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This session is closed to all members of the public except for representatives of the news media. News media is asked to contact Sheila Reed to attend sheilar@bendparksandrec.org. The link to the meeting will be posted on the agenda https://www.bendparksan- drec.org/about/board_meet- ings/ For more information email Sheila Reed sheilar@bendpark- sandrec.org 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 BulleTin • Friday, May 29, 2020 C4 The BulleT CONDITIONS R EPORT For a full list of conditions updated regularly, please visit centraloregonexplo re.com HIKING AND DAY USE SITES ES NTUR ADVE outdoor OOR t’s and closed; s, water OUTD wha open hole B FOR comp lete guide of biking trails, fishing experts. NEW HU field ’s most s of hiking and GION’S writers and find the area on, you will s to explore; condition ures from outdoor THE RE k in this secti of place as feat Deschutes Nationa l Forest • NOTE: Only open trails are listed • 21 Road Interpretiv e Site: Open — no services • Aspen Day Use: Open — no services well Each wee events; top picks more — as activities and ping spots, parks and flows, cam • Beach Day Use: Open — no services • Bear Valley Trailhead: Open — no services • Benham East Trailhead: Open — no services • Benham West Trailhead: Open — no services • Besson Day Use : Open: — no services • Big Eddy Day Use : Open: — no services • Big Obsidian Flow Open — no services Trailhead: 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 — no services • Slough Day Use: Open — no services • South Twin Day Use Open — no services — Launch: • Steve Larson Trailhead: Open — no services • Sunset View Day Use: Open — no services • Suttle Lake Day Use: Open — no services • Ten Mile Trailhead: Open — no services • Tranquil Cove Day Use: Open — no services • Wanoga Trailhead: Open — no services • Whychus Creek Overlook Trailhead: Open — no services • Whychus Portal (Lower Whychus Trailhead): Open — no services TOP PICKS WHERE TO EXPLOR E Crooked River — Fly Fishing Springtime in Central Oregon is prime time waiting for fish to to be casting flies tug ing, one of the more on your line. Considered a mecca for and fly fish- popular places in Central River, located 45 minutes Oregon is Crooked er’s Place, an all-things east of Bend. According to The Fly Fish- has “the most prolific fly fishing store in Sisters, Crooked River trout population of Oregon.” As of May 27, the target species any stream in Central river is flowing at 150 is rainbow trout and water can be done cubic feet per second, where wading the with ease. in the A fly fisherma n makes a cast Makenzie Whittle/Bulle tin file photo Fort Rock State Park is open for hiking. Rock scrambling prohibited due to is nesting raptors. Other fishing: • Lower Deschutes and steelhead, 3860 (Pelton Dam to Columbia River): Rainbow cfs. trout • Middle Deschutes trout and rainbow (Benham Falls to Lake Billy Chinook): trout, 1090 cfs in Benham Brown • Upper Deschutes and 70 cfs in Bend. at Benham Falls: trout, 1313 cfs. Brook trout, brown trout, rainbow • Wickiup Reservoir: Kokanee, coho salmon, whitefish, chub. Reservoir rainbow trout, brook trout, • Crane Prairie Reservoir: is 54% full. Brook Trout, rainbow trout. The reservoir is 85% full. kokanee, largemouth bass, from his boat while fishing Wickiup Reservo ir. Options Bulletin file photo • Cove Palisades State “But all of that said — limited services; Park: Open Continued from how important public Day-use and boat Crooked River C1 important trails “I think if you’re launch, Upper lands are — and Deschutes Day-use are. We’re seeing just an active how Prairie Reservo outdoor individu people and Tam-a-lau trail and boat launch More people are 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. camping closed. Facilities and more of Open — no variation in stuff just so much Ochoco Nationa outdoors. And that is better for them Newberry Nationa lakes in the services may close without notice phasizes the us, it really em- l Forest … sunshine, vitamin really said Bend’s Jesse you can do,” l Volcanic need to do so Monument, • Black Crater Trailhead: • Alder Springs Trailhead: respons Thomas in should • to Cline D, a say that running breathing fresh air. ible manner.” Falls State Scenic triathlete who , a pro be fishing Closed; well now for Open — State Highway 242 on a treadmill is e e Reporter: limited services Not kokanee rainbow trout Viewpoint: Open Saturday 5/30 “Now that I’m recently retired. 541-383-0318, closed until bad, but running — and better. June 15 . not racing with mmorical@bendbullet services; day-use only, limited • Baneberry Trailhead: the same structur 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 opportunities when I was racing e that I needed — Woody Keen, are available Bikeway — Biking Lookouts of Oregon: Closed; 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 • Fort Rock Cave: Alliance 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: Hodgson r-old son Tyler 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 slow-flowing Open — yourself; rock ng’s 7-yea a small pas- running, can ing, biking and Open — 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 Deschutes. al outdoors. has watched for 23 years and to protect nesting southeast area The com/64944 Mir- way throu River. • Cabot Lake Trailhead: • Black Canyon West that follows trails s local the in 3-0 it turn into an falcons urban streets and themsel mountain bikers our re- or 541-312- gion. Thomas of the Deschu s Open — no leads with bike lanes for (Formerly door out- country roads closed, and most ves never 1029. services • Jasper Point — Dusty Camp) Trailhead: more than 7 miles Deschute tes that can be more “explora have been in a more destination for more and Prineville Continued from cently taken said he has re- paddled by kayaks to the turn onto Tyler Open — During the 36-mile tory” mood, well as trailhea state parks, as covering C1 people. sage off the Reservoir Closed; up mountain limited services • Cold Springs Day here. Road. loop dis- Paddlin ing, Wheth ds, COVID-19 riders bik- , day-use canoes Use nordic new will gain 1,812 feet : Open — “There’s a er you Wednesday stand up paddle routes and riding eas, and boat skiing, kayakin and the Dillon g upstream from exposure limitations no services • Boeing Field Trailhead: more in elevation. Submitted photos floating 6/3 ramps on the ar- and rock on a hot summ enjoy g , will open portunities,” lot of diverse op- river. Be aware climbin Falls boat ramp schutes and Ochoco Open — when possible De- track, forest roads than single- ideal for beginn boarders. It is limited services • Crane Prairie Picnic Get day to Slough Other biking: Your which But the outdoor g. or Gear The Big Eddy er trade-off on he said. “The rafting national ers or paddle — What lookin forests, reopene Area: Open stream of Dillon that just down- with to g to • La Pine State Park: social distanci makes for easier • Peterson Ridge — no services rapids, rs Slough is about 1.5 miles. • Coffeepot Trailhead: Wear and Oregon is more s in Central considerably that is there are brush up on the What the skills and Trail ng. (However, many d last week. De- to Pack also has Open — for ramp the river Falls boat limited services; boat Open — schutes Paddle Trail their Peterson Ridge Trail Complex: All 22 mountain biking skills, proper gear Hiking: access to mounta than just the limited services • Crater Butte Trailhead: and it Part for extreme rapids. taking advanta more people two in a five- has that makes for a boat ramp remain closed campgrounds you “A bunch of forest roads current picks trails 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. up no services • Cottonwood Trailhead: of tips on what carry watercraft, ne and has locations includ- If you’re looking 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 due to you are riding years ago, or even 10 were 20 routes to paddle for other one shop Tumalo the mind- ingredient that makes the key you can go in Sometimes, ongoing constructio All but the Dinah-Moe them,” Keen of the Area: Open — as this is a pop- recreational in as advance; Creek Kayak set g and years activity) are open into a steep gorge and down While 6-7:30 p.m.; ular area n. Off-leash the culture of no services Diamonds & • Cougar East Trailhead: Oregon an outdoor Central Humm trail (logging gems for riding, according Bend Paddle , the nonprofit area closed a good thing. said. “I think that’s take we encourage people ago. Canoe. Gold for rection, though the opposite di- Centra $25; of online; town,” containing Oregon. Open — to trailforks.com. can also find and You said. the whole Hikers, mounta mecca. l Thomas • Redmond Trails: go.evvnt. Trail extrem to advanta limited services • Dillon Day Use: ing along the hiking and bik- Of options and It’s creating new • Peter Skene Ogden just people’s Open — no the upstream we prefer to get You e and dangerous rapids. helped create and Alliance inform individu Deschutes River nities, as there ge of the opportu- 25 NW Minneso the easy, moderate the 16 mounting bike trails in Redmond, giving people on the Deschu more A nice flatwat com/651040-0 or 503-446- ation al “Beyond ners, backpac in bikers, run- services State Scenic • Cougar West Trailhead: promo paddle Trail, can places becomes more and new ta Ave., #5 activi- Viewpoint: safely kers, 0803. difficult ties. all of er tes te Deschu done of to course section the As a business Paddle go to.” trails are in “riding It took my wife, check out the Open according to bendtrails.o first. falls Open — tes Paddle Downtown Bend paddle in late at the followi where Trail owner, that’s riders and mounta horseback limited services well” conditions, • Dutchman Trailhead: fused with the not to be con- Keen adds by taking my 7-year-old rg. spring throug to • Pilot Butte State in climber 541-388-0155 spent many years Trail and I’ve seen website Open — no son and the family all use them. • Swamp Lakes Area: Deschutes Pad- de- it the most, www.karenbandy.c Scenic the summer schutespaddle ng how h services also enjoying that locals are • Cyrus Trailhead: a downstream a short walk in Anglers use trails s putting dle Nine of the riding Viewpoint it is Trail. filters the om dog trail.ne Open — limited gether trails to to- stretch : reach about into An Open are 3 and the out- trails at the Swampy listed as having hours, though — limited tween Slough t. a comprehensiv the business their favorite doors without be- services • Edison Trailhead: As we approa community, the river trail direction along services; day-use open at the Dillon option is to park fishing you can make holes. Rock climber e De- Open — no in terms of what schutes Tumalo Ridge are deep snow. S.S.T. Trail, Sector 16, Tumalo Lake area it longer or shorter the values in the area. He as many tourists and the Dillon Day Use Area sum- services mer months, the ch core reportedly “riding • Fry Trailhead: Open 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 estimates that well,” according to are Falls depend enjoy — for limited while open s see Boat busi- a the vertical own nesses - bendtrails.o the the during on the type of Ramp. This is services amaz- • Elk Lake Trailhead: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Facilities ing Deschutes for folks explori gorge year around routes. rg. round, and it’s The Central here. There’s The water is boat ramp. Open — no watercraft, may close weekend the a normal summer gentile stretch the Paddle ng • a Palisades fitness of like-min without notice services Fall River Trail Trail, ded • Giddy-Up Go Trailhead: breakdown would Trail safe and please lots Campground: a Open 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 our — Open — ) hiking remem — commu a • a job Post volun- you limited services • • Fall River Headwater Prineville teer ber Pile nity. pointin and might pack out all trash, m is possible Located in the Deschutes Campground: Open le. organization to There are peo- Reservoir State Park: locals on see whitewater the trails, now g out where to even put in ple you s: Open — that coordi- train National Forest nates with land Open — limited services; pick no services • Steelhead Falls: • Gray Butte Trailhead: and where As always, safety up with ter your pet and af- and people of Sunriver, the Fall or 90% locals. it is about 80% the falls, it’s a kayakers run out doing the Open, no potable management day-use Open — first on the River Trail is a 5.9-mile a few miles southwest well as the many to take out as agencies — works only, Powder House, watch water limited services popula same • Fall River Parking stuff out alligato r “But run County, doing. for you’re than out and back with experienced a lot 50 feet of elevation Jasper rs! You’ve got build and maintai hard to Point and Prineville Deschutes within the paddle rapids that are e e less Open — no services Areas 1, 2, 3: Class V kayake for • Stillwater • Green Mountain porting that of people are re- Paddl Campgrou n many of Mark Schang tems as well, and support sys- the trail, you will arrive gain. Within the first quarter mile North trails are busy, e Trail nd: Open rs are open. Roberts boat ramps The trail. They are is a former good, knowl- these trails. available for Open — limited services Trailhead: of • Head of Jack Creek there’s no question Bay and Ochoco Deschutes e Paddle Trail Alliance edgeabl Bend purchase at various Viewpoint closed, meadow which makes at Fall River Falls which is surrounde Woody Keen, 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 Paddling Enthusias South Outdoor been an increase say there has Little Deschu section of the 97 ator for COTA, Open — limited services Trailhead: • Head of the Metolius: activities ‘a lifesave may close t Sisters sees some silver without notice in use.” Open — no during the pandem r’ 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 tes • River System: Open — • Lava Butte Interpretat flock to the parking and Biovac and overflow have taken trails, anglers from 20 Lower limited services to the outdoor may still be required. Glacier. During the spring months, leads to No Wickiup (Pelton Deschutes are closed. Reservoir to ion are also flocking be, we’ve seen r the case may to Viewpoint: Open snow s • Some in Dam Henderson Lower shoes increasi climbing This Bulle to their favorite Columbia the land man- numbers, looking Flat Staging Bridge River): — ng routes closed includes • Dutchman Flat — 3810 cfs; agement agencies tin Sports non-motorized traffic no services; placid, for nesting raptor Open — limited services Area: Trail: Most of the high fishing spots. rainbow easy trout, escape the stress for ways to Departmen only protection. Be everyon section Bend, Dutchman Flat Located in the Deschutes National steelhead; and shut them have to react southwe to the golf s Cascade lakes current prepared to turn around e can hatches of the pan- • Lava Cast Forest Forest near Trail is a relatively flat t publication • Keeton Trailhead: enjoy, demic. down,” enthusiasts — st as blue is Trailhead: of well a NG Keen if 5 section winged Bend crowded. mile out and back said. “But all trail (259 elevation Open — limited as Open olive, are now is dedicated s for experts SCHA — no services • Tumalo State Park: snow and ice information of Central services midge, only. march trail. gain) that of that said how “It’s a lifesaver BY MARK in • Lava free. important public • Cabot Lake Trail: Open — also include sulpin skwala, It Oregon and brown, on limited services; Day-use “It depends on s nine Located near Camp ” about exercisin ,” Thomas said — Island Day Use: • Kelsey Trailhead: lands are includes region. It inclu approximately 30 out and back through Open — no Sherman, Cabot Lake and how importa the location, open Cascade Lakes. of the Open — limited alligators, For The Bullet services but certain areas, 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m., restrooms courses throu think I hurt g 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 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 tourn may close special event that. More people 4740 cfs; popular,” said have been very without notice my 7-year-old Sparks Lake it that. his call brown Everyth trout, getting their ating rainbow trout; current s in the regio ament schedule, are equipment Bend-based Brett Hodgson, a te exercise outdoor bottle up, and ing started to hatches — blue winged on the mark while navig w channel n. fisheries biologis And that really chu Des really stressed everybody got t is better for s. for the Oregon Departm et is highlighte The newest midge, pale morning narro Elk Lake olive, a them . gh out. … dun, I sunshin Fish and Wildlife was defi- ent of sulpin, 46 d as well. nitely riding the river baitfish Hosmer Lake kayak throu breathing fresh e, vitamin D, • Deschutes River ber of the streams . “And a num- Trail bunch. I think and running a us away from the ad- • Upper Deschutes that running air. Not to say Reach: Open; maintain — Pioneer that’s super im- that leads increased activity are seeing at Lava on Benham portant, spoil Lake a treadmi social to to be Falls: 1313 cfs; brook is bad, but running ll distancing as well. Peo- 97 45 back ple have time 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 flocking to bike a lot of people Springs): 1374 cfs; state parks and distancing COVID-19 concerns, closed due to advantage of get out and take developed recreatio the fact that look around trying the following wide and locally. shops, nation- current hatches — rainbow trout; • Deschutes River n areas have reopened. Dispersed gling opportu the excellent an- 40 Trail nities we have flurry of people We’ve seen a DESCHU tors here. I s in a way that only camping olive, midge, scud, blue winged remains open. Canyon Reach: Open; — South T 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 — blue Open; maintain “OK, I’ll w him through winged olive, social 43 midge, pale morning distancing East Lake ADVERTIS • All campgrounds dun, sculpin g over remain closed reply as I follo ING • Haul Road Trail: meanderin 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 distancing — blue by ded Nationa winged olive, midge, sculpin, roun l Grassland • Pine Nursery Park set- 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 Open; maintain social Reserve Trails: Shore Group former • McKenzie River distancing we could be Flor- Adve Campgrou (at rtise Bend Clear nd: Closed • Rockridge Park Lake): Pad- your 447 cfs Trail: Open; WATER Makenzie Whittle/Bulletin file photo • Haystack West Shore dle Trail dling in the s: 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 Everglade 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: 0 hatches — blue winged current ay that outdoo • Lava Dad! Take Open; maintain sagew will keep for income, in a resource Lake Day Use: • Walton Lake Campgrou nd: Open r olive, social distancing midge, sculpin . “Wo Open w, enthus — no guide that future refere nd: services Open iast, • Line Butte East discovered • 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; • South Prong Trailhead: amazing largemouth bass, Lava Lands • West Bend Trail: , seren • Line Butte Contact your entrance rainbow trout; another Bulletin Open — Trail Open; on gate remains le the BLM maintain The limited • current — West services closed Prineville social distancing Trailhead: Open hatches — the s Padd Bulletin hute MORICAL • Little Advertising rast to — limited services Crater Desc callibaetis, damsel, baitfish, leech, Day Use: Open • Steins Pillar Trailhead: District Deschutes BY MARK Representa rkable cont chironomid — no services; n- Mountain Open — • Lookout rema a River. trailhead north up and dow limited services tive • Wickiup and • Barr Reservoir: Lower Road North Staging today at 541-3 of campground will rapids 54% full; Trailhead: Open — A campsite Area: close as kokanee, coho salmon, • Tam-A-Lau Trailhead: Open 82-1811. limited services 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 nd: Open Mark Morical/Bu Butte Trailhead: ago, The Bend • Prineville Reservoir: • Trail Crossing Corrals lletin file photo • Buckhorn Staging Open — no services creat Corral limited services Trailhead: Mascall Several years Area: help • ed full; rainbow trout, 69% Open — limited services • Castle Rock Campgrou Open e (Formerly Apple • Lower Bridge Day Trail Alliance West) largemouth bass, small and . Ther Trailhead: • Twin Pillars North nd: Open — limited catfish, crappie, Paddle Use : Open: — le Trail no services • Chimney Rock Campgrou Open Trailhead: crayfish. Roberts Bay Open — limited services hutes Padd over services what it bendbulletin and Ochoco nd: • Cline Falls State • Lower Canyon Open the Desc Viewpoint • Mother .com usion Scenic closed Creek h Lode - • Twin Pillars South (West Mine Trailhead: conf favor Viewpoint: Open Metolius was muc Open • Cobble Rock Campgrou Trailhead: Open your Trailhead): • East Lake: Brown — — limited services Open — limited services — trout, kokanee, no k of services Restrooms limited Thin services trail g Divide rainbow trout; current • Lone Pine Campgrou nd: Open Ochoco • Walton Lake Trailhead: actually was. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. daily open ntain • bikin nd: • Meadow Picnic: midge, pale morning hatches — and may close limited of Sno-Park: Open — 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 r than donn g your • Wildcat North Trailhead: Rental House: bike, callibaetis, chironomid beetle, rathe • Mile Camp Day 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 — e sittin Deschutes limited services no services you’r Open — d. The Potlid 100 Trailhead: Open — a paddle boar ists • of limited over North • Osprey Point Day on Use: Bend services cons Park & Recreat Open — hutes no services ion Desc • Potlid Paddle Trail the South Trailhead: ns / C4 Trails Open — • Park Meadow: Closed; able miles on limited ter Park See Optio navig snow Bend Whitewa services • Alpine Trail: Open; • Paulina Falls Picnic • Rim (Formerly maintain social and r. The and is the Apple Middle) distancing Rive Trailhead: Open — in 2012 Trailhead : Open leted hutes no services — limited Desc • comp Big Sky the Park: Open; maintain • Paulina Lake Day was services Use: Open — no lar part of social distancing seen services Rimrock can be most popu . 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Open limited Bend • Deschutes — no services in services River Trail • Scales Corral Trailhead: on a trail s Trail com Reach: Open; maintain — Awbrey Open — • Rosary Lakes Trailhead: limited services Palilla runs social of the Phil’ distancing Open — no services er Park; Matt through a section • Scotty Creek Trailhead: • Deschutes River Whitewat way Open — s Trail — Old limited services at the Bend mountain bikes his Mill Reach: Open; in file photo maintain social A paddler in and Bullet distancing The Bullet 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 PUBLISHES 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 tain biking and moun less hiking mingly end enturer’s n is an adv pes to the see ego slo Or ski e al s or rom pristin lakes, Centr Pine, Sister rivers and dmond, La Re the myriad , nd and Be ils tra ve to reasingly visit or mo e become inc ny people , which hav ies ss nit paradise. Ma pre rtu om se oppo to dec k for ways nded by the as folks loo to be surrou pandemic Prineville coronavirus the g rin du important ial distance. aining soc while maint F OREGON STATE PARKS PHOTOS ecke/ Ryan Brenn Camping at the Bureau Makenzie Whittle/Bulle tin file photo of Land Managem ent campsite at Steelhead Falls near Terrebonn e is open. #EXPLORECENTRALOREGON EACH WEEK IN THIS SECTION, you will find 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, fishing holes, water flows, camping spots, parks and more — as well as features from outdoor writers and field experts.
