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The newest addition to the International Dark-Sky Association's Dark Sky Places Program
Want a place to see the night sky, unsullied by the light pollution of the city? Sunriver may be it.
By Nicole Vulcan
Aug 5, 2020
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New access point for people arriving via motor vehicle
Sisters' Peterson Ridge trail system has a new access point for people arriving via motor vehicle. Those who've visited the trails probably remember the drill: Get to the trailhead early, or risk wandering the residential streets of Sisters looking for parking.
By Nicole Vulcan
Jul 29, 2020
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The Deschutes is essential to our economic functioning
The Deschutes River blesses people with endless hours of float-oriented fun over the summer—so the least we can do is help keep it clean! Beyond its opportunity for a variety of recreational activities, the Deschutes is a major part of Central Oregon's economy.
By Cayla Clark
Jul 22, 2020
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A new film from Teton Gravity Research
The newest film from Teton Gravity Research is directed by Jeremy Grant and captures the love-at-first-site experience of mountain biking. From the producers of "UnReal" and the director of "Where The Trail Ends" comes "Accomplice," an homage to all the crazy adventures and crazier comrades that come from a life lived in pursuit of the next awesome ride.
By Laurel Brauns
Jul 15, 2020
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Let the summer zip line fun begin
Standing at the lip of a ski run at the start of the season, about to plunge downward, always elicits a little tug in my belly. What if I forget how to do it?
By Nicole Vulcan
Jul 8, 2020
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Geared toward those looking to explore outdoor options beyond Central Oregon
Yes, coronavirus is still among us. But no, that doesn't mean the trails and lakes of Central Oregon are any less busy this time of year.
By Nicole Vulcan
Jul 1, 2020
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For those looking to lower their footprints while exploring, this event may help out.
Many organized events like races and competitions are off for the summer—but exploring at the helm of your own car, bike, motorcycle or other adventure mobile is still definitely on. For those looking to lower their footprints while they're doing it, this event may help out.
By Nicole Vulcan
Jun 24, 2020
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Tours, Bike Park and Ziplines Summer might finally be starting!
By Isaac Biehl
Jun 17, 2020
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To stay engaged in local outdoor and environmental issues, join ONDA for some upcoming online events.
The Oregon Natural Desert Association hosts a number of meaningful stewardship trips throughout the year—but many of them are on hold for now, due to restrictions around COVID-19. To stay engaged in local outdoor and environmental issues, join ONDA for some upcoming online events.
By Nicole Vulcan
Jun 3, 2020
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Where should e-bikes be allowed to roam?
It's a controversial—and confusing—topic: Should e-bikes be allowed on the same remote trails now populated by the people-powered varieties of bikes? And if they're not allowed everywhere, where should e-bikes be allowed to roam?
By Nicole Vulcan
May 20, 2020
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Pilot Butte is back, baby! And so are some of its friends, as of Wednesday
It's been tough not being able to get out to all of Oregon's great state parks during the pandemic. We've had some incredible weather and nature is calling.
By Isaac Biehl
May 5, 2020
Oregon state parks hiking COVID-19 Pilot Butte
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