LaPine State Park
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The park has Oregon's largest ponderosa pine, known as Big Red. This tree is 162 feet tall, 28.9 feet around, and may be over 500 years old. There is non-potable rinse water available at the park. The park is located 27 miles southwest of Bend, accessible via US 97.
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the park is also home to Oregon's largest ponderosa pine, nicknamed Big Red, the tree is 162 feet tall, 28.9 feet around and may be in excess of 500 years old
CanadaJohn · 4 years ago
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