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Trips to Nowhere: Oregon High Desert Edition
Date: Thursday, October 2–5, 2025
Arrive, Thursday, October 2 check-in 4:00PM
Depart: Sunday, October 5 anytime after 12:30PM
Price: $1,850 per person | Deposit: $250
Includes: 1-night hotel stay, all meals, guided hikes, park access, transportation, gear, and Camp Yoshi magic
Flying into: Bend, Oregon (RDM airport)
Hotel: Camp Fire Hotel Bend, Oregon
Welcome to the High Desert.
Where volcanic fields stretch wide like storybooks, alpine lakes reflect the clouds, and Crater Lake glows with an ancient mystery that defies words. This is one of our most adventurous trips—not because it’s hard, but because it’s full. Full of movement, sun-soaked wonder, and the type of unexpected joy you only get when you leave the itinerary open to the wild.
This edition of Trips to Nowhere is launching from Bend, Oregon—our founder’s favorite place in the country for a reason. With over 300 days of sunshine and direct access to lava flows, waterfalls, national parks, and alpine dreams, it’s the perfect jumping-off point for a weekend of chasing the good stuff.
And unlike our other trips, this one includes a one-night hotel stay and at least one campsite with showers (yes, luxury, we see you). We’ll be moving daily—not base camping—because out here, every direction leads to something epic.
THE PLAN(kind of)
This is nature. Which means it’s real. Weather shifts, trails close, skies surprise us. But that’s why it’s called Trips to Nowhere—because the destination is wonder, not a fixed point on a map. And trust: our Plan B, C, D, and E? All hit just as hard. Flexibility is part of the fun, and we’ve got magic lined up no matter what direction we move.
SAMPLE ITINERARY
DAY 1 – THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2: LAND + LUXE BEGINNING
Campers arrive in Bend by 4PM
Check into the LOGE HOTEL (included in package)
Gear check + vibe check
Welcome dinner with the crew
Optional soak, firepit hangs, and a soft landing to start the weekend
DAY 2 – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3: NO NAME LAKE HIKE + DESERT CAMP VIBES
Early breakfast and trail snacks packed
Hit the trail to No Name Lake via Broken Top
Distance: ~6 miles round trip
Elevation Gain: 1,400–1,500 ft
Time: ~4–5 hours round-trip depending on pace
Vibes: jagged peaks, alpine meadows, crystal-clear glacial lake, and big cinematic energy. This is "how is this real?" territory.
Post-hike: head to our pre-staged desert camp
Chef-prepped dinner under the stars, fire-lit stories, and Takibi time
Stargazing like you’ve never seen it—no filter needed
DAY 3 – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4: CRATER LAKE DAY – DEPTH + LEGEND
Wake up to hot coffee and a gourmet Camp Yoshi breakfast
Roll out to Crater Lake National Park—Oregon’s only national park and truly one of the most awe-inspiring places in the country
Formed nearly 8,000 years ago, when Mount Mazama collapsed after a violent eruption, Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the U.S.—famous for its shockingly blue water and unmatched clarity
For the Klamath Tribes, this land is sacred—believed to be the site of a legendary battle between the spirit of the sky (Skell) and the spirit of the underworld (Llao). This place carries stories, power, and reverence
We’ll explore the rim, stop for lunch, catch the views, and breathe it all in
Light dinner back at camp or in Bend depending on our route
Optional golden hour stop or celebratory drinks to close the day
DAY 4 – SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5: FAREWELL + CASCADE DETOUR
Slow morning + coffee at camp
Optional local stop (waterfall, lake, or one more scenic gem before departure)
Return to Bend by 1PM for flights or drive-outs
WHAT YOU GET
1 night at LOGE HOTEL, Bend
2 nights of premium camping (gear + setup included)
Chef-prepared meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
All transportation during the trip
Permits, park entry, and local guides
Swag + curated experiences
The best Plan A… and the best Plan B through Z
This is a PTO-friendly, camera-roll-exploding, deeply recharging weekend.
The High Desert is calling. Come chase nowhere with us.
BOOK HERE
Trips to Nowhere: Oregon High Desert Edition
Date: Thursday, October 2–5, 2025
Arrive, Thursday, October 2 check-in 4:00PM
Depart: Sunday, October 5 anytime after 12:30PM
Price: $1,850 per person | Deposit: $250
Includes: 1-night hotel stay, all meals, guided hikes, park access, transportation, gear, and Camp Yoshi magic
Flying into: Bend, Oregon (RDM airport)
Hotel: Camp Fire Hotel Bend, Oregon
Welcome to the High Desert.
Where volcanic fields stretch wide like storybooks, alpine lakes reflect the clouds, and Crater Lake glows with an ancient mystery that defies words. This is one of our most adventurous trips—not because it’s hard, but because it’s full. Full of movement, sun-soaked wonder, and the type of unexpected joy you only get when you leave the itinerary open to the wild.
This edition of Trips to Nowhere is launching from Bend, Oregon—our founder’s favorite place in the country for a reason. With over 300 days of sunshine and direct access to lava flows, waterfalls, national parks, and alpine dreams, it’s the perfect jumping-off point for a weekend of chasing the good stuff.
And unlike our other trips, this one includes a one-night hotel stay and at least one campsite with showers (yes, luxury, we see you). We’ll be moving daily—not base camping—because out here, every direction leads to something epic.
THE PLAN(kind of)
This is nature. Which means it’s real. Weather shifts, trails close, skies surprise us. But that’s why it’s called Trips to Nowhere—because the destination is wonder, not a fixed point on a map. And trust: our Plan B, C, D, and E? All hit just as hard. Flexibility is part of the fun, and we’ve got magic lined up no matter what direction we move.
SAMPLE ITINERARY
DAY 1 – THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2: LAND + LUXE BEGINNING
Campers arrive in Bend by 4PM
Check into the LOGE HOTEL (included in package)
Gear check + vibe check
Welcome dinner with the crew
Optional soak, firepit hangs, and a soft landing to start the weekend
DAY 2 – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3: NO NAME LAKE HIKE + DESERT CAMP VIBES
Early breakfast and trail snacks packed
Hit the trail to No Name Lake via Broken Top
Distance: ~6 miles round trip
Elevation Gain: 1,400–1,500 ft
Time: ~4–5 hours round-trip depending on pace
Vibes: jagged peaks, alpine meadows, crystal-clear glacial lake, and big cinematic energy. This is "how is this real?" territory.
Post-hike: head to our pre-staged desert camp
Chef-prepped dinner under the stars, fire-lit stories, and Takibi time
Stargazing like you’ve never seen it—no filter needed
DAY 3 – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4: CRATER LAKE DAY – DEPTH + LEGEND
Wake up to hot coffee and a gourmet Camp Yoshi breakfast
Roll out to Crater Lake National Park—Oregon’s only national park and truly one of the most awe-inspiring places in the country
Formed nearly 8,000 years ago, when Mount Mazama collapsed after a violent eruption, Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the U.S.—famous for its shockingly blue water and unmatched clarity
For the Klamath Tribes, this land is sacred—believed to be the site of a legendary battle between the spirit of the sky (Skell) and the spirit of the underworld (Llao). This place carries stories, power, and reverence
We’ll explore the rim, stop for lunch, catch the views, and breathe it all in
Light dinner back at camp or in Bend depending on our route
Optional golden hour stop or celebratory drinks to close the day
DAY 4 – SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5: FAREWELL + CASCADE DETOUR
Slow morning + coffee at camp
Optional local stop (waterfall, lake, or one more scenic gem before departure)
Return to Bend by 1PM for flights or drive-outs
WHAT YOU GET
1 night at LOGE HOTEL, Bend
2 nights of premium camping (gear + setup included)
Chef-prepared meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
All transportation during the trip
Permits, park entry, and local guides
Swag + curated experiences
The best Plan A… and the best Plan B through Z
This is a PTO-friendly, camera-roll-exploding, deeply recharging weekend.
The High Desert is calling. Come chase nowhere with us.
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