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THE BULLETIN • SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2022
500 REAL ESTATE
504 Homes for Sale
355 SCENIC RIDGE COURT -
$1,595,000
Enjoy the very best of Eagle
Crest Resort! Beautifully fur-
nished custom home located
in the private gated community
of Scenic Ridge with panoramic
views of the Cascade
Mountains. One of eight lots in
this coveted neighborhood, the
property backs to BLM
and is approved for a 1200 sq ft
casita. The open-concept floor
plan boasts hickory
hardwood floors, a vaulted wood
ceiling, a stacked stone gas fire-
place, and a built-
in entertainment center. The
kitchen features a spacious din-
ing area, slab granite
countertops, an island with a
breakfast bar, a gas cooktop,
stainless appliances, a walk-
in pantry, and a wet bar. Two pri-
mary suites with double-sink
vanities, huge tiled walk-
in showers, soaking tubs, walk-
in closets, and separate water
closets. Two large guest
rooms, a family room, an office
area, a full bath, a partially fin-
ished bonus room, and
multiple storage rooms are lo-
cated on the lower level. Expan-
sive Trex deck with
hot tub,
lower patio, and a triple car
garage.
Eagle Crest Properties
541-923-9625
www.eaglecrestproperties.com
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On August 25th 2022 Klamath
County will hold a in person pub-
lic auction at the local office 305
Main St. Klamath Falls, OR 97601.
The property located at 12768
Larchwood Dr. La Pine, OR
97739 will be offered to the public
at this sale. Please see registra-
tion and bidding requirements on
the website https://www.klamath-
county.org/265/Property-Sales
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504 Homes for Sale
504 Homes for Sale
504 Homes for Sale
504 Homes for Sale
504 Homes for Sale
305 Vista Rim - $1,090,000
Gorgeous custom home by
award winning Sun Forest Con-
struction was built as one of
the model homes in the highly
sought aer Vista Rim community
at Eagle Crest Resort.
Situated on the tranquil pond,
this well appointed home comes
fully furnished with high-
end furnishings and decor. The
open concept floor plan features
hand troweled walls,
knotty alder solid core doors,
wrapped windows, trim and
alder cabinetry throughout.
The great room features hard-
wood oors, vaulted tongue and
groove wood ceiling,
built-in entertainment center,
and gas fireplace. Open kitchen
with breakfast bar, built-
in pantry, slab granite counter-
tops, gas range, and stainless
appliances.
Primary suite
with double-sink vanity, two
walk-in closets with built-ins,
walk in shower, and soaking
tub. A utility room and half bath
complete the main level. Two ad-
ditional guest rooms,
A full bath, loft and bonus room
on the upper level. Sound sys-
tem with surround system
on both levels. New roof/exterior
paint in 2020.
Eagle Crest Properties
541-923-9625
www.eaglecrestproperties.com
16474 CARTER COURT,
LA PINE
$499,990 | MAIN HOUSE 3
BED/2 BATH | ADU
1 BED/1 BATH
1,868 SF TOTAL LIVING SPACE
(1,281 SF MAIN HOUSE,
587 SF ADU)
MOVE-IN READY!
BRAND NEW
CONSTRUCTION IS
COMPLETE!
This new home is ready for its
new owner and comes with a
separate full ADU with separate
parking, making this an incredi-
ble investment opportunity for
under $500,000! Make this your
primary home, income produc-
ing property or both. The clean
and bright interior has a contem-
porary design with open win-
dows letting natural light to flow
from all directions. Solid quartz
countertops throughout with un-
dermount sinks, a propane fire-
place for cozy winter evenings
and 9’ ceilings that give it a spa-
cious feel. Located in the newly
developed Reside at Finley
Butte, a premier access point to
all that Central Oregon has to
offer. MLS #220129226
Carol Swendsen & Emily Aron-
son | Brokers| 503-880-2788 &
541-419-2334
Coldwell Banker Bain
1957 NW GLASSOW DRIVE |
BEND
3 BD | 2 1/2 BA | 2922 SQ FT |
$1,995,000
Spectacular new construction on
Awbrey Butte, in Glassow
Heights. Quality construction,
superior craftsmanship and inte-
rior design throughout. All main
living space is on one level. 16’
ceilings in great room with views
of Mt. Jefferson! 2922 SF 3 BR 2
1/2 bath, plus an office and a
flex/bonus area. Amazing
kitchen with tons of cabinets,
counter space and Thermador
appliances. Beautiful woodwork,
8’ doors, barnwood fireplace,
steel accents, lots of beautiful
quartz, granite and tile through-
out. Heated floors in master and
guest baths. Three car garage
with finished floor, pre-wired for
EV Charge and solar panels.
Paver patio with built-in gas fire
pit. Plumbed for gas grill and
outdoor heaters as well. Re-
ceived approval for fence in
back, one of the few spots on
Awbrey that you can have a
fence for your dog! This Earth
Advantage Home includes a 10-
year homeowner’s warranty.
Vonnie Green
Broker
Alleda Real Estate
541-815-0097
15375 PONDEROSA LOOP,
LA PINE
$549,900 | 1.07 ACRES |
3BED/2BATH | 1,556 S
AFFORDABLE PARADISE ON
1 ACRE! This beautiful crafts-
man home sits in a private oasis
of Ponderosa Pines and lush
green grass. A few steps from
your front door and you’re sur-
rounded by well-maintained hik-
ing, biking, and walking trails
that lead to thousands of acres
of open space and trails with ac-
cess to lakes and incredible
mountain views. Inside enjoy the
stunning chef’s kitchen with new
stainless-steel appliances, is-
land, and built-in pantry. Open
floor plan with vaulted ceilings,
exposed beams, knotty-pine
cabinetry, fully fenced backyard
with in-ground sprinklers. New
heating and A/C system. Over-
sized 2-car garage, RV hookup,
insulated shop, garden shed and
paved parking. Homeowners As-
sociation plows roads in the win-
ter and supplies pure water from
the Cascade aquifer. This home
is immaculate.
A MUST SEE! MLS #22014541
Carol Swendsen & Emily Aron-
son | Brokers | 503-880-2788 &
541-419-2334
Coldwell Banker Bain
14612 WHITE PINE
WAY, LA PINE
$744,000 | 2.12 ACRES | 3
BED/3 BATH | 1,787 SF
OWN A PIECE OF OREGON’S
PARADISE! Unplug from urban
life and live among the majestic
pines in peace and quiet on 2
acres of your private oasis! Just
minutes away from rivers, lakes,
snow-capped mountains, and
miles of summer biking and win-
ter snowmobile trails.The interior
features log accents, vaulted
ceilings, and large second story
windows that allow Central Ore-
gon sunshine to flow in year-
round. There are many storage
options including a pole barn,
covered RV space, insulated
shop and 2 car detached
garage. The home is equipped
with a back-up solar power sys-
tem and a private well, in addi-
tion to the community water.
Have hours of fun in the log
party house and the custom de-
signed insulated
golf simulation room!
MLS #220131944
Carol Swendsen | Broker | 503-
880-2788
Coldwell Banker Bain
14549 PENINSULA DRIVE,
CROOKED RIVER RANCH
$620,000 | 1.7 ACRES | 3
BED/2 BATH | 1,664 SF
JAW DROPPING VIEWS! This
home is perched on the edge of
the Crooked River rim, providing
nearly 180° views of the stun-
ning Cascade Mountains. Gaze
your eyes down and you’ll take
in sweeping views of the
Crooked River Canyon valley
and the Crooked River. It’s a
daily reset for the soul to take in
the unique beauty of Central
Oregon. It doesn’t get much bet-
ter than this! Enjoy the well-laid
out great room floorplan of this 3
bedroom, 2 bath home with
large windows. Step outside and
relax the expansive deck while
taking in the views. There is
plenty of storage including a
20x20 detached garage and a
20x20 horse shelter. MLS
#220148063
Carol Swendsen | Broker | 503-
880-2788
Coldwell Banker Bain
Broken Top Single-Level Home
Golf Course Location
3 Bedroom | 4 Bath | 3-Car
Garage | .66 Acre
61562 Tam McArthur Loop, Bro-
ken Top | Offered at $1,650,000
Lovely single-level home offering
3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 bath, an of-
fice and 3-car garage
located along
the 3rd fairway of Broken Top
golf course. Inviting entrance
opens to a light filled
and cheerful great
room that flows effortlessly into
the gorgeous Kirsti Wolfe de-
signed gourmet
kitchen; showcasing a
spectacular quartz and recycled
glass island, newer ovens, wine
refrigerator, 2 breakfast bars.
Lisa Cole,
Principal Broker
Berkshire Hathaway
Home Services
Luxury Collection
541-749-0047
lisacole@bhhsnw.com
Full Cascade Mountain Views In
North Rim
Main Level Primary Suites |
Guest Bedrooms | Library | Den
| Family Room
1658 NW Wild Rye Circle |
Offered at $4,600,000
Majestic Cascade Mountain
views & Deschutes River below.
1-acre property, ideally posi-
tioned in the exclusive North
Rim community. Home embod-
ies rustic elegance, w/ hand-
hewn timbers, entry foyer
accentuated by stone columns &
17’ ceilings leading to 2-story
great room w/ vast picture win-
dows & deck overlooking
panoramic mountain views.
Lisa Cole,
Principal Broker
Berkshire Hathaway
Home Services
Luxury Collection
541-749-0047
lisacole@bhhsnw.com
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Cascade Mountain View With
2.51 Acres of Privacy
6 Bedroom | 7 Bath | 8,341 Sq.
Ft. | 2 Family Rooms | Exercise
Studio| Library
62354 Erickson Road | Offered
at $2,390,000
Cascade Mountain range view
estate with 2.51 acres of privacy,
currently being operated as a
successful vacation rental.
6 bedroom, 4 full and 3 half
bath, 2.51 acre estate tucked
amid the pine trees of De-
schutes National Forest. Explore
the impressive 8,341 sq. ft. resi-
dence offering elegant
finishes, well- sized bedrooms,
and numerous entertaining
areas accentuated
by natural light.
Lisa Cole,
Principal Broker
Berkshire Hathaway
Home Services
Luxury Collection
541-749-0047
lisacole@bhhsnw.com
Single Level Broken Top
Townhome
2 Bedroom + Office with Built in
Murphy Bed | 3 Bath | 2-Car
Garage | 2,140 Sq. Ft.
61891 Broken Top | Offered at
$995,000
One of the most sought-after
single-level townhome floor
plans in Broken Top,
situated in a
wonderfully private corner loca-
tion of Whisper Ridge. A wel-
coming walkway leads
to the side entry
that opens to the cheerful great
room surrounded by windows
overlooking the park-like views.
Kitchen has been recently up-
graded w/ an extended butler’s
bar, glass fronted cabinetry.
Lisa Cole,
Principal Broker
Berkshire Hathaway
Home Services
Luxury Collection
541-749-0047
lisacole@bhhsnw.com
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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:
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• 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
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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
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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
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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
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to
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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
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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
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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.
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for
rection, though the opposite di-
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Oregon.
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go.evvnt.
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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
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inform individu
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services
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• Cougar West Trailhead:
promo
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places
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and
new
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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,
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services
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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 . 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
n Wav
services
Rock Creek is
packed Open —
Trailhead:
g the Gree • ter
• Central Oregon
Park
• Pole Creek Trailhead: ridin
limited
Historic Canal
services float-
Open the
Whitewa
Trail: Open; maintain
— no
with
services
and
ths Mountain
• Round
social
distancing
summer mon
• Quinn River Day
Trailhead: Open — North
Bend,
in the
Use: Open
limited
• Coyner Trail: Open
—
services
/ C3 services
n Furey, of
• Round Mountain
maintain social
and no kayakers.
distancing
See Paddle
Park. Kevi
• Rimrock Trailhead: ers
Trailhead: Open — South
’s Shevlin plex.
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;
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