Madras Property 1D (canyons and river)

Extraordinary privately owned property of 17,000 acres outside of Madras, Oregon consisting of canyons, fields, river and rock formations.  There is also a ‘cowboy jacuzzi’ aka waterfall which you can trek into.  Plus working barns, clay pigeon shoot area with mountain views, red angus and horses. Multiple ponds. Waterfall. River access.

Private saloon bar.  Close to accommodation (approximately 20 minutes).  

Panoramic vista’s from all points looking east.  Mountain views. 

Images taken end of May around noon.

Just. Unbelievably. Stunning.

 

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Metolius Property 1

Private property on the Metolius River.  Accommodation on site including stand alone cabins. Fly fishing on the spring fed river. Red angus cattle on site in the Summer.  Old hydro pump room on site.

Ponderosa forests and fields.  Located 20 minutes outside of Sisters.  Mountain views of Mt. Jefferson.

Location fee to be paid to the owner.  Has previously been used for catalog shoots and for (cut) scenes from The Postman.

 

 

 

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Sisters Aspen Property 1

Private property approximately 12 minutes from Sisters with multiple locations including small lake, and  a pond.  Rocky area, farm land (hay and hemp).  Gravel pit area.  Mountain views of the Three Sisters Mountain ranges from multiple locations.

Property also used for The Postman (Kevin Costner).

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Paulina

Paulina is a small town in Crook County.  It is 55 miles from Prineville, on route 380. Named for  Paiute Chief Paulina, the town has a church, one merchandise store and a charismatic bar/saloon.  It also has one K8 school and a small rodeo each year. 

Plenty of parking on the road, and permits would be necessary through the town itself. 

Images taken October 10.

 

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Fish Lake (McKenzie River Hwy)

Fish Lake Campground and Cabin area are part of  the Fish Lake Historic Site, also known as the Fish Lake Remount Depot, along the McKenzie Pass-Santiam Pass and the West Cascades National Scenic Byways.

During the 1920’s, it served as the field and dispatch headquarters for the Santiam National Forest, (the predecessor of the Willamette National Forest) and as such has several buildings on site with a day use area with picnic tables and interpretive signs.. A viewing platform takes you to the lake’s edge. Fish Lake is a seasonal lake that only has water in winter and spring. In the summer, the water drains underground, leaving a lush meadow (images below).

There are two rustic cabins on site and a restroom in the day area.  The area is particularly colorful in the Fall.

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Restroom in parking area

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