Blue Hole Day Use Area Boat Ramp
Blue Hole Day Use Area Boat Ramp
Blue Hole Day Use Area offers vehicle access and a boat ramp for launching onto the Deschutes River at river mile 48. 6, along with day-use amenities including tables, toilets, and garbage service.
The site features a wheelchair-accessible fishing platform that was restored in 1998 through a partnership between The Friends of Lost Creek and the BLM. A Boater Pass is required year-round for anyone using a watercraft on the Lower Deschutes River.
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