Packing up camp was by far the least enjoyable thing on this trip. Doing this first thing in the morning made it 100 times worse!
The morning was filled with a beautiful drive to Kah-nee-ta where we would have a chance to have some fun and do some horseback riding.
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| On the way to Kah-nee-ta |
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| Stables at Kah-nee-ta |
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| Chance and Cristian getting ready to head out! |
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| Cougars riding horses! |
After horseback riding, it was a stop at the Warm Springs Museum. There we got to view the museum and the exibit of Apolonia Susana Santos and had lunch provided by the museum. Afterwards, we were blessed with talks by Aurolyn Stwyer and Radine "Deanie" Johnson who shared about their lives, culture and language.
We later headed to the Deschutes National Forest and the Deschutes Bridge Campground just south of Lava Lake. It's a beautiful campground that is permanently closed but we were able to get permission so we had the whole camping area to ourselves! This is where we camped for the night.
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| Deschutes Bridge Campground |
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