Rimrock Trail

This accessible, out and back paved trail is popular for both bicyclists and hikers alike. The trail is located just outside of Bend and serves as a gateway for recreationalists to access the National Forest along the Cascade Lakes Highway. This trail is also informally known as "Good Dog."

There is also a tunnel to provide a safe crossing of the Cascade Lakes Highway along the trail. You can download a map of the Rimrock Trailhead area trails.

At a Glance

Area Amenities:	Picnic tables Parking Toilets: 2 ADA vault toilets Accessible
Usage:	Heavy
Closest Towns:	Bend, Oregon
Water:	No
Restroom:	Vault Toilets
Information Center:	Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District 63095 Deschutes Market Road Bend, OR 97701 (541) 383-5300

Activities

Mountain Biking

Road Cycling

Day Hiking

General Info:

Directions

Rimrock Trailhead is located just south of Bend, Oregon directly off the Cascade Lakes Highway:
18775 Cascade Lakes National Scenic Byway
Bend, OR 97702

From Bend: Heath south on Century Drive towards Mt. Bachelor, approximately one mile past Tetherow, and turn left at the Forest Service "Rimrock Trailhead" sign.

Parking

At the trailhead turn off, a short paved road transitions into a larger gravel parking area. There are 2 ADA, van accessible parking spaces located in the first parking area to the left.

Accessibility

2 ADA, van-accessible parking spaces at trailhead
2 ADA restrooms, open year-round.

Accessibility

The Rimrock Trail, which underwent construction in 2016, is ADA compliant. This means the trail was designed and constructed for recreation pedestrian use, for those of all abilities.

For more information on the Accessibility and the Forest Service, please click here.
Those with a permanent disability qualify for a free Interagency Access Pass.