Crater Lake National Park
Central Oregon

With 100 miles of hiking trails, Crater Lake National Park's backcountry offers many opportunities for solitude and exploration. Preservation and enjoyment of the backcountry depends on your careful and considerate use. Hikers are advised to be prepared for sudden and extreme weather changes and to carry extra food and water. Always carry raingear and stay on trails. Dogs and other pets, bicycles, and motor vehicles are NOT allowed on any park trails. Remember, elevations range from 6,000-9,000 feet- take it easy and have fun!

Jacksonville Woodlands Association
Southern Oregon

The Jacksonville Woodlands Historic Natural Park and Trail System has 15 outstanding all-weather hiking trails for hikers of differing abilities. During the past decade the Woodlands Association has preserved 20 parcels of forested open space and has constructed 8 miles of connecting interpretive and recreational trails surrounding 70% of the town's historic district.
An interactive trail map can be found on their website.

Smith Rock State Park

Smith Rock State Park encompasses 651 acres on the Oregon high desert plateau which hovers around 3000 feet in elevation. Hiking trails offer spectacular views of the surrounding area. You can spend 30 minutes walking along the river or a half day making a loop on the entire trail system that extends outside of the park. There are also over 1400 climbing routes in and around the park.

Cascade Mountaineers
Central Oregon
A Central Oregon mountaineering club that sponsors outings and informational programs throughout the year. Activities range from alpine ascents and winter mountaineering to rock climbing. Cascades Mountaineers is pleased to invite all those who might be interested to attend their open meeting and monthly program at the Central Oregon Environmental Center, 16 NW Kansas Street in Bend. Meetings are generally held the second Wednesday of each month.

Oregon Adventures

Offering custom hiking tours in the spectacular Cascade Mountains, where you'll experience lakes, rivers, waterfalls, wildlife, and all that Mother Nature has to offer. Your guide's knowledge and experience will make your trip both memorable and educational.