It's where youDeschutes National Forest Office
Managing Millions of Acres
With over 1.8 million acres on the high desert east side of the Cascade Range, Deschutes National Forest crosses four counties in Central Oregon and is celebrating more than a century of forest management. To take advantage of all the activities available year-round, you’ll need a Northwest Forest Pass. They can be purchased online or at various recreation gear stores, like REI. Thirty-nine mountain biking trails, 7 campgrounds, cabin rentals at Fall River Guard Station, 12 areas for river and stream fishing, 36 areas for day hiking, 3 area for horse riding, 6 areas for viewing the scenery, 1 OHV camping area and 2 OHV trails, 3 interpretative areas, 4 picnicking day use areas, 1 area for scenic driving, 8 motorized and 16 non motorized boating areas, 1 swimming area, 1 sledding/tubing area, 8 areas for XC skiing and snowshoeing, and 3 areas for snowmobiling are all detailed on their website.
