes nesting raptors. • Wanoga Trailhead: • Besson Day Use (Pelton Dam to Columbia and : Open: — no Open steelhead, — River): no 3860 cfs. Rainbow trout services services Bulletin file • Middle Deschutes photo • Cove Palisades • Whychus Creek • Big Eddy Day Use State Overlook trout and rainbow (Benham Falls to Lake Billy Chinook): : Open: “But all of that said — — limited services; Park: Open no Trailhead: trout, 1090 cfs in Benham services Brown Continued from Open — no services how important public • Upper Deschutes and 70 cfs in Bend. Day-use and boat Crooked River C1 • Whychus Portal important trails • Big Obsidian Flow at Benham Falls: launch, Upper “I think if you’re lands are — and (Lower Whychus trout, 1313 cfs. Brook trout, brown Deschutes Day-use are. just We’re how Prairie Reservo an outdoor active Trailhead): Open Open — no services Trailhead: trout, seeing and boat launch rainbow individu people — no services and Tam-a-lau trail More people are • Wickiup Reservoir: tive or not, there’s al, competi- open. Overnight East and Paulina ir, as well as • Black Butte Trailhead: getting their exercise really needing that. Kokanee, coho salmon, camping closed. Facilities and more of whitefish, chub. Reservoir Open — no rainbow trout, brook variation in stuff just so much Ochoco Nationa outdoo is Newberry Nationa lakes in the better services may close is rs. 54% for trout, And without phasizes the us, it really em- full. them … sunshin l Forest notice • Crane Prairie Reservoir: said Bend’s Jesse you can do,” Volcanic need to e, vitamin D, breathi that really Monument, should l be • Black Crater Trailhead: • Alder Springs Trailhead: Brook Trout, • Cline Falls State ible manner.” do so in a rainbow trout. The triathlete who Thomas, a pro to say that running Closed; ng fresh air. Not well now for rainbow fishing e respons Scenic Open — reservoir is 85% full. kokanee, largemouth bass, State Highway 242 recently retired. on limited services e Reporter: a Viewpoint treadm Saturda “Now 541-383-0 closed trout and : Open — ill is bad, but running kokanee. until that I’m not racing y 5/30 318, better. June 15 mmorical@bendbullet services; day-use only, limited • Baneberry Trailhead: the same structur with outside is Twin Bridges Scenic “Many, many Know Burn — Fire in.com Open — • Broken Top Trailhead: open 10 a.m.-7 p.m. restrooms limited services when I was racing e that I needed — Woody Keen, are available opportunities Bikeway — Biking Closed; Lookouts of Oregon: the trails program snow to anglers within close without notice Facilities may just taking more full time, I’m for Central Starting and ending • Barnhouse Trailhead: an hour of travel,” Learn about the history coordinator Oregon Trail in Open — Mark • photo Browns Mt. Viewpoint Central Oregon advantage of Alliance • Fort Rock Cave: and limited services nic Bikeway is a 36-mile, Bend’s Drake Park, The Twin Bridges “We’re encoura he said. background Closed; seasonal Schang’s wife : Open — Submitted no services Shana of Oregon’s Sce- ging folks to Even triathlet .” • Fort Rock State stay local.” • Black Canyon East on forest lands fire lookouts Brooks travel through Shevlin moderate difficulty loop that where Natural and tips and dog Jack paddle (Formerly busy swimm es, who are you • Buttes Loop Trailhead: Open — limited services; Area: with him on South Fork) Trailhead: r-old son Tyler Hodgson March, we never closed in late how to visit them on During the ride, cyclists Park and end up at Tumalo State Park. ing and that’s Open — slow-flowing yourself; rock ng’s 7-yea a small pas- Open — running, can ing, biking and really lost ac- no services tral Oregon has lived in Cen- scrambling closed limited services a cess to our beloved 3-4 p.m.; online; go.evvnt. portion of the find addition Mark Scha gh in ror Pond. the Bikeway will cross the Deschutes River and Keen also said good thing.” outdoor activitie al Deschutes. has watched for 23 years and to protect nesting southeast area • Cabot The trails themsel outdoors. com/649443-0 or 541-312- Mir- way throu • Black Canyon West that local falcons mountain bikers gion. Thoma s in our re- of the Deschu with bike lanes for follows urban streets and country roads leads the Deschutes River. services Lake Trailhead: Open — no (Formerly ves never door destinat it turn into an out- closed, 1029. • Jasper have s Dusty said more Point tes and been Contin Camp) he has ion for more more “explora than 7 miles to the — Prineville most state parks, Trailhead: Open — in a more cently taken ued from C1 paddled by kayaks that can be During the 36-mile and tory” well turn onto Tyler Road. people. Reservoir Closed; sage off the up mountain re- limited services • Cold Springs Day here. loop riders will gain ing, nordic skiing, COVID-19 Whether you Wednes bik- eas, as trailheads, day-use ar- as covering new routes mood, dis- Use : Open — “There’s a stand up paddle , canoes and the Paddling upstream from exposure limitations 1,812 feet in elevation. and boat ramps no services and • Boeing Field Trailhead: kayaking Submitted photos and rock Dillon Falls boat on a hot summ enjoy floatin day , will open on the De- more forest roads than riding portunities,” lot of diverse op- g 6/3 river. Be aware climbin schutes and Ochoco Open — when possible ideal for beginn boarders. It is single- limited services • Crane Prairie Picnic track, which ramp Get day Other biking: to Slough is Your or Gear But the outdoor g. rafting The Big Eddy er trade-off on he said. “The national ers or — What lookin forests, reopene Area: Open stream of Dillon that just down- with to g • La Pine State Park: social distanci makes for easier • Peterson Ridge — no services rapids, • Coffeepot Trailhead: Wear and Oregon is more s in Central to brush up on paddlers Slough also about 1.5 miles. considerably that is there are the What the skills and Trail ng. (However, many d last week. De- to Pack Open — for ramp the river Falls boat limited services; boat Open — schutes Paddle Trail has their Peterson Ridge Trail Complex: All 22 mountain biking skills, proper gear Hiking: limited services access to mounta than just the • Crater Butte Trailhead: and it for extreme rapids. taking advanta more people two in a five- has Part that makes for a boat ramp remain closed campgrounds you “A bunch of forest roads trails current picks Complex are in good some- thing for everyo part series outdoor retail trails, rivers ins, parks, but limited to hand ramp open Open — ge of those op- quickly and ultima trailforks.com. that might not have for now.) riding conditions, at the Expect to see is family friendly. no services up • Cottonwood Trailhead: of tips on what carry watercraft, ne and has locations includ- If you’re lookin and lakes. Trails are perhaps according to stop for a break. a nice place to ridden oth- portunities than there no trailers are permitted earned its place and tely tumbles erwise, well now ing local paddlin Open — over Dillon Falls • Wanoga Trail Complex: how to pack, register “I think it dictates limited services river and off, people on the • Cultus Lake Picnic the key due to ingredient that you are riding years ago, or even 10 were 20 routes to paddle g for other one shop you can go in Sometimes, ongoing constructio All but the Dinah-Moe them,” Keen of the Area: Open — the as this is a pop- recreational in as advance; Creek Kayak set g and makes Central years activity) are open into a steep gorge and down While 6-7:30 p.m.; ular area n. Off-leash no services the Tumal Diamonds & • Cougar East Trailhead: the opposite Humm trail (logging culture o of the mind- Oregon an outdoor gems for riding, according and Bend Paddle , the nonprofit area closed of online; a good thing. said. “I think that’s take we encourage people ago. Gold for Canoe rection Centra $25; town,” di- hiking whole contain Oregon Open to . can You mecca. trailforks.co l , — Thoma • though go.evvnt. Redmond Trail and It’s to also extrem Hikers, mounta advanta limited services ing . • Dillon Day Use: creating m. bik- ing along the s said. find just people’s Trails: Of options and • Peter Skene Ogden Open — no the upstream we prefer to get You e and dangerous rapids. helped create and Alliance inform individu d nities, as there ge of the opportu- 25 NW Minneso giving people new the easy, moderate the 16 mounting bike trails in Redmond, on the Deschu more A nice flatwat com/651040-0 or 503-446- ners, backpac in bikers, run- ation al “Beyon services • Cougar West Trailhead: paddle done Trail, of course Deschutes River places to go to. becomes more and difficult trails are new ta Ave., #5 activi- Viewpoint: Open State Scenic kers, horseba ties. all of er section tes Paddle Deschutes Paddle promote the As a busines It took my wife, according to bendtrails.o first. falls can safely check out the Open — ” Downtown Bend paddle in late 0803. in “riding well” conditions, ck at the followi where Trail s owner, that’s riders and mounta limited services • Dutchman Trailhead: Keen adds that fused with the not to be con- by taking my 7-year-old rg. spring throug to • Pilot Butte State in climbers 541-388-0155 spent many years Trail and I’ve seen website Open — no all use them. son and the family • Swamp Lakes Area: locals are de- it www.karenbandy.c Scenic the summer schutespaddle ng how services h also • Cyrus Trailhead: a downstream a short walk in dle Trail. An Deschutes Pad- Viewpoint : Open it filters into the most, is om Open — limited trail.ne gether a compr putting to- to reach their Anglers use trails doors enjoying trails and the are listed as having Nine of the riding trails at the Swampy 3 hours, though dog about — limited tween Slough the stretch be- t. the busines services • Edison Trailhead: out- favorite fishing As we approa community, without the river trail direction along ehensive De- services; day-use open at the Dillon option is to park you can make holes. Rock climber Open — no in terms of what s Tumalo Ridge are deep snow. S.S.T. Trail, Sector 16, Tumalo Lake area schutes it the values in the area. He as many tourists and the Dillon Day Use Area sum- services • Fry Trailhead: Open reportedly “riding mer months, the ch core 8 a.m.-8 p.m., restrooms Creek and s use trails area. You can from the parking must River Guidebook. It’ to reach their and put in at Falls parking area ing longer or shorter depend well,” according to are for busi- Falls Boat — limited enjoy while during estimates that s a see the gorge vertical routes. own for folks nesses the - bendtrails.org. the boat ramp. services on • Elk Lake Trailhead: amaz- 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Facilities open Ramp. This ing the around a Deschu round, normal type The year here. explori of watercraft, is • a Palisades Central The water is Open — no summe tes Paddle and it’s may close weekend the There’s gentile stretch the ng fitness of like-min without notice services Fall River Trail Trail, ded • Giddy-Up Go Trailhead: breakdown would r Trail Campground: a Open safe and please lots be people in just Alliance (COTA Oregon If you are lucky a stunning sight. great Deschutes River as it does be 50-50 tourists paddle upstrea slow moving so availab level, skill set and time — hiking our Open — remem commu • Post Pile Campgrou limited services • Prineville Reservoir • Fall River Headwate teer organization ) — a volun- ber nity. m is possible Located in the Deschutes le. to There are peo- see whitewater you might even put job pointing out where a pack out all trash, the trails, now and locals on nd: Open State Park: ple you rs: Open — train National Forest a few Open — limited services; no services nates with land that coordi- to ter your in and where pick • Steelhead Falls: • Gray Butte Trailhead: As always, safety up with of Sunriver, the Fall af- and people or 90% locals. it is about 80% the falls, it’s a kayakers run out doing the Open, no potable miles southwest manage day-use pet and Open — first on the River only, Powder House, well as the many to take out as watch out same water limited services popular run • Fall River Parking stuff you’re agencies — works hard ment alligators! “But a lot of County, Jasper doing. for than 50 feet of elevation Trail is a 5.9-mile out and back with experie Areas for rapids You’ve 1, to 2, build Point people Desch nced 3: that are e e and Prineville got within the paddle Open — no services and maintain less Class V kayake • Green Mountain • Stillwater are utes porting that Padd Campgrou Mark Schang tems as well, and support sys- many of the trail, you will arrive gain. Within the first quarter mile North trails are busy, re- le Trail nd: Open are open. Roberts boat ramps The rs is a former good, knowl- these trails. available for purcha trail. They are Open — limited services Trailhead: • Head of Jack Creek of there’s no question Bay and Ochoco Deschutes e Paddle Trail Alliance edgeabl Bend Viewpoint closed, meadow which makes at Fall River Falls which is surrounde Woody Keen, se at various Board Member retail shops.” he said. “I would about that,” — a 26-mile Paddle Trail Open — no services Trailhead: overnight • Green Mountain d by a nice spot for a picnic. and gram coordin the trails pro- camping closed. Facilities South Paddling Enthusia Outdoo been an increase say there has Little Deschu section of the 97 ator for COTA, Open — limited services Trailhead: • Head of the Metolius: r activities ‘a may close st Sisters sees some silver without notice in use.” lifesaver’ Open — no during the pandem La Pine to its tes River from linings in the services • Hammer Creek Other hikes: pandemic. junction with Anglers get outside ic • Smith Rock State Trailhead: Open • Broken Top Trail: Deschutes River Since the pandem the — limited services • Jack Lake Trailhead: “As we’ve seen Considered a difficult — limited services; Park: Open and near Sunrive ic halted Open — no normal life in distance with a 2,880 hike due to its 15-plus a 95-mile r, services • Henderson Flat lic lands, whether a rush to pub- and As hikers, mountain bikers March, Cen- • Updated and Chute trails, RV Misery Ridge Deschu section at of 10:30 mile 126 OHV Trail Redmond tral Oregon locals trail runners Name Lake and Bend elevation gain, the Broken Top Trail the a.m. May 28. parks or whateve that’s state System: Open — tes • River • Lava Butte Interpreta flock to the parking and Biovac and overflow have taken trails, from 20 Lower limited services to the outdoor may still be required. Glacier. During the spring months, leads to No Wickiup (Pelton Deschutes tion are closed. Reservoir to be, we’ve seen r the case may to anglers are also flocking Viewpoint: Open snow shoes s in increasing • Henderson Flat Some climbing routes Dam Lower This Bulle to their Columbia the number Bridge — no services; Staging land favorite • Dutchman Flat closed includes placid, River): — 3810 cfs; s, looking man- agement agencie tin Sports non-motorized traffic for nesting raptor Open — limited services Area: Trail: Most of the high fishing spots. rainbow easy trout, steelhead; escape the stress for ways to only Departmen protection. Be everyon Bend, Dutchman Flat Located in the Deschutes National and shut them s have to react southwe to the golf s Cascade lakes current prepared to turn around e can enjoy, — section of the pan- • Lava Cast Forest Forest near • Keeton Trailhead: t publication demic. enthusiasts st of as blue Trailhead: Open is a 5 mile out and Trail is a relatively flat trail (259 elevation well as if crowded. sections for hatches winged olive, Open — limited said. “But all down,” Keen is dedicated SCHANG — no services back trail. • Tumalo State Park: snow and ice Bend are now informatio of Central services experts midge, only. march of that said how gain) that “It’s a lifesaver BY MARK free. important public • Cabot Lake Trail: Open — also include sulpin skwala, It n on Oregon and brown, limited services; Day-use “It depends on s nine Located near Camp tin • Lava Island Day Use: about exercisi ,” Thomas said — • Kelsey Trailhead: lands are includes region. It inclu approximately 30 Open — no out and back through Sherman, Cabot Lake and how importa the location, open Cascade Lakes. of the Open — limited alligators,” For The Bulle services but certain areas, 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m., restrooms courses throu think I hurt ng outside. “I • Middle Deschutes services des a comp are. We’re seeing nt trails hike with a 561 foot the Deschutes National Forest. This is a 4.4 mile ook out for d whispers (Benham Falls ghout the iup Reservoir, like Wick- 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Facilities open rehensive clinics and compressing myself by over-de- needing elevation gain. is a moderate people really to Lake Billy Chinook): Bend if you want to tournamen may close special event that. More people 4740 cfs; popular,” said have been very without notice my 7-year-ol Sparks Lake it that. his call brown g t sched Everyth trout, getting their rainbow trout; current s in are gatin equipment Bend-based Brett Hodgson, a te exercise outdoor bottle up, and ing started to hatches — blue winged on the mark the region. The newe ule, while navi ow channel fisheries biologis And that really chu Des really stressed everybody got t is better for s. for the Oregon Departm et is highlighte st midge, pale morning narr Elk Lake olive, a them . out. … ugh dun, sunshin I Fish and Wildlife was defi- ent of sulpin, 46 d as well. nitely riding baitfish Hosmer Lake breathing fresh e, vitamin D, kayak thro us away from the river • Deschutes River ber of the streams . “And a num- Trail bunch. I think and running a • Upper Deschutes that running air. Not to say Reach: Open; maintain — Pioneer are seeing that’s super im- the ad- that leads increase at Lava on Benham spoil portant Lake a treadmi social d to activity as well. , to be Falls: 1313 cfs; brook is bad, but running ll distancing 97 45 back ple have time Peo- side in nature able to get out- I don’t want outside is trout, rainbow trout trout, brown better. • Deschutes River • NOTE: Most designated yet, so I hold and when the on their hands - ing something when you’re fac- Trail “We’ve seen • Crooked Deschutes R. Run Reach: Open; — River venture just there are no alliga to Cultus Lake campgrounds remain they want to weather is nice, River (below While some like this.” maintain social Opal Sunriver get out and take flocking to bike a lot of people Springs): 1374 cfs; state parks and distancing COVID-19 concerns, closed due to advanta developed recreati the fact that look around trying the following wide and locally. shops, nation- gling ge of the excellent an- current hatches — rainbow trout; on I • have Deschutes only . 40 areas reopened. opportu River Trail that Dispersed camping nities we have flurry of people We’ve seen a DESCHU tors here olive, midge, scud, blue winged remains open. Canyon Reach: Open; — South T s in a way in rediscover bik- the area.” leech, egg 42 NATI O N E S AL • Fall River: No flow closed to bikes, keep one way trail, imagine thing Hodgson adds Crane data FOREST Prairie dogs leashed, available; that Crane brook trout, brown R. maintain social distancing Deschutes Nationa Reservoir a child can. keep an eye out,” I trout, rainbow eschutes l trout; current hatches D • Discovery Trail: Forest Open; maintain “OK, I’ll w him through winged olive, midge, — blue social distancing East Lake pale morning 43 ADVERTI • All campgrounds over dun, sculpin remain closed reply as I follo SING • Haul Road Trail: meandering Open; maintain DEADLINE • Metolius River: 21 e social distancing the passage r sur- Ochoco Nationa e D 46 1470 cfs; Wickiup bull trout, rainbow MONDAY, Littl l Forest Paulina Lake trout; • Larkspur Trail: Open; Reservoir La Pine JUNE 1 and Crooked River dark wate tall only; current hatches fly fishing maintain social — by distancing winged olive, midge, blue National Grassla rounded set- sculpin, • Pine Nursery Park nd baitfish Trail: Open; • Haystack Reservoir maintain social distancing grass. The like • Tumalo Creek: nd and Day Use Area: Campgrou Mark Schang 13.5 cfs; rainbow • Riley Ranch Nature Open , ting looks pad- The Bulletin trout file • Haystack South be Open; maintain social Reserve Trails: d former Shore coul Group • McKenzie distancing we Advertise your Campground: Closed River (at Clear Lake): Bend Pad- Flor- • Rockridge Park 447 cfs Trail: Open; WATER Makenzie Whittle/Bulletin file photo • Haystack West Shore dle Trail dling in the es: The Big Obsidian maintain social distancing Preview and message in the 2020 Alli- • McKenzie River Flow is open but Campground and Centr reach a desir (near Belknap still has some spots ance • Sawyer Park Trails: ida Everglad Day Use board Springs): 286 cfs; Area: of snow on the trail. readers with able audience al Oregon Golf Open rainbow and social distancing Open; maintain member coastal cutthroat discretionary a skinny pas- suddenly turns into a of over 50,00 • Skull Hollow Campgrou and trout; consumers • Shevlin Park Trails: that 0 hatches — blue winged current outdoo way Day • Lava Dad! Take d sage Lake will keep for income, in a resource • Walton Lake Campgrou nd: Open r olive, Use: social distancing Open; maintain Open w, midge, sculpin . “Wo enthus — no guide that future refere nd: services Open iast, • Line Butte East discovere • Skull Hollow Trailhead: • Walton Lake Group a large pond ” We have • Stone Creek Park nce. • Crane Prairie Reservoir: enjoys a re- Fawn Campsites Open — • Lava Lands/Sun Trail: the Creek) Trailhead: (Formerly : limited services Closed at that! Lava Trailhead: maintain social distancing Open; Open — limited full; brook trout, kokanee, 85% look cent paddle section of e, Open services — no services; zing • South Prong Trailhead: ama largemouth Lava • West Lands her seren tin , Bend Trail: Open; bass, rainbow trout; entrance Contact your anot gate remains Open — le Trail to • Line maintain BLM — Prinevi on the Butte West Trailhead: limited services • The Bulle current hatches — closed social distancing the limited s Padd Bulletin lle Open hute • Little MORICAL Deschutes Advertising — Crater Desc services • Steins Pillar Trailhead: callibaetis, damsel, baitfish, leech, Day Use: Open contrast n- le District BY MARK Representa rkab chironomid — no services; Open — • Lookout Mountain River. limited services trailhead north and dow tive • Wickiup Reservoir: and a rema • Barr Road North today at 541-3 of campgroun s up 54% full; Trailhead: Open — Lower Staging Area: d will rapid A campsite close as • Tam-A-Lau Trailhead: kokanee, coho salmon, Open limited services 82-1811. along the Metolius campgroun powerful rainbow Open d opens • Lookout Mountain — and brook trout, whitefish, River near Sisters. limited services • Big Bend Campgrou • Lower strea chub Black m. Trailhead: e Open — Upper Butte Trailhead: ago, The Bend Mark Morical/Bu nd: Open • Prineville Reservoir: • Trail Crossing Corrals lletin file photo • Buckhorn Staging Open — no services creat Corral limited services Trailhead: Mascall Several years Area: full; rainbow trout, 69% help • ed Open — limited services • Lower Bridge Day Trail Alliance • Castle Rock Campgrou Open e (Formerly Apple West) Ther largemouth bass, small and Trailhead: • Twin Pillars North nd: Open — limited catfish, crappie, — le Trail. Paddle Use : Open: no services Trailhead: • Chimney Rock Campgrou Open crayfish. Roberts Bay Open — limited services hutes Padd over services what it bendbulletin nd: • Cline Falls State • Lower Canyon Open the Desc Viewpoint closed and Ochoco • Mother Lode .com Scenic Creek h - Mine Trailhead: • Twin Pillars South (West confusion your Viewpoint: Open Metolius was Trailhead: muc : Open • Cobble Rock Campgrou Trailhead) • East Lake: Brown — limited services — limited of Open favor k Open — limited services — no trout, services nd: Thin services kokanee, Open Restrooms trail g Divide rainbow trout; current • Lone Pine Campgrou Ochoco • Walton Lake Trailhead: actually was. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. daily open ntain • bikin nd: • Meadow Picnic: midge, pale morning hatches — limited and may close Open — of Sno-Park: Open — • Macks Canyon Recreation Open Open g or mou limited services without notice a pair services ing services ite hikin — no leech, ant, flying ant, dun, baitfish, Site: • Ochoco Ranger Open • Wildcat North Trailhead: r than donn g your Rental House: bike, callibaetis, chironomid beetle, • Mile Camp Day rathe and Use: Open — — limited s Open — s no limited services or ridin Open ing services services or stand hiking boot g in a kaya • k Payten Trailhead: Open — • Wildcat South Trailhead: • Millican Trail Trailhead: limited services Open — sittin limited services Deschutes no services you’re Open — d. The Potlid 100 Trailhead: Open — a paddle boar ists • of limited over North • Osprey Point Day on Use: Bend Park & Recreat services s — cons hute Trail no services le Open ion Desc • Potlid Padd C4 the / South ns on Trailhead: Open — Trails • Park Meadow: Closed; able miles Park See Optio services tewater navig snow Bend Whi limited • Alpine Trail: Open; • Paulina Falls Picnic the • Rim (Formerly maintain social is The r. and and Apple distancing Rive Trailhead: Open — 2012 s Middle) : Open no services pleted in Trailhead hute — limited • Big Sky Park: Open; • Paulina Lake Day was com the Desc services maintain social Use: Open — no lar part of distancing seen services Rimrock can be most popu . Surfe • rs Springs Trailhead: • Cascade Highlands • Phil’s Trailhead: — limited -round, Open le Trail Trail: Open; services Open e year Padd — no maintain social distancing Wav services Rock Creek is packed Open — the Green • ter Trailhead: • Central Oregon Park • Pole Creek Trailhead: riding limited Historic Canal services float- Open the Whitewa • Round Trail: Open; maintain — no with services and ths Mountain social distancing • Quinn River Day summer mon Trailhead: Open — North Bend, in the Use: Open limited • Coyner Trail: Open — no kayakers. C3 services services / n Furey, of le • Round maintain Kevi Mountain . Padd social and distancing See lin Park • Rimrock Trailhead: ers Trailhead: Open — South Open — no limited . • Deschutes River Bend’s Shev services • Scales Corral Trailhead: services Trail on a trail in Phil’s Trail complex Reach: Open; maintain — Awbrey Open — • Rosary Lakes Trailhead: limited services Palilla runs social of the distancing Open — Park; Matt through a section no services • Scotty Creek Trailhead: • Deschutes River Whitewater way Open — Trail — Old limited services photos at the Bend mountain bikes his Mill Reach: Open; Bulletin file maintain social A paddler distancing Bulletin and Options EVENTS Paddle 2020 CENT RAL OR EGON GOLF PR EVIEW Central Ore gon Golf Res orts and Courses Ge t Ready to Tee Off FISHING s R . “L CAMPING PUBLISH ES FRIDAY, JUNE 19 sch utes R iver SS ENDLE N S OPTIO r For outdoo lovers, Central Oregon offers everything Go with the flow on the Deschutes Paddle Trail n biking d mountai s hiking an ngly endles adventurer’s to the seemi egon is an e ski slopes Central Or es, rom pristin lak d e, Sisters or rivers an ond, La Pin the myriad Bend, Redm gly trails and or move to e increasin people visit have becom ny ich Ma wh se. , paradi press rtunities ys to decom these oppo look for wa rounded by ks sur fol be as to pandemic Prineville coronavirus during the important ial distance. aining soc while maint F OREGON STATE PARKS PHOTOS Ryan Brenn ecke/The Camping at the Bureau Makenzie Whittle/Bull etin file photo of Land Managem ent campsite at Steelhead Falls near Terrebon ne is open. #EXPLORECENTRALOREGON EACH WEEK IN THIS SECTION, you will fi nd the area’s most complete guide of what’s open and closed; outdoor activities and events; top picks of places to explore; conditions of hiking and biking trails, fi shing holes, water fl ows, camping spots, parks and more — as well as features from outdoor writers and fi eld experts.