Paulina Peak (FR 2100500) in OR

Road corridorDeschutes NF, Bend/Fort Rock Ranger District

11 mi from La Pine

Maps 6,355 ft

Camping permission not confirmed

Camping is limited to designated sites on part of this road; the exact stretch is not confirmed.

Stay limit: 14 consecutive days · 28 days total per calendar year

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Rough

All 3.9 miles of this road are maintained for passenger cars, gravel the whole way.
Estimated climb: 1,600 ft over 3.9 miles through 4 switchbacks, with sustained grades near 12%.
Terrain estimates show roadside drops of up to ~130 ft on the downhill side.
Dead-end road; turnaround space is not mapped.

Known camping along this road at mile 3.8: .

Limited privacy

Limited separation from through roads or other sites here, with the nearest through road 0.0 miles off.
Paulina Peak stands 1,621 ft above the map pin, 1.7 miles southeast.
Paulina Creek runs 0.3 mi off.

Motorized access for dispersed camping is only allowed to existing, designated, or defined sites, and no closer than 30 feet to a stream, wetland, or water body (Motorized access for dispersed camping, all MVUM-designated roads, Deschutes NF) Applies to motorized access only; 30 ft setback from stream, wetland or water body.
For all roads in this table: Vehicle type and dates allowed are the same as permitted on road (Season and vehicle class of motorized dispersed-camping access, Deschutes NF)
Camping rules

On part of this corridor: Camping: Designated sites only.
On part of this corridor: Camping: Prohibited. (Newberry Caldera (Exhibit G), Newberry National Volcanic Monument) Persons with a permit specifically authorizing the otherwise prohibited act; Federal, State, or local officers and rescue/firefighting forces on duty; Camping in developed campgrounds and resorts.
On part of this corridor: Newberry Caldera (Exhibit G): Building, maintaining, attending, or using a fire or campfire outside of developed campgrounds, day use areas, and resorts. (Newberry Caldera (Exhibit G) campfires) Persons with a permit specifically authorizing the otherwise prohibited act; Federal, State, or local officers and rescue/firefighting forces on duty; Portable stoves or lanterns using gas, jellied petroleum, or pressurized liquid fuel.
As of 12:01 a.m. on Friday, September 25, public use fire restrictions are no longer in effect. (Deschutes National Forest public use fire restrictions)

October normals 30–54°F, 1.5″ precipitation. Monthly averages, PRISM 1991–2020.

Paulina Peak (FR 2100500) in OR -- Camping Rules & Access