Bend周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Parking is available along the road. A small beach near the bridge is used for launching a float and for dipping in to the refreshing waters of the Deschutes River. Hike or run the trails leading off in all directions.

This welcome station is staffed with volunteers to provide information, answer questions about the area, and offer trail maps. Recreation passes are available here, restrooms and a sizable parking lot. It is the access point to Phil's and Wanoga mountain biking trail systems.

This trail is an ideal choice for a quick ride and is an easy loop that is great for beginners and families. If you want something more challenging, the trail's north end connects to Voodoo Child and Grand Slam trails for more technical fun!

Drake Park is a popular community spot and an excellent central gathering place to meet with others for a fun mountain biking trip without the worry of limited trailhead parking. There are several trail connections, nearly a half mile of riverfront, lots of open lawn space, restrooms and picnic tables.

In honor of Phil Meglasson, responsible for doing more for local mountain biking than anyone over the last thirty years, this mountain biking trailhead is one of the most famous in the Pacific Northwest. Multiple trails of varying difficulty originate at this trailhead, including Phil's Trail. There is a small parking area and a vault toilet; however, you must bring your own water.

Drake Park is a popular community spot and an excellent central gathering place to meet with others for a run, hike, or cycling trip. There are several trail connections, nearly a half mile of riverfront, lots of open lawn space, restrooms and picnic tables.

Farewell Bend Park sits along the Deschutes River and is a popular launching location for float trips on the river. There are plenty of picnic tables, restrooms, and a playground with a lumber mill theme that is a popular spot for kids and families. It is a lovely spot to watch nature, from birds in the sky to waterfowl in the natural marsh areas.

Drake Park is a popular community spot and an excellent central gathering place where cyclists often meet before a long ride. There are several trail connections, nearly a half mile of riverfront, lots of open lawn space, restrooms and picnic tables.