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Outdooregon SINGLETRACK NIRVANA Considered a classic by mountain bike riders nationwide, the McKenzie River Trail follows the river for 26 miles through a dense oldgrowth forest and past spectacular Sahalie and Koosah Falls. While the trail is technically challenging at its start, it moderates and finishes easy and fast. CASTING TO REDSIDES Cutting through Oregon's dry side east of the Cascades, the Deschutes River gets its name from its many falls but its reputation from its hard-fighting native "Redside" rainbow trout. Single-day to multi-day fly-fishing float trips take anglers into the heart of the river's steep walled basaltic column cliffs. LINKING UP The closest thing to true Scottish links golfing in America is Bandon Dunes on the southern Oregon coast near Bandon. Here the wind howls and each shot demands steely reserve. Designed by Scotsman David McLay Kidd, Bandon Dunes is for walking with a caddy. Companion courses (Pacific Dunes, Bandon Trails and Old McDonald) make for equally impressive play. Bob Woodward The McKenzie River Trail is a mountain biking rite of passage. The famed Bandon Dunes golf course on the southern coast of Oregon is renown Scotsman David McLay Kidd's American opus. Mike Houska
Mike Houska Central Oregon's Deschutes River is among the nation's top fly-fishing destinations.
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