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It is your responsibility to know the hazards and regulations involvedin your activities and to use proper safety procedures and equipmentto minimize the inherent risks and hazards related to your activity.You have responsibility for your own personal safety and forthe safety of others during any activity you choose to pursue. The Forest Service installs signs and other information devices at variouslocations where site conditions warrant. However, the size of theNational Forests and variety of natural and human-made conditionslimit 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 changingroad and trail conditions. You may also be exposed to the unreasonableacts of others. The Forest Service does not manage or control all ofthese 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 Headquartersat: 541-383-5300.

NOTICE TO FOREST USERS

Sled Dog TeamsFrequently on trails. Teams aretrained to travel on right side oftrail but might be on left. Usecaution on curves and passteams slowly. Thanks!

These snowmobile trails are groomed by La Pine Lodgepole DodgersSnowmobile Club Volunteers using Oregon State Snowmobile Associationequipment purchased with funds from gas tax and registration fees fromsnowmobiles and ATVs. Grooming is performed under a special use permitfrom the Deschutes National Forest.Please remember that snowmobile trails are open to all users. You willencounter 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 treesand holes in the snow.Trail Map data furnished by Bend/Fort Rock Ranger District of the DeschutesNational Forest.

Nordic Skiers and SnowshoersPlease stay to the right

when using snowmobile trails.

Food, fuel, phone and

lodgingavailable at

Paulina LakeLodge

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EMERGENCY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT INFORMATIONIn case of medical emergencies, Search and Rescue, orState and County law enforcment emergencies call:

911

To report non-emergency Forest Service law enforcementand Deschutes County law enforcement incidents, call(541) 693-6911, 24 hours.For Deschutes National Forest recreation information, call:Supervisors Office - (541) 383-5300Bend/Fort Rock Ranger District - (541) 383-4000Sisters Ranger District - (541) 549-7700Crescent Ranger District - (541) 433-3200Deschutes N. F. website: www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/Forest Service, County, and State Law Enforcement officerspatrol these winter recreation areas and trails. Be informedand be involved. If you have information involving anincident, please contact one of the offices above.Thank you and have a safe recreation season!DESCHUTES NATIONAL FORESTDESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFF AND SEARCH AND RESCUEOREGON STATE POLICELA PINE LODGEPOLE DODGERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB

First Aid Toboggan with supplies located atPaulina Lake Lodge

Emergency Telephone at Paulina Lake Lodge

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No SnowmobilingExtreme Danger

No SnowmobilingExtreme DangerPrivate

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Ski Trail (nonmotorized only)

No Snowmobiling is allowed on Paulina and East Lakes because of thinice 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 kilometersGPS 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 thisinformation for a particular purpose. Original data elements were compiled

from various sources. Spatial information may not meet National Map AccuracyStandards. This information may be updated,corrected, or otherwise modified

without notification. For additional information about this data, contact theDeschutes National Forest 541-383-5300.

US Forest Service is an equal opportunity employer and provider.

Bend/Fort RockRanger District

Deschutes National Forest12/08/09

LavaNewberry Nat'l Volcanic Monument(Closed to ATV's)

Geothermal Well Sites Closed To All Uses