Deschutes Daze, a Pyr-O-Clastic Adventure (And Hood River, Too

Deschutes Daze, A Pyr-O-Clastic Adventure (and Hood River, Too) Event Information (as of 8.30.15 – updates to this document will be added to CROC’s website, emailed to participants, and available at the individual events)

Special notes: This being an unusual year for forest fires, we may run into last minute forest closures due to fire hazard or air quality issues. We will assess these early each morning. We will send changes via email to all participants, as well as update our website and make sure that our camping folks receive word via our camp host, Mike Kacmar.

Due to issues beyond our control, we had to move the Monday sprint to Thursday, and Arnold Ice Caves to Monday. We will start the latter at 9 a.m. so that everyone can get on the road in a timely fashion.

General Information

As this is a barebones event, unless otherwise noted in the course notes for a specific day water and electrolytes will be at the event center only. We will not be offering refreshments.

A general note about Bend and our directions: the main road into / out of Bend is U.S. Hwy. 97 (the map attached at the end of these notes should help. Each venue is marked with a red “x”.

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Forest Fires: We are monitoring the forest fires and air quality related to them. For the most up- to-date information, visit http://www.deq.state.or.us/aqi/index.aspx or http://oregonsmoke.blogspot.com/

Bathroom Facilities: Facilities vary by event. Check each event for specific details.

Hospital: St. Charles Medical Center, 2500 NE Neff Road, Bend; phone: (541) 382-4321

Group Campground info: Reservation for the group campsites is under the name “Kacmar”. Directions to Tumalo State Park (44°07'44.2"N 121°19'52.3"W) from Portland (64120 O. B. Riley Rd., Bend) Take I-84 East. Take the Wood Village Exit. Turn right on NE 238th Dr. will turn into NE 242nd Dr. Turn slightly left onto NE Burnside Rd., becomes SE Burnside St. SE Burnside becomes US- 26 E. (BE AWARE, this is a Safety Corridor! Traffic fines DOUBLE!) After about 103 miles, stay straight to go onto US-97 S. Turn right onto Cooley Road. Turn right onto U.S. 20 West. Take O.B. Riley Road, following signs to the park.

From Tumalo State Park to Hwy. 97. At the park entrance, take Hwy. 20E toward Bend. Hwy. 20 will merge with Hwy. 97.

Camping specifics: People can access our campsite, Group Campsite A, by providing the name “Kacmar” as a means of entry. Check-in is at 4pm for anyone. Mike Kacmar will arrive at the campsite by 7pm on Tuesday, September 2, but try to get there sooner. Upon arrival, he will officially register our group as camp mayor of Deschutes Daze.

The group campsite contains its own bathroom with flush toilets, a spigot for water, and a kitchen shelter to make dinner and do dishes. You can use propane to make food. There is currently a fire ban which may be lifted by the time we arrive. The campground sells firewood at $5 a bundle.

Loops B and C contain the showers and they each have 3-4. If anyone else has questions, they can ask questions when they arrive.

Mike may attempt to organize carpools to go to the SnoPark the first night, and can request high clearance vehicle volunteers. He can drive 5 total in the Outback.

Quick questions, please email Mike at [email protected], long questions, please call him at 513.910.8550.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 – HOOD RIVER STREET ORIENTEERING

Location: Jackson Park, Hood River (May Street & 13th Street) Mass Start Time: 11 a.m. Course distances: Score-O format. This free event will be a score-O format, with a mass start. Participants try to find as many control points as possible, in any order, within a fixed time limit of two or four hours. Directions: Below Shoes & Gaiters: As this is mostly street orienteering, wear shoes that are good on pavement. Water: Bring your own water for the course. We will have water at the finish. Bathroom: Use park facilities.

Course Notes: As a kick-off event to Deschutes Days, in Bend, we offer street orienteering in beautiful Hood River. The event is FREE and open to the public. Each participant or team receives a course map and a control description sheet. Meet directors Jill and Rick McBee have generously offered to host a bunk/camp/potluck for participants at their nearby property. Contact them at the email below for more details. Overnight camping at the McBee’s is suggested if you plan to do the Catherine Creek event the following day. Please email Jill with your intentions ([email protected]).

Special Note: BBQ / potluck hosted by the meet directors, 5:00pm. Directions available at registration.

Directions: The start and finish will be at Jackson Park, in Hood River. From I-84, take exit 62. Head east into Hood River to first traffic lights. Turn right up hill 13th Street. Jackson Park is approx. 0.3 miles on right. You will pass the hospital on left just beforehand. There is parking on most sides of the park. North and east are recommended. Allow one hour driving from Portland.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 – CATHERINE CREEK

Location: Catherine Creek (Washington) Start/Finish Times: Middle distance starts are from 9 a.m. -9:30 a.m., control pick up for controls 1-11 begins at 11:30 a.m., for controls 12-18, control pick up begins at noon. Sprint starts are from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., control pickup begins at 1:30 p.m. Course distances: • Middle distance: 5.2km with a 750m walk to the start and a finish adjacent to parking • Sprint distance: 2.4km with a 100m walk to the start across the road and the finish 60m away from parking Directions: directions below Shoes & Gaiters: Good orienteering shoes and gaiters if that’s what you typically wear, though there is no undergrowth. Water: Bring your own water for the course as there will be none on either the sprint or middle- distance course. We will have water at the finish. Bathroom options: The Forest Service only places a toilet at the Catherine Creek site for the spring and early summer. It is best for you to stop at a gas station in Bingen (or much cheaper just before you get on the toll bridge in Hood River) and use the facilities there. The town of Lyle is just 4 miles to the east of Catherine Creek in case you need to find a “loo” after your hike. You can also stop at the McDonald’s just east of the Hood River Bridge on Hwy. 14.

Course Notes: This event is part of CROC’s Zer-O series. This series is based on Greater Vancouver’s (GVOC) weekly Wednesday Evening Training (WET) series. Zer-O series events, which typically are sprint-distance, are held on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each month, April through September, in parks, open spaces, and campuses around the Portland-Vancouver metro area. The events are free and open to the public. Events that fall on weekends are often designed as training events, offer longer courses, and from time to time are held on maps outside the metro area that offer great orienteering terrain. Catherine Creek in the Columbia River Gorge is one of those maps.

Given the distance of Catherine Creek from the Portland metropolitan area, we are offering two different course lengths. One is a middle-distance course and the other a sprint-distance. In the tradition of Zer-O, there will only be one of each course with no punching or results. Participants are free to short cut controls and shorten the course to suit their needs and interests. Half-size flags will be hung at each control.

The map is based only on a base map with some field work, but is not professionally mapped. It’s largely open (mostly a yellow map) so the mapping that we have done has been sufficient and is one of the club’s favorite maps. A forest fire did burn a small portion of the map a few years ago and the course avoids that area. There is a good deal of poison oak on the map, but it is mapped with green or green slash. It is very easy to avoid, though do pay attention when on narrow trails and when near or in dry creek beds or large re-entrants. Speaking of creeks, there is a fair amount of water and an incredible wildflower display on the map in spring, but this time of the year, there will be no water in any of the creek beds. The old state highway, which is the road that accesses the site, splits the map with about 80% north of the road. The middle distance will use the area north of the road with the sprint located on the south side. Located east of the

3 Cascade range, it tends to be warmer at Catherine Creek than west of the Cascades and in August could be hot. It is possible that temperatures could reach 38C/100F.

Terrain: The entire map is on an escarpment above the Columbia River. The terrain is almost entirely open, though there are areas of oak savannah, which is home to the poison oak, and a fair amount of rough open with scattered trees. Occasionally there are lone pine trees, which are mapped. Think Bay Area (BAOC) terrain! The ground tends to be uneven and in some places rocky. There are a large number of cliffs on the western portion of the map with the eastern portion having very few. For those who take the time to enjoy the views, the escarpment provides sensational views of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, the Columbia River, Mt. Hood, and other Cascade peaks. Sunscreen or cover is recommended due to the open nature of the terrain.

Directions: Catherine Creek is located 7 miles east of Hood River on the Washington side of the Columbia River, just off Highway 14. Take Interstate 84 east from Portland to Exit 64 at the town of Hood River. Once off the exit, turn left under the freeway and cross the toll bridge (75 cents toll each way). On the Washington side of the Columbia River, turn East (that will be to the right) onto highway 14 and follow the road straight through the next small town, which is Bingen. Continue on east along Highway 14 for about 5.8 miles and you will see a sign that says “Old Highway 8”. Turn left at this sign and follow the road as it winds past a small lake and then goes upwards along the cliffs above Highway 14. In about 1.4 miles you will come to a parking area on the left hand side of the road.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 – STRATOVOLCANO VIEW

Location: Dutchman Flats – Top Mass Start Time: 10 a.m. Course distance: 6.5km, 130m of climb, with multiple options to shorten the course Directions/GPS Coordinates: Below Shoes & Gaiters : I recommend good orienteering shoes and gaiters, though the gaiters are for keeping sand and gravel out of your shoes, rather than protecting from low brush.

Bathroom options: Because of the remoteness of the event center, there will be no port-a- potties. Please use the restrooms at the Dutchman Flats Sno-Park just before you come to the turn off to Mt. Bachelor. This will also be where those needing and offering carpools up to the event center will meet (see special note below).

Course Notes: Stratovolcano View is the northern third of the Dutchman Flats map which was used for the 2005 U.S. Orienteering Championships. During the champs only blue runners made it this far north on the map, but this is another favorite club area and we want others to have a chance to orienteer here. The map was made in 2003 with field checking up through 2009 or so. On Stratovolcano View, most of the features are constant. The only noticeable changes are where white forest has extended into rough open or open area. Some pockets of open forest amidst open terrain have grown together. Most of this is easy to see when on the map and when it comes to

4 controls we have either made minor map adjustments or moved controls from their original location if the vegetation was not exact.

The predominant color on the map is yellow. Most of this is rough open with both open and rough open with scattered trees. You will see areas of white, pockets of green and thickets on the map. There is no poison oak here. As with all Deschutes Daze courses, there are plenty of options to shorten this red-ish course into green or brown. There are two crossings of Crater Creek, which is crossable (not deep) but does run cold and fast and may still have those qualities by the end of this dry summer. There are options to walk across rocks on the easternmost crossing; note that even though the Forest Service trail crosses the creek there is no bridge. For those looking for a more sure-footed crossing, you can head west to the road, though this adds a fair amount of distance. The westernmost crossing can be made on the road, though this adds a little distance. We will have water at the finish.

Terrain. There is little flat on the map. The course is designed so that the climb is gentle with a steeper descent. The main feature on the map is Moon Mountain, a volcanic cone, but the star of the show, though not on the map, is Broken Top, a 9,000’/3,000m peak along the spine of the Cascades, just southeast of South Sister. Evidence of volcanic activity is easy to spot and this area is a pyr-O-clastic adventure. The terrain at the southern quarter/southern third, below Crater Creek is more technical than the portions north of Crater Creek. The course starts and ends south of the creek. Some portions are rocky and others sandy, but there’s forest and meadow terrain as well. There were still lots of wildflowers during July flagging and vetting, both these likely will be gone by the end of the summer. Bugs (flies, mosquitos, etc.) were not a problem in July and there is no stagnant water, marshes, or springs on the map. Sunscreen or cover is recommend due to the open nature of the terrain.

This will be the highest elevation of our maps at nearly 7,000’/2,300m. Temperatures will be cooler than Bend. While it could be warm (mid 80s/upper 20s) it could be cool if it’s cloudy. I wore a light windbreaker vetting in July. Like most mountain locations, thunderstorms are always a possibility, but like most places, typically in the afternoon.

Special Note: Important Road Information – Carpooling

The 5-mile unpaved Todd Lake Road to the Start on September 2nd is not recommended for standard low-clearance vehicles.

While there are no obstacles or high-center problems, there are a few potholes and low spots, which make it not suitable for small cars. We are arranging a carpool location at Dutchman Flat on Century Drive and invite those with trucks, SUVs, or other suitable vehicles provide rides for those without. Event organizers will be on-site to help form the carpools.

Directions: From Bend (Hwy. 97 south) take Century Drive/Cascade Lakes Highway, following signs to Mt. Bachelor. Just before the turn off to Mt. Bachelor’s main parking lot is the Dutchman Flats sno-park. From the sno-park go 2 miles to Todd Lake Rd (FS 370). Turn right, drive roughly 5 miles up the road to the orienteering sign pointing towards parking on the side road. The event center is near parking.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 – CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Address: 2600 NW College Way, Bend. The start is adjacent to parking lot A2, just off College Way, coming from the south. Directions: http://www.cocc.edu/about/visitors/bend-campus-driving-directions/ Parking: Parking is available in lot A2 with a free permit that is attached at the end of these notes or that you can pick up at the event center that morning. Mass Start Time: 10 a.m. Course Length : 3km with 120 m of climb Shoes & Gaiters: As this is mostly street orienteering, wear shoes that are good on pavement. No spikes allowed. Shorts will be okay. Bathroom facilities: You may use the public bathrooms in the college buildings.

Course Notes: Urban Sprint on a college campus with open forest mixed in. Expect to see some wildlife and an occasional disc golf course. Not a closed course so please be aware/courteous of traffic and pedestrians.

Directions: Take Highway 97 into Bend (it becomes the Bend Parkway). Take exit 137, the Revere Avenue/COCC exit, and proceed to the second light. Turn right at that light, onto Portland Avenue. Go approximately 1 ½ miles to College Way. Turn right and proceed up the hill (also see the map attached at the back of this packet).

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 – TWIXT TODD & TUMALO Location: Dutchman Flats – Middle Directions/GPS Coordinates: Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center, 13000 Century Drive, Bend Mass Start Time: 10 a.m. Plan at least 45 minutes’ walk to the start (3 km with 100 m climb) Course distances: Red Course - 6 km, 155 m, 18 controls Green Course - 4 km, 70 m, 13 controls (skipping from control 6 to 12) Bathroom facilities: Porta-potties at the event center only.

Course Notes: To use the middle portion of the Dutchman map between Todd Lake and Tumalo Mountain, we need to make a long hike to a remote start. From the Mt. Bachelor Ski area parking lot, it is a 3km walk with 100m climb. Plan on at least 45 minutes. You will pass the download area (500m from parking) and remote finish (2km from parking) on the way out. Water will be available at the start, finish, and download, but not on the course. Plan accordingly. Terrain: The terrain is mostly open forest. Some of the vegetation areas mapped as light green 10 years ago for the US Champs are a bit more dense now, but we did not feel that map corrections were needed. We hope you find this area enjoyable. Directions from Bend (via Hwy. 97 South): Take Hwy. 97 South. Get off on Exit 138 Downtown/Mt. Bachelor. Right on NW Colorado Ave. At first roundabout continue on NW Colorado Ave. At second roundabout take your 3rd right onto SW Century Drive. Follow SW

6 Century Dr. 21 miles to Mt. Bachelor exit. The Nordic Center is on the right as you enter the large parking lot.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 – FOUR MAPS, TWO FEET

Location: Lava Butte East Directions/GPS Coordinates: directions below Mass Start Time: Arrive by 9:55 a.m. for Mass start 10:00 a.m. (allow at least 10 minutes walking time to the start) Course Closes: 2:30 p.m. Course Distance: 21 controls, 6.5 km with 30 meters of climb Map Scale: 1:10,000 with 5 meter contour lines Shoes & Gaiters: Gaiters or long pants are useful. Bathroom facilities: Porta-potties at the event center only.

Course Notes: This course could be called a motala: Each participant gets four maps, each with a short course of 5 to 6 controls over 1.3km to 2.1km. You are to do the four courses in the order you receive them. The first three maps begin and end in the “exchange circle,” in which you must have two feet while switching to the next map. The order of the first three maps varies randomly; you may not be doing the same course order as the person next to you. The fourth course map is the same for everyone, and ends at the Finish.

To make the course shorter, eliminate the third map in the packet. Remember that the fourth map (“Scrub Jay” on the control description header) takes you to the finish.

Terrain: Terrain is mostly flat semi-open forest with a lot of low underbrush.

Special Notes: If you find archaeological/cultural artifacts, please note that on public land it is illegal to remove any such items.

Directions from Bend:

Allow about 30 minutes driving time from Bend plus 10 minutes walking to the Start.

Drive south on Hwy 97 (toward Klamath Falls). Pass Lava Lands Visitor Center, and continue south to Exit 151, signed “Lava River Cave” and “Cottonwood Road.” Take this exit, turn left to go under the highway, then left again to go north on Highway 97, back toward Bend (this is because you can’t make a left hand turn to cross the highway). Drive about 2.5 miles to an unmarked turnoff (look for the orienteering sign) at a gravel road and small gravel parking lot. Turn right here. (Coordinates: 43°55’23.64”N, 121°21’3.73”W.) The road is marked 9710, Paulina Road on some maps.)

Follow Road 9710 (a good gravel road) ESE for 0.8/mile. Use the 4-way intersection to turn around and park on the north side of the road. Walk through the intersection and follow the flagging tape.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 – DUTCHMAN FLATS, BOTTOM Course: The Witch of Many Boulders Directions/GPS Coordinates: Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center, 13000 Century Drive, Bend Mass Start Time: 10 a.m. Course Information: Red - 6.2k - 150m climb - 17 controls Green - 3.9k - 100m climb - 11 controls Bathroom facilities: Porta-potties at the event center only.

Shoes & Gaiters: Choose your footwear and/or ankle support for loose rock, full leg covering recommended (more below).

Course Notes: The most unique part of this map is the lava fields which you will get to play in! These contain piles of loose rock that can be very hard going because of underfoot instability. While the worst of these can be avoided (and indeed can be used for navigation!), the recommendation is to choose your footwear and/or ankle-support wear for this loose rock. Full leg covering is recommended, but the vegetation isn’t particularly aggressive (i.e. few/no thorns).

Map notes: Small depressions can be very small indeed. Often they are nearly flat, where water has clearly pooled at some point in the past. In the open woods, yellow clearings that run together in a linear fashion may indeed be winter ski trails, although not marked as trails on the map. Out of bounds areas must be avoided (relevant for Red).

Directions from Bend (via Hwy. 97 South): Take Hwy. 97 South. Get off on Exit 138 Downtown/Mt. Bachelor. Right on NW Colorado Ave. At first roundabout continue on NW Colorado Ave. At second roundabout take your 3rd right onto SW Century Drive. Follow SW Century Dr. 21 miles to Mt. Bachelor exit. The Nordic Center is on the right as you enter the large parking lot.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 – ARNOLD ICE CAVES

Location: Arnold Ice Caves Directions/GPS Coordinates: see below Mass Start Time: 9 a.m. Shoes & Gaiters: The terrain is rocky and brushy, gaiters and/or long pants are highly recommended.

Course: There is one long course with 3 distance options for this event; but only one map. So, shorter courses skip specified controls: • Long: 6.1 K with 14 controls • Green: 4.9 K with 12 controls (skip control # 1 & 5) • Brown: 3.7 K with 8 controls (skip control # 1, 5, 6, 8, 10 & 11) Bathroom facilities: Porta-potties at the event center only.

Course Notes: In the Arnold Ice Cave area just southeast of Bend, OR. Expect flat desert plateau, open Ponderosa pine forest, with some unique geological features (sunken lava tube

8 caves!) to keep it interesting. The map will be 1:10,000 scale with 3 meter contours, and has (mostly) updated roads, abandoned roads, and trails.

The distinct trees may be less distinct than they appear as others have gown larger, but you should have no trouble locating the one tree used.

Trails that are marked as ruined are less distinct in some areas. They may be overgrown and difficult to see.

Course Safety: Some parts of the course involve scrambling over low but potentially unstable rock formations. While this rock may appear to be solid, it often is not! USE CAUTION while scrambling on any rock formations!

Special Notes: There will be no water on the course, only at the event site.

Directions: Work your way to the south end of Bend on Hwy 97. About 1 mile south of Bend, headed South on Hwy 97, take exit 143: Baker/Knott Rd. Turn Left on Knott and go 1.3 miles to China Hat Rd. Turn Right on China Hat Rd and go about 10 miles to the event site. Look for “orienteering meet” signs. Drive into turnaround and PARK on the Right (east side) headed toward the exit

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MAP COURSE SETTER VETTER Hood River Urban-O Jill & Rick McBee Catherine Creek Scott Drumm Mike Poulsen Stratovolcano View Scott Drumm Alison Crocker Arnold Ice Caves Julie Pohl & David Rogers Abra McNair & Sue Grandjean Twixt Todd & Tumalo Mike Poulsen Alison Crocker Lava Butte/4 Maps 2 Feet Anndy Wiselogle & Virginia Abra McNair & Sue Grandjean Church Which of Many Boulders Alison Crocker Mike Poulsen & Scott Drumm Central Oregon Community Abra McNair & Sue Grandjean Anndy Wiselogle, Virginia College Church, & Alison Crocker

Meet Director: Scott Drumm Equipment and Event Center Organizer: Vanessa Blake Map Coordinator: Anndy Wiselogle Map Designer: Virginia Church T-shirt Designers: Sue Grandjean and Abra McNair Medical Staff: Kerie Raymond Registrar: Vanessa Blake Campground Mayor: Mike Kacmar E-punch Setup: Glen Cafferty Permitting: Teri Smith Flagging/Vetting Weekend Hosts: Kerie Raymond and Jason Tedrow

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SHEVLIN PARK RD. NEWPORT AVE. 13 Reserve early! Reserve campsites, yurts, and group areas one day to Need to cancel your reservation? Follow these guidelines: Park Information: 63400-8871 (4/15) nine months in advance by calling 1-800-452-5687. If your reservation is for today, call 541-382-3586. 1-800-551-6949 Tumalo Campsites and yurts are also reservable online at www.oregonstateparks.org. Otherwise, call 1-800-452-5687. www.oregonstateparks.org

Tumalo State Park offers a quiet place to fish or just relax on Day-Use Area Fees the Deschutes River. Its location also makes it an excellent Day-use parking permits are required year-round in the day-use area. You must 126 Redmond place to camp while exploring the scenic wonders and wealth display a daily permit, a 12-month or 24-month permit, or your camping Sisters of year-round recreation that central Oregon has to offer. Cline Falls receipt. Your camping receipt serves as a daily permit for each day you are State Scenic Viewpoint CAMPGROUND Prineville registered. You can purchase a daily permit at the fee machine located at the Year-Round Camping entrance. The 12-month and 24-month permits are sold at major state park 20 • 23 full-hookup sites (sewer, electricity, water) offices or call 1-800-452-5687. 97 Deschutes R. • 54 tent campsites N • Seven yurts (two pet-friendly, #5 and 8) What’s Nearby Tumalo Pilot Butte State Park State Scenic Viewpoint • Two seasonal group camping areas Pilot Butte State Scenic Viewpoint on the east side of Bend Bend 20 • Two seasonal group picnic areas offers a spectacular view of central Oregon. You can drive to 46 Seasonal hiker/biker camp the summit in the summer, or hike up one of its trails all year. High Desert Museum Burns • Lava Butte • Flush toilets Newberry National Volcanic Monument Lava Lands Visitor Center Firewood and ice sales (in season) Lava River Cave • Located south of Bend, the monument Sunriver is open seasonally. It features: Newberry Nat’l Universal Access LaPine Volcanic Monument • Newberry Crater, a five-mile-wide caldera State Park Four campsites (#11, 19, 20, and 35) and one yurt (#8) are containing two popular fishing lakes, obsidian accessible to campers with disabilities (see map). fields, waterfalls, and unique lava formations. Lava Cast Forest • Lava Lands Visitor Center, with interpretive La Pine Newberry Camping Rates Crater exhibits and a viewpoint at the summit of Rates are subject to change. You can get up-to-date Lava Butte. information by calling 1-800-551-6949 or visiting Sisters • Lava Cast Forest, the world’s largest formation www.oregonstateparks.org. Bailey Rd. of its kind. Yurts! • Lava River Cave, a lava tube accessed by a one-mile trail. Tumalo Reservoir Rd. Enjoy the year-round comforts of a domed tent with O B Riley Rd. structural support, a wooden floor, a lockable wooden The High Desert Museum just south of Bend is an Day-use Campground door, lights, heating, and beds with vinyl-covered mattresses. indoor/outdoor museum with trails and interpretive parking, A bunk bed sleeps three, and a futon couch sleeps two. picnicking, exhibits. Live animal displays include an otter pond, Hwy

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B - Tumalo State Park Up to two pets (cats and/or dogs only) are allowed in the 20 d Tumalo Falls, open seasonally, is approximately on pet-friendly yurts for an additional fee. m Off US 20, 5 miles NW of Bend 15 miles southwest of the park. Contact the O B Riley Rd. ed Deschutes R. R U.S. Forest Service at 541-383-5300 for more d 64120 O B Riley Road, Bend, OR 97701 Picnic Along the River Ol 541-388-6055 Tumalo’s day-use area features picnic sites shaded by large information. Johnson Rd.

ponderosa pines, junipers and alders along the river. Two Rapids Bend group picnic areas are reservable through Reservations Northwest (1-800-452-5687). Fishing for brown and Smoking in Oregon State Parks is allowed only in personal Tumalo Latitude: 44.128935 N rainbow trout in the Deschutes River is best during the spring vehicles, RVs, campsites and portions of day use parks along Bend Longitude: -121.331195 W state highways that are designated as safety rest areas by the State Park and late summer. A wading area is located upriver near the Oregon Department of Transportation. back side of the day-use area. 14 To Hwy 20 Key Tumalo - 1 mile Deschutes Day-use fee River Trail 23 Full-hookup site Restroom Parking Tumalo (33) (site length in feet) machine

9 Tent site Pit toilet Accessible facility Trails N 92 Pet-friendly Yurt Picnic area Firewood facility 89 91 Group camp Group picnic area Amphitheater Hiker/biker camp 87 Accessible camping Phone Playground Deschutes River 85 Recycling/garbage B 90 Shower Information station Group 88 camp B 82 86 A Registration Kitchen Group picnic Deschutes 80 84 shelter area A River Trail booth 78 Group 76 77 camp A Group picnic area B 81 79 Overflow (winter) parking

53 51 Please help make camping at Tumalo 49 54 a safe and enjoyable experience by following these and other park rules: 52 50 Day-use area 55 • Campground quiet hours are between 3 4 46 57 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. 1 5 44 48 56 (41) 42 • All vehicles must be parked on pavement. 40 • Bicycles are permitted on park roads, but 45 58 (44) Parking must be ridden with the traffic flow. Riders 35 2 43 47 34 6 (37) under age 16 must wear helmets. 71 61 59 (42) Park 7 72 • Pets must be physically restrained at all 33 hosts 41 8 69 63 60 (47) times when not confined in a vehicle or tent. (summer) 9 32 65 Leashes must be no longer than six feet. 31 10 62 (49) 11 (45) All waste must be properly removed. 70 30 64 (54) (See our “Pets in Parks” brochure for details.) 29 12 13 (34) (39) O B Riley Road • You must have a group picnic reservation and 68 66 Wading area 14 67 (51) a park-issued permit to consume alcoholic 15 (52) (41) (49) beverages in the day-use area. 28 16 27 (40) 24 22 20 Check-in after 4 p.m., Check-out by 1 p.m. Deschutes 17 (40) River Trail 26 ATTENTION RVers: (42) 25 23 (38) 21 18 Nature trail Please do not use a campsite connection to dump a full RV holding tank. (33) 19 (40) (41) RV dump stations are located at LaPine State Park, 27 miles south of Bend, (39) and at local vendors. See information kiosk for a list. To Bend - 5 ½ miles

All information or fees subject to change without notice. This brochure is available in alternative formats upon request. Call 1-800-551-6949. Oregon Relay for the hearing impaired: dial 711. 15

Issuer: Erica Waldbillig

PLACE ON DASHBOARD OF CAR

(Permits must be totally filled out and completely visible to be considered valid.)

Name: Columbia River Orienteering club First name Last name

Dept: CFO

Valid for: September 3, 2015