One of Central Oregon’s most popular outdoor recreation sites. It has three large campgrounds and two day use areas along the south shore. The lake is stocked regularly with Rainbow Trout. The views of Black Butte in the distance are Learn More
Take a trip along the southern section of the McKenzie Pass-Santiam Pass National Scenic Byway to the summit of the McKenzie Highway (242) and you will find the unusual and historic Dee Wright Observatory settled atop vast, black lava flows. Located in Learn More
Full of hiking, fishing and mountain biking. The Metolius river lines Camp Sherman with breathtaking clear water. The headwaters of Metolius river is a spring which bubbles right out of the ground and is a sight to behold. Learn More
A small town with a Western feel. Visit and walk the unique shops along main street and stop for a treat at Sisters Bakery. Sisters is home to world famous events, such as the Quilt Show and the Sisters Rodeo. Learn More
Crater Lake National Park is one of America’s oldest national parks, founded in 1902 in Southern Oregon. It is arguably one of the most beautiful. Two hours south of Redmond, the park is always open, but some of the roads and Learn More
There are over 300 lava tube caves around Central Oregon. The ones to visit are Lava River Cave, Boyd Cave, Hidden Forest Cave, Arnold and South Ice Cave. Most of the caves trace their existence to Newberry Crater volcano, which Learn More
This is one of Central Oregon’s most scenic and beloved roadways, which winds past several picturesque lakes and meadows. Sparks Lake is ideal for kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding, or for enjoying an amazing walk around the lake. Next is Learn More
This very popular site offers beautiful views of Tumalo Falls just a few minutes from the trailhead. There are areas for picnicking and access to hiking and mountain biking trails. The hike to the falls is short and easy. The Learn More
Made up of 3 distinctive units, the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument are an amazing place to explore. One of the most popular portions of the Monument is the Painted Hills. The reds, yellows, and golds of the hills Learn More