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Smith Rock offers rock climbing, hiking and wildlife watching opportunities. Some campsites are available without reservations.
Address: Off US 97 Redmond OR USA 97756
 1 541 548-7501
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Viewpoint activities include picnicking andbird watching. Restrooms are on-site.
Address: US 97 Redmond OR USA 97756
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The viewpoint festures picnic area, restrooms and fishing.
Address: OR 126 Redmond OR USA 97756
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Deschutes National Forest runs along the east side of the Cascade Mountains for roughly 100 mi (160 km), encompassing 1.6 million acres of land. A range of terrain can be explored, from volcanic mountain formations to thick forests to lakes to caves. The forest is best accessed from Bend and supports camping, hiking and many other activites.
Address: 1001 SW Emkay Dr. Bend OR USA 97702
1 541 383-5300
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Home to several volcanic peaks, Hoodoo Ski Areas, rivers, lakes, trails and campgrounds, Willamette National Forest supports a assortment of activities year-round. It is located in central Oregon, running 110 mi (175 km) along the Central Cascades, and is easily accessible from many of the highways.
Address: . . OR USA
 Send an Email 1 541 225-6300
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Located in Central Oregon, Ochoco National Forest covers 1,500 sq mi (3885 sq km) of land, including canyons, dense forests, desert terrains and Crooked River National Grassland. It was part of the Willamette National Forest until 1911, when it became a park of its own. A number of activities are welcomed in the park, including camping, hiking, fishing and cross country skiing.
Address: 3160 NE 3rd St. Prineville OR USA 97754
1 541 416-6500
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