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WILD ROGUE In steps, it’s only about a half mile from the trailhead to Steelhead Falls. In terms of geologic time, it’s a few million years. Colorful grooves decorate cliffs and show the erosion of time. Wildflowers dot the slopes in the spring and golden eagles soar overhead. The trail to the falls is relatively easy, with one small, steep section. Hike down for a picnic, fish in the Deschutes River, explore the rocky shores, or just sit and relax and let the sound of the falls erase the world around you. Welcome to STEELHEAD FALLS TRAIL! Know before you go Open YEAR ROUND with no fees. Overnight camping sites are first come first served. AMENITIES include limited trailer parking and one outhouse but no potable water. PETS ARE ALLOWED. CAMPFIRES are permitted with fire restrictions in the summer. watch out where you put your feet and hands—rattlesnakes can hide around rocks and underneath brush. directions From Redmond, head north on Hwy 97 to Terrebonne and turn west on NE Lower Bridge Way. Go 2 miles and take a right on NW 43rd Street. Follow that 1.8 miles to Chinook Drive. Go almost a mile and take a left onto Badger Road. Travel 1 mile and turn right on Quail Road. Follow Quail Road for ½ mile and take a left on River Road. Take River Road downhill to the Steelhead Falls Trailhead and campground. point of interest Need more trail time before heading home or setting up camp? Take the Foley Waters trail off the south end of the Steelhead Falls parking lot for some more views! 3050 N.E. 3rd St. Prineville, OR 97754 541-416-6700 [email protected] Contact info
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WILD ROGUE
In steps, it’s only about a half mile from the trailhead to Steelhead Falls. In terms of geologic time, it’s a few million years. Colorful grooves decorate cliffs and show the erosion of time. Wildflowers dot the slopes in the spring and golden eagles soar overhead. The trail to the falls is relatively easy, with one small, steep section. Hike down for a picnic, fish in the Deschutes River, explore the rocky shores, or just sit and relax and let the sound of the falls erase the world around you.
Welcome to STEELHEAD FALLS TRAIL!
Know before you go
Open YEAR ROUND with no fees. Overnight camping sites are first come first served.
AMENITIES include limited trailer parking and one outhouse but no potable water.
PETS ARE ALLOWED.
CAMPFIRES are permitted with fire restrictions in the summer.
watch out where you put your feet and hands—rattlesnakes can hide around rocks and underneath brush.
directionsFrom Redmond, head north on Hwy 97 to Terrebonne and turn west on NE Lower Bridge Way. Go 2 miles and take a right on NW 43rd Street. Follow that 1.8 miles to Chinook Drive. Go almost a mile and take a left onto Badger Road. Travel 1 mile and turn right on Quail Road. Follow Quail Road for ½ mile and take a left on River Road. Take River Road downhill to the Steelhead Falls Trailhead and campground.
point of interestNeed more trail time before heading home or setting up camp? Take the Foley Waters trail off the south end of the Steelhead Falls parking lot for some more views!
3050 N.E. 3rd St.Prineville, OR [email protected]
Contact info
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