The Deschutes River Boater's Guide
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The Lower Deschutes River is one of the Pacific Northwest's most legendary waterways — a wild and scenic corridor of basalt canyons, cold-water rapids, and world-class fly fishing. This compact, full-color guide from the Prineville District Bureau of Land Management is the essential companion for anyone floating, fishing, or exploring this iconic Oregon river.
Packed into 41 pages and folded to a convenient 11×6 inches, the guide delivers section-by-section maps with the detail you actually need on the water:
- Rapids — clearly marked so you can read the river before you run it
- River Mile Markers — for precise navigation and trip planning
- River Access — public, private, and reservation lands are all indicated so you know exactly where you can and can't go
- Campsites — plan your overnight stops with confidence
- Points of Interest — don't miss what makes the Deschutes special
Full-color maps and photography bring the river to life before you ever launch your boat. Whether you're a first-time floater or a seasoned Deschutes regular, this guide belongs in your dry bag.
Details: 41 pages · 11×6 inches · Full color · Published by the Bureau of Land Management, Prineville District
The Lower Deschutes River is one of the Pacific Northwest's most legendary waterways — a wild and scenic corridor of basalt canyons, cold-water rapids, and world-class fly fishing. This compact, full-color guide from the Prineville District Bureau of Land Management is the essential companion for anyone floating, fishing, or exploring this iconic Oregon river.
Packed into 41 pages and folded to a convenient 11×6 inches, the guide delivers section-by-section maps with the detail you actually need on the water:
- Rapids — clearly marked so you can read the river before you run it
- River Mile Markers — for precise navigation and trip planning
- River Access — public, private, and reservation lands are all indicated so you know exactly where you can and can't go
- Campsites — plan your overnight stops with confidence
- Points of Interest — don't miss what makes the Deschutes special
Full-color maps and photography bring the river to life before you ever launch your boat. Whether you're a first-time floater or a seasoned Deschutes regular, this guide belongs in your dry bag.
Details: 41 pages · 11×6 inches · Full color · Published by the Bureau of Land Management, Prineville District