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

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

Cline Falls State Park is one of Redmond’s hidden gems. The falls themselves are a great place to rest and refresh within minutes of downtown. Until 2017, Cline Falls was dammed for use in electricity production. The dam was removed, Learn More

Lake Billy Chinook, the meeting place of the Metolius, Crooked, and Deschutes Rivers, is not just for boaters & anglers. The 6 mile Tam-a-lau Trail takes you up to a plateau called The Peninsula and gives you views of the Learn More

A short hike with great rewards! Be sure to pack a lunch or, in true Central Oregon style, a few beers to enjoy while you sit and take in this view. Smith Rock, the city of Redmond, Three Creek Lakes, Learn More

Todd Lake is the first lake you stumble upon on the Cascade Lakes Scenic High- way. The trail circles the lake and offers picture perfect views of Broken Top, but if  you want to see Mt. Bachelor, you need to Learn More

A simple but beautiful hike through the Deschutes River Canyon to a 15-foot waterfall. If you’re hiking in the hot summer months, bring your bathing suit and take a jump from the 15-25 foot cliffs that line the river below Learn More

The almost symmetrical Black Butte looks somewhat out of place in the middle of the flat High Desert landscape. Once you reach the top, you will be pampered with a panoramic view of the Cascade Mountain Range from Broken Top Learn More

This sno-park/trailhead is a small parking lot with one toilet. It provides access to non-motorized trails in both summer and winter. Spectacular Tumalo Falls is about three miles west of here, accessible by well-marked ski/bike/hike trails. To view a map of Learn More

This site offers parking and access to many trail opportunities. Winter usage is extremely heavy as the small sno-park fills quickly with both snowmobile and skier/snowshoer rigs. Summer usage is moderate with hiker and cyclist use rarely filling the lot. Learn More