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| Lake Name | Lake Summary |
|---|---|
| Crescent Lake |
Crescent Lake, aptly named for its shape, lies on the eastern slope of the Cascade Mountains, in the northwest corner of Klamath County, Oregon. With ... |
| East Lake |
East Lake is one of two lakes that sit in the caldera of the Newberry National Volcanic Monument within the Deschutes National Forest in central Oregon. ... |
| Green Lakes |
Also known as: Upper Green Lake, Middle Green Lake, Lower Green Lake One of Central Oregon's most popular hiking destinations is Green Lakes Trail. This popular hike offers views of both South Sister Mountain and Broken ... |
| Matthieu Lakes |
Also known as: North Matthieu Lake, South Matthieu Lake The Matthieu Lakes Trail is one of Oregon's most scenic day hikes. Located in the Three Sisters Wilderness, North Matthieu Lake and South Matthieu Lake ... |
| Odell Lake |
Six miles long and one and a half miles wide, Odell Lake sits under the scenic shadow of Diamond Peak in the Deschutes National Forest, offering wonderful ... |
| Paulina Lake |
Set in the high desert country of central Oregon, Paulina Lake is one of two sparkling lakes resting in the caldera of Newberry Crater. Part of Newberry ... |
| Prineville Reservoir |
The over 3000 acre Prineville Reservoir is one of Central Oregon's prolific fishing and outdoor recreation water bodies. The Lake's well-developed public ... |
| Suttle Lake |
Suttle Lake: rustic national forest lake or luxury resort? It's both! Suttle Lake has been under federal control since 1898 when it was included in the ... |
| Waldo Lake |
Waldo Lake is the second deepest natural lake in Oregon, sporting an impressive 420-feet deep pool of beautiful clear water with visibility exceeding ... |
| Wickiup Reservoir |
Also known as: Wickiup Lake Wickiup Reservoir is an 11,000 acre angler's paradise. Camping areas are plentiful, and boat launching ramps are located at most. The Reservoir gets its ... |
