LaPine State Park

The top of this complex stratovolcano has been eroded giving it both its silhouette & name.

Dee Wright Observatory offers breathtaking mountain views and an intriguing educational trail through ancient lava fields, perfect for nature lovers.

Hands-on, kid-friendly museum showcasing the natural & cultural history of Eastern Oregon.

Discovered in 1889, this cave in a mile-long lava tube offers self-guided tours.

Campground with hiking trails, a picnic area & a popular swimming hole on the Deschutes River.

Renowned rock climbing destination in a dramatic canyon with hiking trails & primitive campsites.

Ski area with 3,683 acres of terrain accessible via 10 lifts, including the mountain summit.

Casual lakeside getaway offering cabins (most with full bathrooms), plus a seasonal restaurant. Nestled on the shores of East Lake, this woodsy fishing retreat, made up of casual cabins, was established in 1915. The cozy cabins all feature knotty-pine interiors, minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers, as well as fire pits, barbecue grills and picnic tables. Most have en suite bathrooms with showers, while some offer toilets and sinks. There are no TVs, phones or air-conditioning. There are also motel-style studios. Amenities include a gift/tackle shop, a seasonal cafe, a playground, a private beach and boat rentals (fee). There are also RV and tent sites available.

9,068-ft. stratovolcano, home to a popular ski & snowboard area & a summit observatory.

Forested area with camping, cabins & a river, plus an ancient, 162-ft. tall ponderosa pine.