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The Dry Canyon Trail runs for just under 8 miles through Redmond. Along the way it passes by a number of parks, through neighborhoods, and across or under many streets. It's a great way to get out and explore the area and still have a good chance to spot some local wildlife.

Very easy hike that goes under the highway and back up north to where the falls actually are, compared to the viewpoint park.

You can park off of Route 207 near the BLM gate and head up the trail from here. The trail takes you through cow pastures at the start, so be sure to close gates behind you and keep an eye out for cattle!

A popular park with miles of hiking, running and mountain biking trails both on trail and pavement. Tumalo Creek offers a place to cool off on a warm day.

Juniper Trailhead parking is free and open year-round. It is a small lot for access to the Maston Trail use area, a popular recreation area for hikers, runners and cyclists.

Although you wouldn't think it of a city park, Dry Canyon offers a great opportunity to enjoy the wildlife of the Central Oregon High Desert. With a variety of wild flower and fauna, you are sure to enjoy a peaceful outing.

A beautiful backdrop for when you tee off at The Resort Course at Eagle Crest, a majestic high desert course with a challenging layout. The Lake is a mainstay here that attracts the eyes of all that pass by.

This reservoir is a popular retreat for most of Central Oregon for boating, fishing, or just relaxing by the water in the high desert. The 43-mile shoreline has multiple boat-in primitive campsites, a day-use area with cabins, a full-service campground and a nice swimming area to cool off on a hot day.