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Oregon Badlands Wilderness, Oregon
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Description: 29,301 acres protects an old shield volcano in central Oregon. This relatively flat area is dotted with stands of juniper and rocky outcrops. A number of unmaintained trails criss-cross the area, but all trails are unmarked; many are unmapped.
The Badlands Rock Trail, a 6 mile round-trip hike or horse ride that climbs a towering outcrop, rewards your efforts with a panoramic view of central Oregon. The Flatiron trail, between 5-6 miles round trip, skirts around the Badlands volcano, and descends into the Flatiron, an unusual volcanic formation.
Location: From Bend, go 18 miles east on OR 20. Turn left at the gravel piles, over the cattle guard, and go 1 mile on the paved road. Park at the BLM kiosk for the Badlands Rock Trail trailhead. Access to the Flatiron Trailhead is 16 miles east of Bend.
Address: Bureau of Land Management
Prineville Office
3050 N.E. 3rd Street
Prineville, OR 97754 |
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Phone: (541) 416-6700 |
Season: Open year round. |
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Fee: no |
Reservations: no
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Activities
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Biking
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Fishing |
Picnicking
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| Boating (Motorized) |
Hiking/Backpacking
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Scenic Driving
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| Boating (Non-motorized) |
Horseback Riding |
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| Boating (WW) |
Hunting |
Water Sports |
| Camping |
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Wildlife Viewing |
| Caving |
Off Highway Vehicles
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Winter Sports
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| Climbing
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Services and Facilities
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Visitor Center
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Group Campgnd
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RV Sites
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Exhibits |
Campgnd, Primitive
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Electric Hookup
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Interpretive Programs
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Drinking Water
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Dump Station
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Cultural-Historic Sites
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Restrooms
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Boat Ramp
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Campgnd, Developed
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Showers
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Marina |
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| Rental Cabins |
Notes: Click here for PDF brochure.
Bury human waste, and pack out all other trash. Practice leave no trace camping and hiking, especially when traveling across country, establishing campsites, or building fires.
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