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Newberry National Volcanic Monument

1645 Hwy. 20 E Deschutes National Forest, Bend, Oregon 97701 USA

Independent

“where the lava once flowed”

One of the nation's newest national monuments, this 55,500 acre area seeks to preserve unique accessible volcanic features.

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Reviewed by
Sumer Conger

9 Reviews
6 Helpful

July 08, 2019

Rated 4.0

So this was quite an experience. It does seem like you are going no where while driving however once you reach the park entrance it gets better. Plus you are able to use the national park annual pass if you have it. Downside to get to this particular spot you will drive on a gravel/dirt road for 4 miles. Did I mention it’s a single lane road along the side of the mountain?!?! Even with all that the views from the top are amazing. Worth the scary drive up. Once on top there isn’t a whole lot to do. Not many trails and the only bathroom is an outhouse type bathroom. Also very windy on top. But totally worth all of that.

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