About 30 minutes from Bend
Wide open and forested.
La Pine is the southern edge of Central Oregon. You find lakes, forest and trails nearby, and homes with room to breathe. Many buyers choose La Pine for space and lower prices.
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The park follows the Upper Deschutes River through high desert forest. Multi-use trails run 14 miles along both sides of the river. The campground and park trails stay open year round. The Big Tree road and day-use area close in winter.
Oregon State Parks calls this the largest ponderosa pine in Oregon and says the tree is thought to be more than 500 years old. A short paved trail leads to it.
The state park names Newberry Crater and Lava River Cave as nearby landmarks. The Forest Service lists La Pine among the closest towns to the monument.
La Pine sits at 4,236 feet. Bend sits at 3,628. Winter conditions differ across Central Oregon, so ask us what to expect on the road and at your door.
Facts checked November 2026 against the pages below. Agencies update their figures, so check the source for the latest. Population figures are Census Bureau estimates. Portland State University publishes different estimates for Oregon cities, so numbers vary by source.
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