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Dillon Falls, Oregon in the Fall: LAPC

We recently took a short drive west from Bend to visit Dillon Falls. Splashes of color border the river near the falls.

Temperatures were cool and we didn’t see anyone else on this early morning trek.

The short trail to the falls is lined with manzanita shrubs – one of my favorites! They have so much character.

Tangled Ponderosa pine branches also caught my attention.

The Deschutes River winds its way through colorful foliage and cascades through lava rocks. Newberry National Volcanic Monument is located just east of the falls. The Lava Lands Visitor Center (opened seasonally) gives visitors all kinds of info about this region.

We visited Dillon Falls as a treat for my birthday. Here’s a short video taken from the top of the falls and panning to the south. It’s a peaceful spot to see some of our local wonders.

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Centered in Bend, Oregon, my blog branches out into nature, history, and art-related topics.

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