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R Y X 325 Y X 319 Y X 302 Y X 303 Y X 304 Y X 305 Y X 306 Y X 315 Y X 316 Y X 317 Y X 308 Y X 310 Y X 309 Y X 307 Y X 311 Y X 312 Y X 314 Y X 324 Y X 326 Y X 320 Y X 321 Y X 322 Y X 323 9730 ! 0 ! % 9735 Y X 301 Y X 313 9 : ; 21 Y X 2 Y X 80 Y X 64 Y X 65 Y X 1 Y X 3 Y X 4 Y X 7 Y X 48 Y X 11 Y X 500 Y X 121 Y X 6 Y X 120 Y X 5 Y X 2 Y X 4 Y X 1 Y X 1 Y X 4 Y X 120 Y X 80 Y X 80 Y X 1 Y X 1 Y X 2 Y X 1 Y X 2 Roller Coaster To La Pine Y X 80 Y X 318 Y X 315A Red Hill Lova Box Butte China Hat Elev. 6576' The Dome East Lake Elev. 6371' Kweo Butte Sand Butte Kelly Cinder Cone Topso Butte Devils Horn McKay Butte Cinder Hill Kawak Butte Weasel Butte Paulina Peak Elev. 7897' Pumice Butte Paulina Lake Elev. 6331' Pilpil Butte Taghum Butte Lowullo Butte Company Butte Kwinnum Butte Youtlkut Butte 6 Mile Sno-Park Elev. 4500' 10 Mile Sno-Park Elev. 5550' Lava Cast Forest North Paulina Peak Elev. 7720' Paulina Creek Falls ! [ ! [ Cinder Hill Viewpoint Pumice Flat Hell Hole Big Obsidian Flow ! [ ! [ 5200 5600 6000 6400 6800 7600 7200 6800 6400 6000 7600 6800 6400 5600 6000 5600 5200 4800 7200 Newberry Newberry National National Volcanic Volcanic Monument Monument > Paulina Lake Lodge 9 : ; 21 Paulina Creek 18 21 9710 9735 2230 9736 1845 1835 1840 2215 1830 9730 2125 2239 25 9725 2238 2210 1850 1820 2016 1849 2120 1825 700 550 750 650 600 730 200 100 525 720 800 685 575 390 170 680 150 527 080 529 630 330 590 530 350 801 320 450 970 360 370 180 745 175 340 570 670 620 740 595 950 540 506 012 653 174 560 210 558 040 760 246 790 770 280 310 480 735 290 557 910 631 764 092 655 250 522 737 545 840 940 920 505 580 255 860 690 056 942 780 535 758 830 325 626 327 215 511 173 125 178 380 922 710 338 214 155 755 980 875 335 592 967 567 796 738 260 490 553 270 185 151 810 960 941 598 776 548 628 252 090 747 809 975 795 392 565 624 635 930 395 805 216 269 219 245 772 084 133 721 154 268 179 256 825 722 158 019 600 500 390 130 700 540 700 200 600 190 200 050 500 750 140 510 710 500 120 120 540 100 045 850 900 440 200 550 900 600 850 980 745 900 400 635 890 140 630 550 215 560 840 290 100 110 200 510 570 630 940 400 100 520 650 770 120 660 250 500 800 180 540 500 820 760 250 553 600 710 100 100 513 280 500 400 900 120 740 770 250 340 570 750 310 120 680 100 800 530 700 370 215 700 400 300 170 600 800 100 700 950 900 690 710 750 590 600 250 450 300 800 380 920 570 600 770 737 510 150 660 220 090 200 670 800 950 300 300 380 190 700 300 200 130 940 750 801 040 900 680 600 250 160 100 100 210 790 400 180 670 320 300 400 342 200 745 400 180 500 550 580 540 500 809 330 690 510 870 500 500 500 200 600 750 800 220 850 510 700 500 010 552 650 100 730 560 850 550 620 510 960 567 810 125 380 400 580 800 950 790 900 640 300 900 450 100 620 220 700 700 870 390 920 700 340 210 910 310 801 750 300 400 250 370 700 530 800 160 520 800 750 100 110 600 390 740 750 590 010 050 170 740 600 340 512 300 690 556 300 525 620 550 550 870 850 700 820 500 500 530 150 300 730 100 630000 630000 632000 632000 634000 634000 636000 636000 638000 638000 640000 640000 642000 642000 644000 644000 646000 646000 648000 648000 650000 650000 652000 652000 654000 654000 656000 656000 658000 658000 660000 660000 4830000 4830000 4832000 4832000 4834000 4834000 4836000 4836000 4838000 4838000 4840000 4840000 4842000 4842000 4844000 4844000 4846000 4846000 4848000 4848000 4850000 4850000 It is your responsibility to know the hazards and regulations involved in your activities and to use proper safety procedures and equipment to minimize the inherent risks and hazards related to your activity. You have responsibility for your own personal safety and for the safety of others during any activity you choose to pursue. The Forest Service installs signs and other information devices at various locations where site conditions warrant. However, the size of the National Forests and variety of natural and human-made conditions limit placement of signs or other specific warnings. Hazards include, but are not limited to: changing weather conditions, snow, avalanches, landslides, caves, cliffs, falling trees, open water, thin ice, becoming lost or over-exerted, hypothermia, and changing road and trail conditions. You may also be exposed to the unreasonable acts of others. The Forest Service does not manage or control all of these occurrences. Winter regulations include, but are not limited to: wilderness, municipal watershed and other motorized/mechanized closures, and special snow park restrictions. For further information, call the Deschutes National Forest Headquarters at: 541-383-5300. NOTICE TO FOREST USERS Sled Dog Teams Frequently on trails. Teams are trained to travel on right side of trail but might be on left. Use caution on curves and pass teams slowly. Thanks! These snowmobile trails are groomed by La Pine Lodgepole Dodgers Snowmobile Club Volunteers using Oregon State Snowmobile Association equipment purchased with funds from gas tax and registration fees from snowmobiles and ATVs. Grooming is performed under a special use permit from the Deschutes National Forest. Please remember that snowmobile trails are open to all users. You will encounter snowmobiles, nordic skiers, dog teams, snowshoers, grooming equipment, sno-shuttles and ATVs. ATVs are allowed only on groomed trails outside the Monument. Trails inside the Monument are closed to ATV use. Unmarked hazards on and off trail may include rocks, stumps, downed trees and holes in the snow. Trail Map data furnished by Bend/Fort Rock Ranger District of the Deschutes National Forest. Nordic Skiers and Snowshoers Please stay to the right when using snowmobile trails. Food, fuel, phone and lodging available at Paulina Lake Lodge ! 0 EMERGENCY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT INFORMATION In case of medical emergencies, Search and Rescue, or State and County law enforcment emergencies call: 911 To report non-emergency Forest Service law enforcement and Deschutes County law enforcement incidents, call (541) 693-6911, 24 hours. For Deschutes National Forest recreation information, call: Supervisors Office - (541) 383-5300 Bend/Fort Rock Ranger District - (541) 383-4000 Sisters Ranger District - (541) 549-7700 Crescent Ranger District - (541) 433-3200 Deschutes N. F. website: www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/ Forest Service, County, and State Law Enforcement officers patrol these winter recreation areas and trails. Be informed and be involved. If you have information involving an incident, please contact one of the offices above. Thank you and have a safe recreation season! DESCHUTES NATIONAL FOREST DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFF AND SEARCH AND RESCUE OREGON STATE POLICE LA PINE LODGEPOLE DODGERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB First Aid Toboggan with supplies located at Paulina Lake Lodge Emergency Telephone at Paulina Lake Lodge ! . ! . ! % ! 0 ! R ! R ! R ! R ! R ! R ! R ! R ! R ! R Y X 302 Y X 303 Y X 304 Y X 305 Y X 306 Y X 307 Y X 308 Y X 309 Y X 310 Y X 301 Y X 11 Y X 2 Y X 1 Y X 65 Y X 4 Y X 64 Y X 120 Y X 1 Y X 11 Y X 3 10 Mile Sno-Park Elev 5550' > 9 : ; 21 Paulina Creek 21 600 500 050 2121 680 580 685 764 300 800 760 530 634000 634000 635000 635000 636000 636000 637000 637000 638000 638000 639000 639000 4840000 4840000 4841000 4841000 4842000 4842000 Ten Mile area inset in 1 kilometer grid No Snowmobiling Extreme Danger No Snowmobiling Extreme Danger Private Land ! [ Geothermal Project Posted Well Sites Closed to Entry ! N # ! N # ! N # Snowmobile Trail Junction * ) 5 3 3 ! R 0 1 0.5 Mile ± Legend ! 0 Warming Shelter ! % Sno-Park ! [ Viewpoint ! . ) Snowmobile Play Area Ungroomed Poorly Marked Motorized Trail Groomed, Motorized Trail, Nonmotorized Use Allowed W X 2 Ski Trail (nonmotorized only) No Snowmobiling is allowed on Paulina and East Lakes because of thin ice due to hot springs. (Extreme Danger) Lava flows and obsidian flows have drift holes. Paulina Lake Lodge provides Food, Gas, Lodging, Telephone, First Aid, Restrooms, and Current Trail Information. Map Grid represents 2 kilometers GPS Coordinate Grid: UTM, NAD27, Zone 10 Contour Interval: Minor = 80'; Major = 400' SINGLE DIGIT TRAIL #s indicate primary trail GROOMED on a regular basis. DOUBLE DIGIT TRAIL #s indicate GOOD trail that is only occasionally groomed. TRIPLE DIGIT TRAIL #s indicate PRIMITIVE trail, may be poorly marked and never groomed. The Forest Service cannot assure the reliability or suitability of this information for a particular purpose. Original data elements were compiled from various sources. Spatial information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards. This information may be updated,corrected, or otherwise modified without notification. For additional information about this data, contact the Deschutes National Forest 541-383-5300. US Forest Service is an equal opportunity employer and provider. Bend/Fort Rock Ranger District Deschutes National Forest 12/08/09 Lava Newberry Nat'l Volcanic Monument (Closed to ATV's) Geothermal Well Sites Closed To All Uses