2013 Central Oregon Visitors Association Official Visitors Guide

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official visitors guide 2013

Crooked River Ranch · La Pine · Madras · Maupin · Mt. Bachelor · Prineville · Redmond · Sisters · Warm Springs

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Relive childhood memories or create new ones,with endless opportunities for playing outside, simple pleasures like s’mores and snowmen and35 miles of paths connecting you to restaurants, golf, pools, spa, marina, stables—and each other.

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Walk and bike everywhere. Send the kids out to play ’til dinner.Sleep the slumber of your carefree youth. Is this travel or time travel?

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Welcome to Central Oregon. Here you'll fi nd some of the fi nest places for paddling, hiking, golfi ng and dining al fresco in the summer. In winter, the high desert turns into a snowy playground with skiing, snowboarding, innertubing and ice skating. It doesn't hurt that, whatever the season, this area is home to some the country's top craft brews, unique boutiques for tax-free shopping, world-class restaurants and accommodations to please every lifestyle and budget.

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Golden Lake, just east of Broken Top with access from Park Meadow Trail.

The 2013 Official Central Oregon Visitors Guide is published by the Central Oregon Visitors Association (COVA). While every effort has been made to provide up-to-date information, the publisher assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of its contents. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without express written permission of the publisher. For further information, contact COVA at 705 SW Bonnett Way, Suite 1000, Bend OR 97702, 800-800-8334. Or visit us online at VisitCentralOregon.com. Visitors Guide produced by Deschutes Media, LLC, publishers of 1859 - Oregon's Magazine, 1859magazine.com. Printed in the U.S.A. ©2013

About the CoverA late summer stand-up paddle on Sparks Lake with South Sister in the distance. Cover photo: Mike Houska

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Bend · Sunriver

Offi cial Visitors Guide 2013

La Pine · Madras · Crooked River Ranch · Mt. Bachelor · Sisters · Redmond · Warm Springs · Maupin · Prineville

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EssentialsEssentialsThe small towns and unique regions that make up Central Oregon are bursting with high desert and mountain culture and ideas for your own travel itinerary. Lose yourself in a network of adventure here.

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Natural IdyllsSunriverOften referred to as “Fun River,” Sunriver is the Northwest’s premier destination resort where the emphasis is on fun ... for any age and any season. During the warm weather, you’ll find world-class golf courses, indulgent day spas, tax-free shopping at The Village at Sunriver. Outdoor adventures for the kids with biking on more than 30 miles of paved trails or swimming and sliding at the SHARC, and trail riding in the wilderness, or grab a stand-up paddle, kayak or canoe at the marina and explore the Deschutes River. If running is your passion, don’t miss the Pacific Crest Sports Weekend triathlon/marathon and family runs in June or the Marathon for a Cause over Labor Day weekend. In the winter, Sunriver is the closest ski village to Mt. Bachelor and provides a welcoming and romantic winter wonderland with cross-country skiing and snowshoeing right out your back door. Regardless of how you spend the day, Sunriver will pamper you at night with an amazing array of luxury accommodations. Beautifully appointed vacation home rentals, condominiums or hotel suites are ideal for everything from romantic retreats to family reunions and corporate incentive business meetings. The Owl's Nest in Sunriver Resort, Hola! and the new Sunriver Brewing Company only begin the list of culinary delights of this AAA Four Diamond destination.

Must see: The view at sunset out toward the mountains from the Sunriver Resort Lodge.

Must do: Spend a thrilling day at SHARC, the new waterpark, complete with indoor-outdoor pools, water slides, a lazy river, lap pools and bocce ball courts.

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Mountain LifestyleBendWhen it was known as “Farewell Bend,” it was a village composed of a few makeshift buildings on the banks of the Deschutes River; the last hospitable spot pioneers saw on their epic wagon train journeys west over the Cascade Range. Today, Bend not only remains a hospitable place, it has become the setting of national-scale sporting and recreational events. When it comes to events, take your pick. From triathlons and multisport races, to ski races, running races, mountain bike races, fly-fishing competitions and more, Bend is an athlete’s reward. For the less hardcore athletes, there’s a lazy float down the Deschutes River through Bend’s Old Mill District. Hikers will love the Deschutes River Trail and taking their pooches for some play time at one of several dog parks. If you get too ensnared by Bend’s recreational options, you’ll miss a vibrant cultural scene that’s alive with art galleries, art

walks, a full schedule of outdoor concerts with top musical acts and a lively theater scene. Twelve breweries are behind Bend’s exploding craft beer culture. On any evening out, take in one of the town’s brewpubs and drink in Oregon’s burgeoning “beervana.” Feeling a little more formal, try one of the dozens of white-linen restaurants, or blow back the other way with great eats from a food cart. The rest is easy when you’re staying at a destination resort, a chic urban hotel or a vacation rental in town.

Must see: Tumalo Falls as it tumbles 90 feet to Tumalo Creek. Ten miles west of Bend, the falls are a top destination for hikers, bikers, snowshoers, cross-country skiers and photographers year-round.

Must do: Hike the Deschutes River Trail and rendezvous at one of Bend’s top-notch craft breweries on the Bend Ale Trail.

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Western AdventureSistersTake a small town with a slow pace of life and overlay an ever-expanding creative culture and a long-standing outdoor recreation culture, and you have Sisters. In the shadow of the snow-capped Three Sisters, the town’s artistic vibe is a blend of art galleries, music (Sisters Folk Festival) and crafts (Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show). The outdoor vibe is enhanced with the Peterson Ridge trail system that starts just blocks from the heart of down-town. This dirt is popular with runners, hikers and mountain bikers. There’s hiking and backpacking in the Three Sisters Wilderness, fishing in Whychus Creek and golf at Black Butte Ranch and Aspen Lakes. Plus, three of Or-egon's Scenic Bikeways originate from this quaint little town. Dining options include two superb bakeries, a local brewpub and restaurants that appeal to everyone from the French gourmet to the steak-and-potatoes lover.

Must see: The hundreds of colorful quilts hung every-where in town during the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show.

Must do: “The Biggest Little Show in the World” – The Sisters Rodeo – held annually every June for over seventy years.

Metolius BasinTravelers will find Camp Sherman a tranquil paradise on the banks of the crystal-clear waters of the Metolius River bound by old-growth Pondersosa pines. Today, Camp Sherman is a year-round mecca sought by fly-fishermen, hikers and mountain bikers, who have miles of stream to fish and trail to ride and hike. More bustling in nature, the nearby Black Butte Ranch Resort has stood the test of time with two exceptional golf courses and all types of family fun from horseback riding to swimming, hiking and mountain bike rid-ing. Not far from Black Butte Ranch is Suttle Lake, offering an exceptional summer experi-ence. The lake is a playground for sailors and anglers, and has a hiking and mountain biking trail that circles the lake. The Lodge at Suttle Lake offers luxury and rustic cabins along with exceptional dining. A bit farther up the highway is the Hoodoo Ski Area, which has a loyal following among skiers and snowboard-ers alike. In summer, the area close by the ski resort is dotted with campgrounds and close to some of Oregon’s most treasured hiking—the Pacific Crest Trail.

Must see: The spot where the virginal Metolius River springs from its headwaters and also showcases one of the best views of Mt. Jefferson.

Must do: Stay along the banks of the Metolius in a cozy cabin or an elegant country retreat.

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The HubRedmondLong noted as Central Oregon’s com-mercial air hub (RDM), Redmond has transformed itself into a rejuve-nated town with upscale restaurants, brewpubs, lodging, a bustling farmers market in summer and outdoor ice skating in winter. Add in a few open-air music events and a growing art scene and Redmond is fast undergoing a renaissance. Smith Rock State Park in Terrebonne is a top attraction in Redmond’s backyard. Its umber-colored sheer rock cliffs are known among rock climbers worldwide yet equally known regionally for the hiking and mountain biking trails.

Must see: The Deschutes Rodeo and County Fair or the display of hundreds of flags in Flag City, uSA.

Must do: Walk Redmond's downtown in winter and go ice skating.

Newberry Country La PineThe Newberry Crater in the Newberry National Volcanic Monument is a must-see for any budding geologist. The caldera is a spectacular shield vol-cano and what's left when its dome collapsed some time between 500,000 and 2,000 years ago. From its top, you can witness a lot of the makeup of Central Oregon—beautiful lakes (Paulina and East lakes) and large lava fields such as the Big Obsidian Flow. This ocean of lava was used by NASA astronauts in the 1960s as training for what the surface of the moon would be like. Both East Lake and Paulina Lake have small natural hot springs on their banks for public use.

Must see: The craters running with Paulina and East lakes from the summit of Paulina Peak.

Must do: Experience La Pine's unique heritage and July 4th festivities at La Pine Frontier Days and Rodeo, or make time in June for Oregon's only Rhubarb Festival.

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TerrebonneThis tiny hamlet just north of Madras is the gateway to Smith Rock State Park and the birthplace of sport climbing in America. Terre-bonne may be small, but many of the world's top climbers have paid her a visit after clipping bolts at Smith Rock. Terrebonne is also a pop-ular spot for some of the best fly-fishing on the Crooked River. This spectacular little place was one of the settings for the 2001 movie, Swordfish, starring John Travolta, Halle Berry and Hugh Jackman. The Terrebonne Depot restaurant, housed in a renovated 100-year-old train station, is another good reason to make your way there.

Must see: The beautiful rock formations at Smith Rock State Park, with climbers far up their faces. Look for slackline walkers at Monkey Face teetering hundreds of feet in the air.

Must do: Stop for regional wine tasting at Maragas Winery and Vineyards, then treat yourself to local fare at Terrebonne Depot. Enjoy a scoop of world-famous huckleberry ice cream at Juniper Junction.

Crooked River RanchLocated above and bound by the steep basalt canyon walls of the De-schutes River, Crooked River Ranch is best known for its golf, hiking, water skiing and fishing. Golfers can take a short—and more exhilarating—shot over the river canyon on one of the course’s signature holes. Everyone should hike out to the Crooked River overlooks and peer hundreds of feet down into the tumbling waters of Steelhead Falls. Anglers will want to fly-fish the Foley Waters section of the Deschutes River for native rainbow trout.

Must see: The view down into the Crooked River from Otter Bench.

Must do: Play a round or two on the scenic and fun Crooked River Ranch Golf Course, a par 71 “with teeth.”

River Canyon CountryPrinevilleThe most historical town in Central Oregon, Prin-eville serves as the starting point for fishing trips along the Crooked River or the Prineville and Ochoco reservoirs. Camping, hiking and moun-tain biking are some of the area’s best in the Ochoco National Forest and Maury Mountains. Take in local history with a visit to the stately Crook County Courthouse, Central Oregon’s oldest public structure. Add in the Crooked River Round up, the annual rodeo, and you get a sense of what makes Prineville authentic and Western. Fueled by economic growth from its new Facebook and Apple data centers, Prineville is experiencing a renaissance with more places to dine, a new brewpub and choice lodging.

Must see: The winding Crooked River as it flows from Prineville Reservoir into town.

Must do: Hit the Crooked River Round up in June or bring a gambling spirit to the IronHorse Pari-Mutuel Horse Races in July.

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MadrasFrom this Central Oregon hub, outdoor recreation enthusiasts can wade and fish the waters of the Deschutes, Metolius and Crooked rivers, or fish from their boats on Lake Billy Chinook. There’s camping on the lake at The Cove Palisades State Park. Close by, there’s superb hiking on The Peninsula and The Island in the Crooked River National Grassland. For something completely different, take a drive north and east of Madras to the old mining town of Ashwood, a place where time has stood still.

Must see: The August Airshow of the Cascades with bi-planes, military and vin-tage models taking to the air.

Must do: Spend a weekend on a houseboat at Lake Billy Chinook.

MaupinRedsides and rafting are the mainstays of Maupin. Redsides are the brilliantly colored, hard-fighting native Deschutes River trout that anglers obsess over. Add to that, whitewater thrills, and this river town is a hive of recreational activity. In recent years, uptown Maupin has seen the addition of more lodging and dining amenities to make it more of a recreation destination.

Must see: Native Americans fishing from platforms below Sherars Falls.

Must do: Hit class III Boxcar Rapids, rafting the Lower Deschutes River.

Warm SpringsThe heart and soul of The Confeder-ated Tribes of Warm Springs, Warm Springs offers the brand new Indian Head Casino. For a cultural outtake, go to one of the finest Native American art museums in the West. A short drive north is kah-Nee-Ta Resort, noted for its warm water swimming pools, spa and blue ribbon fly-fishing. At the end of the day, the amenity-rich kah-Nee-Ta Resort has many paths to relaxation.

Must see: One of the nation's largest collections of Native American art and ar-tifacts at The Museum at Warm Springs.

Must do: Take the plunge in the warm water pools at kah-Nee-Ta Resort; natu-rally heated by hot springs.

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Summer in the high desert and in the high alpine Cascade Lakes is among the most memorable for visitors and locals alike. The possibilities for recreation are endless while humidity is scarce.

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Golf Guide19th Hole

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THe DeSCHuTeS RiVeR has always been the lifeblood of Central Oregon and vital to any “must do” list. Taking a refreshing and relaxing innertube float down the Deschutes from Bend’s Farewell Bend Park is required river therapy. The best part of the float—apart from its highly social nature—is the availability of a shuttle bus ride from Drake Park back to Farewell Bend Park to do it all over again.If recreational kayaking, canoeing or stand-up paddling is

more to your liking, there are acres of open water with great views out over the mountain and forest landscape in the High Cascades Lakes of the Deschutes National Forest or on Paulina and East lakes in the Newberry National Volcanic Monument.For those who fancy lakes with houseboating, water skiing

and swimming, there’s Lake Billy Chinook near Madras.There’s also fishing in all the region’s lakes such as Cultus

and Davis lakes and reservoirs such as Crane Prairie and Wickiup, and, of course, the Deschutes, Crooked and Metolius rivers. The Deschutes is famous for its native “red-side” rainbow trout and its annual steelhead runs. The smaller Metolius River is known for being home to monster bull

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Cascade LakesGet Outdoors

High Desert SummersMany people think of skiing and Mt. Bachelor when they envision Central Oregon. Those who do are missing at least half of the fun. Summer makes its own fans.

trout. Crane Prairie Reservoir, Davis Lake and East Lake are all noted for their trophy trout.On dry land, Central Oregon is the home to more than 200

miles of singletrack mountain bike trails. There’s a wide variety from mellow cruisers for beginners to technical trails requiring expert skills. The singletrack trail network is also well used by trail run-

ners and hikers. The best hiking, however, is in the Three Sisters Wilderness, at Newberry National Volcanic Monument and at Smith Rock State Park—a world-famous rock climb-ing venue. Climbers now also flock to the basalt columns at Trout Creek Recreation Area close to Madras.Back on pavement, Central Oregon has become a hub for

road cycling, with routes fanning out in every direction from Bend. The region also hosts the Cascade Cycling Classic, the longest running road cycling stage-race in the country, now in its thirty-fourth year. Each June, athletes, joined by their families and friends,

converge on Central Oregon to take part in the Pacific Crest Weekend Sports Festival. The Pacific Crest is known as the jewel of multi-sports events in the Northwest and a destina-

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tion race for athletes from across the nation, as well as internationally. The Pacific Crest Weekend features a Health & Fitness Expo, great food, beer garden, live entertainment, and some of the best competitive racing in the country.In the heart of Central Oregon’s inspi-

rational running country, Sunriver Resort is proud to host the Sunriver Marathon for a Cause. Runners, skiers, bikers and paddlers compete in Bend's festive Pole Pedal Paddle, starting at Mt. Bachelor and finishing in the Old Mill District.With dozens of celebrity-designed

golf courses, Central Oregon has become a nationally recognized golf destination. In September, the Pacific Amateur Golf Classic (the largest ama-teur event in the West) moves daily from one of the area’s 30 courses to

Local KnowledgeJayson Bowerman guitar maker

His grandfather, Bill Bowerman,

coached the university of Oregon and

Olympic track teams while helping

ignite the `70s jogging fitness boom.

His father, Jay Bowerman, competed

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love of outdoor sports led to a stint as

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interest in watersports via stand-up

paddling on the Deschutes River or on

challenging whitewater runs through-

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another before the champions emerge on the fourth day at the award-win-ning Crosswater Club Course.No matter what time of year and what

recreation precedes it, the region’s brewpubs are always alive with activ-ity. Brewing craft beer and the publican lifestyle have become a Central Oregon hallmark. Many of the region’s pubs have integrated their indoor space with expan-sive outdoor dining while offering excel-lent food, live music and, of course, tasty ales, lagers and stouts. Cheers!To take it all in—brewpubs to golf,

hiking, fishing or floating—it can be daunting. Leave the logistics (and driving) to GETIT Shuttle and The Bend Trolley. Both of these transportation boutiques offer tours built around recreation and libations.

Fly and Field Outfitters Tumalo Creek Kayak

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An absolute summer must for road cyclists is riding one of the four regional scenic bike-ways. All are well marked and are within the ability of most riders, intermediate and above. The 36-mile Twin Bridges Loop, begins in Bend’s downtown Drake Park and follows an engaging hilly course past the city limits into farm and ranch country before cross-ing the Deschutes River at Twin Bridges Road and starting back. Regular riders of the loop like to stop in the quaint town of Tumalo to dip their tired feet and legs in the Deschutes River, get lunch or sip a latte to power them home.

All three of the remaining scenic bike-ways are out-and-back routes starting in Sisters. A 70-mile Sisters to Smith Rock route weaves through a rural countryside to Smith Rock State Park and its impres-sive rock walls. The second McKenzie Pass route of 25 miles takes riders up through deep forests before climbing to the stark volcanic landscape atop the old Mckenzie Pass and the Dee Wright Observatory with views of the Three Sisters volcanic peaks.

The third Metolius River Loop route emanates from Sisters and travels through heavily timbered land to the crystal clear waters of the Metolius River in Camp Sherman. After a stop to refresh at the Camp Sherman Store, riders can follow the river to the Wizard Falls fish hatchery before heading back to Sisters for a 32-mile round trip, finishing with a chocolate stout at Three Creeks Brewery.

Scenic Bikeways

Oregon's offi cial scenic bikeways are the fi rst of their kind in the u.S., and Central Oregon is home to four of the nine Oregon routes.

Summer Weekend

48 HoursThe first of two perfect Central Oregon days begins with an early morning visit to Smith Rock State Park to see the magnificent sheer rock walls and spires come alive with the first rays of the sun. After a hike along the Crooked River, as it flows through the park, there’s lunch on the deck at either the

nearby Terrebonne Depot or at the 7th Street Brew House in Redmond. On to Sisters, for a mountain bike ride on the Peterson Ridge trail system followed by a variety of dining options before a

restful night in a cabin at the nearby eco-resort, FivePine Lodge.

Day two starts in Bend with baked goods on the terrace of McKay Cottage, then a round at the stunning Scottish links-style Tetherow Golf Club. If there’s no golfer in your group, head directly to the Old Mill District with its compel-ling blend of national retailers and local specialty shops. Take lunch outside at Greg’s Grill in the Old Mill and soak in spectacular views of the Cascade

Range. If you’re up for a little river zen, take a leisurely innertube float or stand-up paddle from Riverbend Park to the heart of town. Downtown has many dining options reached on foot, or make a

brewery visit via the CyclePub, a human-powered pedaled pubmobile. Tired and happy, you don’t have far to go to get to downtown’s Oxford Hotel, one of the area’s AAA Four Diamond accommodations.

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Crooked River Roundup Rodeo& Horseraces

Down Home 4th of JulyOregon Star PartyCrook County FairCrook County Fair

Paulina RodeoLord’s Acre Sale

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Big Sky Balloon Co.1859 NE Maple Ave.Redmond, OR 97756(541) 316-0398bigskyballoonco.com

Leading edge Aviation, inc.63048 Powell Butte Hwy. Bend, OR 97701(541) 383-8825flybend.com

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The Bend Tour Company550 SW Industrial Way, Ste. 105Bend, OR 97702(541) 480-8477thebendtourcompany.com

Cog Wild Bicycle Tours & Shuttles255 SW Century Dr., Ste. 201Bend, OR 97702(541) 385-7002cogwild.com

Hutch’s Bicycles - east820 NE 3rd St. Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-6248hutchsbicycles.com

Hutch’s Bicycles - West725 NW Columbia St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-9253hutchsbicycles.com

Let it Ride electric Bikes25 NW Minnesota Ave., Ste. #6 Bend, OR 97701(541) 390-9848letitridebend.com

Norgeboards740 SE 9th St., #15Bend, OR 97702(503) 481-5263norgeboards.com

Wheel Fun Rentals603 SW Mill A Dr.Bend, OR 97701(541) 408-4568wheelfunrentals.com

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Chockstone Climbing GuidesSmith Rock State Park Terrebonne, OR 97760(541) 318-7170chockstoneclimbing.com

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The Well Traveled Fork(541) 312-0097welltraveledfork.com

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Carbone's Fly Fishing Guide Service(541) 416-9191carbonesflyfishing.com

Deschutes River Outfitters, LLCPO Box 371Bend, OR 97709(541) 760-0956deschutesoutfitters.com

The Fly Fisher’s PlacePO Box 1179, 151 W. Main St.Sisters, OR 97759(541) 549-3474flyfishersplace.com

Fly and Field Outfitters35 SW Century Dr., Ste. 100Bend, OR 97702(541) 318-1616flyandfield.com

Stillwater Fly Shop56898 Enterprise Dr.Sunriver, OR 97707(877) 598-7322stillwaterflyshop.com

MOTOR SPORTS

Oregon Dual Sport Rental & Adventures17328 Harlequin Dr.Bend, OR 97707(541) 520-4929oregondualsportrentalandad-ventures.com

Western Moto RidersTerrebonne, OR (541) 420-9545westernmotoriders.com

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Bouncing Off the Wall1134 SE Centennial Ct.Bend, OR 97702(541) 306-6587bouncingoffthewallbend.com

Black Butte Ranch 8 miles west of Sisters on Hwy. 20 Black Butte Ranch, OR 97759 (800) 425-7455 blackbutteranch.com

Brasada Ranch 16986 SW Brasada Ranch Rd. Powell Butte, OR 97753 (541) 526-6865 brasada.com

eagle Crest Resort1522 Cline Falls Rd.Redmond, OR 97756(877) 929-3432 eagle-crest.com

Halligan Ranch Llama Adventures9020 S. Hwy. 97Redmond, OR 97756(541) 420-1334halliganranch.com

Oregon Observatory at Sunriver57245 River Rd.Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 598-4406oregonobservatory.org

Sunriver Nature Center 57245 River Rd.Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 593-4442sunrivernaturecenter.org

Sun Mountain Fun Center300 NE River Mall Ave.Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-6161sunmountainfun.com

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All Seasons RV & Marine63195 Jamison St. Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-5009asrvm.com

Bend Paddle Trail [email protected] bendpaddletrailalliance.org

Cove Palisades Resort & Marina5700 SW Marina Dr. Culver, OR 97734(877) 546-7171covepalisadesresort.com

imperial River Company304 Bakeoven Rd. Maupin, OR 97037(800) 395-3903deschutesriver.com

Lake Billy Chinook Houseboats12334 SW Lakeview Dr. Culver, OR 97060(866) 546-2939lakebillychinook.com

Mavericks at Sunriver18135 Cottonwood Dr.Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 593-2500mavericksatsunriver.com

N8TV Adventures2197 Hwy. 26 Warm Springs, OR 97761(541) 553-1200n8tvadventures.com

Ouzel Outfitters - Whitewater Rafting63043 Sherman Rd.Bend, OR 97701(800) 788-7238oregonrafting.com

Standup Paddle Bend550 SW Industrial Way, Ste. 115Bend, OR 97702(541) 323-3355supbend.com

Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic & Recreation Center (SHARC)57250 Overlook Rd.Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 585-5000sunriverowners.org

Sun Country Tours531 SW 13th St.Bend, OR 97702(800) 770-2161suncountrytours.com

Tumalo Creek Kayak & Canoe805 SW Industrial Way, Ste. 6Bend, OR 97702(541) 317-9407tumalocreek.com

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Seventh Mountain River CompanySeventh Mountain Resort offers daily rafting excursions on the wild and scenic Deschutes River. Two hour raft trips leave five times daily and include class III rapids with an expert, certified river guide. Enjoy wildlife and ancient lava flows along the way. A photographer will capture images of your exciting trip. Best rates in town and short-est bus ride to the river. Rates start at $25!

18575 SW Century Dr., Bend ⬥ (866) 976-2822 ⬥ seventhmountainriverco.com

Hutch’s BicyclesHutch’s Bicycles is Bend’s full service family bike shop, and a 2012 national top 100 bicycle retailer. Three loca-tions in Bend/Redmond provide Central Oregon’s largest selection of bicycles, accessories, and service options. Hutch’s will service any brand, and has extensive knowledge of the latest shift ing and suspension

systems. Hutch’s Bicycles also has the largest selection of rental bikes, with everything from cruisers and kids bikes to carbon fi ber road and full suspension mountain bikes.

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Stand up Paddle BendBend’s Original Stand Up Paddle Store. Sales, Rentals, Lessons and everything else SUP. We are a family owned business and have the knowledge and experience to get you started in the sport of Stand Up Paddling. We carry the sport’s top brands like KIALOA, Surft ech, Hobie, DaKine and Quiksliver. We are experts at matching the proper gear for the type of paddling you want to do.

550 SW Industrial Way #115, Bend ⬥ (541) 323-3355 ⬥ supbend.com

Fly & Field Outfitters

Fly & Field values your experience with us, both on the water and in the fly shop. Come join us on our local waters... Our goal is to offer you the experience of a lifetime, one that you'll relive

again and again. Visit us at our fly shop lodge in beautiful Bend. Come on in and say Hi! We'd love to chat with you about your fishing needs, dreams and experiences. Welcome to Fly and Field Outfitters! Live the experience!

35 SW Century Drive Ste. 100, Bend ⬥ (541) 318-1616 ⬥ flyandfield.com

Let it Ride Electric Bike Tours‘Whether you think you know Bend like the back of your hand, been there 100s of times, or you are visiting Bend, Oregon for the fi rst time.........you simply MUST make Let it Ride Electric Bike Tours part of your adventure!...truly the best way to see and experience the beauty, charm and uniqueness of Bend “ Trip Advisor Quote. History Tours, Rentals, Sales and Bike Service.

25 NW Minnesota Ave., Suite 6, Bend ⬥ (541) 390-9848 ⬥ letitridebend.com

Leading Edge AviationDISCOVER BEND AND NEARBY CENTRAL OREGON SUR-ROUNDINGS IN AN EXCITING HELICOPTER FLIGHT! All tours are performed with State-of-the-art Bell and Robinson helicopters which are maintained by factory-trained technicians and fl own by highly experienced commercial pilots to ensure your safety. All of our tours originate at the Bend Municipal Airport. If you have something else in mind, we can design a tour that is exclusively yours. Contact us to arrange your personalized tour at 541-383-8825.

63048 Powell Butt e Hwy., Bend ⬥ (541) 383-8825 ⬥ flybend.com

Widgi Creek Golf ClubNestled among the giant Ponderosa pines in the Deschutes National For-est, on the top of many visitors and locals "Must Play" lists each year. That's where you'll fi nd a challenging 6,900-yard Robert Muir Graves-designed course with tight fairways, undulating greens and some of the best scenery you can imagine on a

golf course. Just minutes from the bustling, hip downtown of Bend, Oregon -- That's where you'll fi nd Widgi Creek

18707 SW Century Dr., Bend ⬥ (541) 382-4449 ⬥ widgi.com

Pacifi c Crest Weekend Sports FestivalAthletes from around the country and beyond will converge in Sunriver for the 17th Annual PACIFIC CREST Weekend Sports Festival , June 28-30, 2013. The Pacifi c Crest is known as the jewel of multi-sport events in the Northwest and has become a destination race for athletes. The event includes a Health & Fitness Expo, great food, beer garden, live entertainment, fun, camaraderie, and to top it off , some of the best competitive racing you will fi nd in the country. Bring the family and friends to enjoy the celebration all weekend long!

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Come take one of the most beautiful drives in Central Oregon!

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WHAT MAKeS the Central Oregon golf experience truly special is not only the variety and value of 30 golf courses within a 45-minute drive of Bend and Sunriver, but the exceptional caliber and diversity of course design. From high-mountain to high desert golf, you won’t find any single track like the next in Central Oregon. With some of the most renowned names in course design, you can be sure of a “bucket list” golf experience in Central Oregon. For many good reasons, Golf Digest named Central Oregon #23 in its “Top 50 Golf Destinations in the World.” Central Oregon courses aren’t short on scenery, with shots that challenge you to carry over deep canyons and the famed Deschutes River; bunkers carved from lava flows and filled with red sand; and fairways framing the majestic Cascade mountains. Just remem-

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Golf Galore!Variety is the spice of life when it comes to golf in Central Oregon. From Scottish links-style, to towering Ponderosa-lined fairways, to pristinely manicured resort play… Central Oregon’s courses feature the finest course architects in the world.ber to call “FORE!” when the resident deer, rabbit or bald eagle ventures into the path of your shot.If your quest is to play a course designed by the likes of

Tom Fazio, Jack Nicklaus, David McLay kidd, Bob Cupp, Tom Weiskopf, Peter Jacobsen and Robert Trent Jones, Jr., then you’re in luck. This roster of all-star architects and many oth-ers, has chosen Central Oregon as the site for their most inno-vative course designs.It may surprise you to learn that with less annual rainfall

than San Diego, Central Oregon and its sunny, dry and mild temperatures is absolutely ideal for golf. Summer day tempera-tures average in the low 80s, while spring and fall provide crisp mornings and warm evenings for golf lovers. Many Central Oregon courses are open year-round.

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The Pacifi c Amateur Golf ClassicLooking for a reason to test your game and sample this bounty of golf? If you have an established uSGA handicap, you’re invited to enter the largest amateur tournament in the West—the Pacific Amateur Golf Classic. The PacAm, held September 21-26, 2013 and now in its seven-teenth year, welcomes hundreds of golfers each fall to this three-day, 54-hole event. The top four finish-ers in each flight qualify for a fourth round at famed Crosswater Golf Club in Sunriver, where the PacAm Champion is crowned. Nightly 19th-hole activities make the PacAm a celebration of golf and camaraderie. The tournament benefits the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Oregon. For tournament and entry information, visit PacAmGolf.com or call 888-425-3976.

Local KnowledgeDavid McLay Kidd Course architect

David McLay kidd is at the peak of his profession. Golf World magazine called him the, “hottest architect in golf," given the list of course masterpieces he’s designed around the world. Courses such as Laucala Island Golf Club in Fiji, Bandon Dunes on the Oregon Coast, the TPC Stonebrae Course in Northern

California and now, the design of the Castle Course at St. Andrews, Scotland. Then there’s his Bend creation, Tetherow, that is attracting

players from across the u.S. and abroad.

When friends come to visit, I love to take

them to Tetherow and golf. As the course designer, my local knowl-edge is as good or better

than our great caddies. If you want to beat me at Tetherow, you'd better bring your ‘A’ game. I also love to take friends out on my boat to Lake Billy Chinook. There, we can wakeboard, use tow-ables, swim and picnic.

What I like best about Central Oregon is that, as a Scotsman who spent years in London, there’s reliably

good weather, and it lacks crowds.

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Giving Back Via The Ghost TreeTake three days of best-ball golf, mix it up with gourmet dining, danc-ing and music—with proceeds from the event going to charity—and you have the annual Ghost Tree Celebrity Invitational. Participants get to tee it up at Sunriver Resort’s challenging Crosswater course. The name says it all. There’s dinner on the range, a casino night, and silent and celebrity auctions. Winning bidders get to play a round of golf with celebrities.

On The TrailWith 30 courses in the region that make up the Central Oregon Golf Trail, many golfers set their own itinerar-ies that will, over several visits, allow them to play every course. To plan your Central Oregon Golf Trail or custom-ize a destination golf vacation, visit CentralOregonGolfTrail.com or call our vacation planners at 800-800-8334.

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Just minutes from downtown Bend, Tetherow Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course

that boasts a distinctive layout by David McLay Kidd, the award-winning architect of Bandon

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Post Game it’s time to trade stories about the day’s round, to relax with your feet up, to take in the view over drinks and snacks. Here are some great options:

The Owl’s Nest at Sunriver Resort

The Aspen Lounge at Black Butte Ranch

The Clubhouse at Tetherow

Bogey’s Café at River’s Edge

Brand 33 at Aspen Lakes

The View Restaurant at Juniper Golf Course

The Clubhouse at Lost Tracks

Niblick & Greene's at Eagle Crest

it Don’t Mean A Thing if you Ain't Got That Swing Duke Ellington’s observation on swing

extends beyond great jazz to golf. In golf, the swing—be it that of Fred Couples, Tiger Woods or a weekend player—is everything.Pronghorn's Troon Golf Academy offers

comprehensive instruction ranging from full-swing to putting and short game to on-course management, in addition to state-of-the-art video analysis. Overseen by Tim Mahoney, Director of Education for Troon Golf Worldwide, the Troon Golf Academy at Pronghorn is dedicated to providing the discriminating traveler with golf vacations that encompass the Troon Golf Experience.

Central Oregon Hat TrickIt’s spring, and the region’s golf courses are snow free. yet up at Mt. Bachelor and Hoodoo ski resorts, there’s still tons of snow and the Deschutes and Metolius rivers are prime for fly-fishing. So how about carving a few turns in the morn-ing, playing 18 holes in the afternoon and casting a fly at twilight? This cross train-ing is an abundantly practiced Central Oregon perk. The best part may be when you kick back to sip your favorite Oregon pinot noir or craft brew at the end of a day and just share the day's stories.

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Come enjoy the relaxed lakeside lifestyle offered at Caldera Springs. Owners here enjoy easy access to acres of lakes and streams, trails, and the finest amenities in the Sunriver area. This welcoming forested enclave was created for family fun and relaxation. Start your family’s legacy here, and be enriched and rewarded for generations.

Generously sized custom homesites from the mid- $100,000s.New 3-bedroom cabins from the upper $400,000s.

Call (800) 781-9462 for more information.calderasprings.com

The features and amenities described and depicted herein are based upon current development plans, which are subject to change without notice. Actual development may not be as currently proposed. All content, including prices and availability, is for information purposes only and is subject to change without prior notice. Maps and illustrations shown are artists’ concepts and for illustrative purposes only. This material shall not constitute an offer or solicitation in states where registration is required but not yet completed. Obtain the property report required by federal law and read it before signing anything. No federal or state agency has judged the merits, if any, of this property. Listed with Sunriver Realty, licensed real estate broker. ©2012 Caldera Springs Real Estate, LLC. Sunriver, Oregon. All rights reserved

Owners here enjoy easy access to acres of lakes and streams, trails, and the finest amenities in the Sunriver area. This welcoming forested enclave was created for family fun and relaxation. Start your family’s legacy here, and


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Aspen Lakes Golf Course (541) 549-4653 (GOLF) 7302/5594 Max. 75.4 141 $40-$7516900 Aspen Lakes Dr.; Sisters aspenlakes.com (541) 549-3663 restaurant Min. 69.7 125

Black Butt e Ranch, Big Meadow (800) 399-2322 7002/5485 Max. 71.6 125 $55-$757 Miles West of Sisters on Hwy. 20 blackbutteranch.com (541) 595-1500 tee times Min. 68.3 118

Black Butt e Ranch, Glaze Meadow (800) 399-2322 7007/4909 Max. 72.7 133 $45-$757 Miles West of Sisters on Hwy 20 blackbutteranch.com (541) 595-1500 tee times Min. 63.4 109

Crooked River Ranch Golf Course (800) 833-3197 5818/5000 Max. 67.1 117 $44-$63**5195 SW Clubhouse Rd.; CRR crookedriverranch.com (541) 923-6343 Min. 65.0 109

eagle Crest Resort, Challenge Course (866) 311-7039 4175/3008 Max. 61.5 112 $25-$441522 Cline Falls Rd.; Redmond eagle-crest.com Min. 57.7 101

eagle Crest Resort, Resort Course (866) 311-7039 6704/5175 Max. 71.6 132 $35-$741522 Cline Falls Rd.; Redmond eagle-crest.com Min. 64.9 117

eagle Crest Resort, Ridge Course (866) 311-7039 6974/4814 Max. 73.5 137 $35-$741522 Cline Falls Rd.; Redmond eagle-crest.com Min. 63.6 115

Juniper Golf Course (800) 600-3121 7186/5500 Max. 74.0 130 $20-$65**1938 SW Elkhorn Ave.; Redmond playjuniper.com (541) 548-3121 ext. 1 Min. 65.7 117

Kah-Nee-Ta Resort (541) 553-4971 6352/5195 Max. 70.7 124 $30-$61**6823 Hwy. 8; Warm Springs kahneeta.com Min. 70.2 119

Lost Tracks Golf Club (541) 385-1818 7003/5344 Max. 72.7 136 $44-$6160205 Sunset View Dr.; Bend losttracks.com Min. 68.6 126

Meadow Lakes Golf Course (541) 447-7113 6731/5102 Max. 71.8 121 $20-$40300 SW Meadow Lakes Dr.; Prineville meadowlakesgc.com Min. 69.3 110

Old Back Nine at Mountain High (541) 382-1111 2882/2295 Max. n/a n/a $22-$2660650 China Hat Rd.; Bend oldbacknine.com Min. n/a n/a

Pronghorn, Jack Nicklaus Signature Course (541) 693-5300 7379/5256 Max. 75.2 151 $102-$199**65600 Pronghorn Club Dr.; Bend pronghornclub.com (866) 372-1003 tee times Min. 68.9 135

Quail Run Golf Course (800) 895-4653 (GOLF) 6897/5422 Max. 73.4 137 $25-$5516725 Northridge; La Pine golfquailrun.com (541) 536-1303 Min. 69.6 130

River’s edge Golf Course (800) 547-3928 6683/5340 Max. 72.4 137 $35-$68400 NW Proshop Dr.; Bend riverhouse.com (541) 389-2828 Min. 70.0 126

Sunriver Resort, Meadows Course (800) 737-1034 7012/5287 Max. 72.9 132 $49-$99**17600 Center Dr.; Sunriver sunriver-resort.com (541) 593-4402 tee times Min. 70.4 123

Sunriver Resort, Woodlands Course (800) 737-1034 6933/5341 Max. 73.4 142 $49-$99**17890 W. Core Dr.; Sunriver sunriver-resort.com (541) 593-4402 tee times Min. 70.4 135

Widgi Creek Golf Club (541) 382-4449 ext. 1 6905/5070 Max. 72.7 139 $25-$7518707 Century Dr.; Bend widgi.com Min. 63.7 119

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Tetherow Golf Club (866) 948-2582 7298/5342 Max. 75.2 142 $85-$175**^61240 Skyline Ranch Rd.; Bend tetherow.com (541) 388-2582 ext. 210 Min. 69.7 131

PRIVATE-Contact Head pro for reciprocal play Contact Numbers Max./Min Ydg. Rating Slope Green Fees

Awbrey Glen Golf Club (800) 697-0052; (541) 385-6011 7002/5396 Max. 73.3 138 $80-90**2500 NW Awbrey Glen Dr.; Bend awbreyglen.com (541) 388-8526 tee times Min. 65.8 124

Bend Golf And Country Club (541) 382-3261 7058/5493 Max. 73.1 135 $110**61045 Country Club Dr.; Bend bendgolfclub.com (541) 382-7437 tee times Min. 66.0 120

Broken Top Club (541) 383-8200 7161/5281 Max. 73.8 139 $90-$150**62000 Broken Top Dr.; Bend brokentop.com (541) 383-0868 tee times Min. 68.4 121

Caldera Links* (800) 801-8765 1162/777 Max. n/a n/a $3917750 Caldera Springs Dr.; Sunriver calderasprings.com (541) 593-4851 tee times Min. n/a n/a

Crosswater Club* (800) 801-8765 7683/5213 Max. 76.5 145 $109-$175**17600 Canoe Camp Dr.; Sunriver crosswater.com (541) 593-6196 tee times Min. 69.7 131

Pronghorn, Tom Fazio Course (541) 693-5365 7456/5028 Max. 75.2 142 No Unaccompanied65600 Pronghorn Club Dr.; Bend pronghornclub.com Min. 68.2 128 Guest Play

The Club at Brasada Canyons* (541) 526-6380 7295/4722 Max. 74.4 145 $150**16986 SW Brasada Ranch Rd.; Powell Butt e brasada.com Min. 64.4 125

*Guests lodging at these properties have access to play these courses **Cart included in green fee +Not including forecaddie fee ^Including forecaddie base rate

BEST WESTERN PONDEROSA LODGE

www.BestWesternSisters.com888-549-4321

BLACK BUTTE RANCH

www.BlackButteRanch.com866-976-2259

FIVEPINE LODGE AND CONFERENCE CENTER

www.FivePineLodge.com866-974-5900

THE LODGE AT SUTTLE LAKE

www.TheLodgeAtSuttleLake.com541-595-2628

www.SistersCountry.comSisters Area Chamber of Commerce 866.549.0252

Find your pioneering spirit in Sisters CountryMake your escape to the gateway to Central Oregon, where the air is clear, the stars are bright, and the sun is warm. Discover the excitement of white-water rafting or rock climbing; embark on an adventurous hike or mountain bike ride through our backyard - the 1.6 million acre Deschutes National Forest; embrace the visual treasures of art at galleries or enjoy a special event; kick back, take a deep breath and be mesmerized by majestic mountain views.

Similar to settlers years ago, come discover for yourself all the outdoor adventure that Sisters Country has to offer ~ Find your pioneering spirit by visiting one of these Sisters Country properties or www.SistersCountry.com

yourself all the outdoor adventure that Sisters Country has to offer ~ Find visiting one of these Sisters Country properties or www.SistersCountry.com

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Aspen Lakes Golf Course (541) 549-4653 (GOLF) 7302/5594 Max. 75.4 141 $40-$7516900 Aspen Lakes Dr.; Sisters aspenlakes.com (541) 549-3663 restaurant Min. 69.7 125

Black Butt e Ranch, Big Meadow (800) 399-2322 7002/5485 Max. 71.6 125 $55-$757 Miles West of Sisters on Hwy. 20 blackbutteranch.com (541) 595-1500 tee times Min. 68.3 118

Black Butt e Ranch, Glaze Meadow (800) 399-2322 7007/4909 Max. 72.7 133 $45-$757 Miles West of Sisters on Hwy 20 blackbutteranch.com (541) 595-1500 tee times Min. 63.4 109

Crooked River Ranch Golf Course (800) 833-3197 5818/5000 Max. 67.1 117 $44-$63**5195 SW Clubhouse Rd.; CRR crookedriverranch.com (541) 923-6343 Min. 65.0 109

eagle Crest Resort, Challenge Course (866) 311-7039 4175/3008 Max. 61.5 112 $25-$441522 Cline Falls Rd.; Redmond eagle-crest.com Min. 57.7 101

eagle Crest Resort, Resort Course (866) 311-7039 6704/5175 Max. 71.6 132 $35-$741522 Cline Falls Rd.; Redmond eagle-crest.com Min. 64.9 117

eagle Crest Resort, Ridge Course (866) 311-7039 6974/4814 Max. 73.5 137 $35-$741522 Cline Falls Rd.; Redmond eagle-crest.com Min. 63.6 115

Juniper Golf Course (800) 600-3121 7186/5500 Max. 74.0 130 $20-$65**1938 SW Elkhorn Ave.; Redmond playjuniper.com (541) 548-3121 ext. 1 Min. 65.7 117

Kah-Nee-Ta Resort (541) 553-4971 6352/5195 Max. 70.7 124 $30-$61**6823 Hwy. 8; Warm Springs kahneeta.com Min. 70.2 119

Lost Tracks Golf Club (541) 385-1818 7003/5344 Max. 72.7 136 $44-$6160205 Sunset View Dr.; Bend losttracks.com Min. 68.6 126

Meadow Lakes Golf Course (541) 447-7113 6731/5102 Max. 71.8 121 $20-$40300 SW Meadow Lakes Dr.; Prineville meadowlakesgc.com Min. 69.3 110

Old Back Nine at Mountain High (541) 382-1111 2882/2295 Max. n/a n/a $22-$2660650 China Hat Rd.; Bend oldbacknine.com Min. n/a n/a

Pronghorn, Jack Nicklaus Signature Course (541) 693-5300 7379/5256 Max. 75.2 151 $102-$199**65600 Pronghorn Club Dr.; Bend pronghornclub.com (866) 372-1003 tee times Min. 68.9 135

Quail Run Golf Course (800) 895-4653 (GOLF) 6897/5422 Max. 73.4 137 $25-$5516725 Northridge; La Pine golfquailrun.com (541) 536-1303 Min. 69.6 130

River’s edge Golf Course (800) 547-3928 6683/5340 Max. 72.4 137 $35-$68400 NW Proshop Dr.; Bend riverhouse.com (541) 389-2828 Min. 70.0 126

Sunriver Resort, Meadows Course (800) 737-1034 7012/5287 Max. 72.9 132 $49-$99**17600 Center Dr.; Sunriver sunriver-resort.com (541) 593-4402 tee times Min. 70.4 123

Sunriver Resort, Woodlands Course (800) 737-1034 6933/5341 Max. 73.4 142 $49-$99**17890 W. Core Dr.; Sunriver sunriver-resort.com (541) 593-4402 tee times Min. 70.4 135

Widgi Creek Golf Club (541) 382-4449 ext. 1 6905/5070 Max. 72.7 139 $25-$7518707 Century Dr.; Bend widgi.com Min. 63.7 119

SEMIPRIVATE Contact Numbers Max./Min Ydg. Rating Slope Green Fees

Tetherow Golf Club (866) 948-2582 7298/5342 Max. 75.2 142 $85-$175**^61240 Skyline Ranch Rd.; Bend tetherow.com (541) 388-2582 ext. 210 Min. 69.7 131

PRIVATE-Contact Head pro for reciprocal play Contact Numbers Max./Min Ydg. Rating Slope Green Fees

Awbrey Glen Golf Club (800) 697-0052; (541) 385-6011 7002/5396 Max. 73.3 138 $80-90**2500 NW Awbrey Glen Dr.; Bend awbreyglen.com (541) 388-8526 tee times Min. 65.8 124

Bend Golf And Country Club (541) 382-3261 7058/5493 Max. 73.1 135 $110**61045 Country Club Dr.; Bend bendgolfclub.com (541) 382-7437 tee times Min. 66.0 120

Broken Top Club (541) 383-8200 7161/5281 Max. 73.8 139 $90-$150**62000 Broken Top Dr.; Bend brokentop.com (541) 383-0868 tee times Min. 68.4 121

Caldera Links* (800) 801-8765 1162/777 Max. n/a n/a $3917750 Caldera Springs Dr.; Sunriver calderasprings.com (541) 593-4851 tee times Min. n/a n/a

Crosswater Club* (800) 801-8765 7683/5213 Max. 76.5 145 $109-$175**17600 Canoe Camp Dr.; Sunriver crosswater.com (541) 593-6196 tee times Min. 69.7 131

Pronghorn, Tom Fazio Course (541) 693-5365 7456/5028 Max. 75.2 142 No Unaccompanied65600 Pronghorn Club Dr.; Bend pronghornclub.com Min. 68.2 128 Guest Play

The Club at Brasada Canyons* (541) 526-6380 7295/4722 Max. 74.4 145 $150**16986 SW Brasada Ranch Rd.; Powell Butt e brasada.com Min. 64.4 125

*Kids 12 and under receive a free multi-day ticketwith every parent multi-day ticket purchased.

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Winter AdventureCentral Oregon is a winter sports and recreation paradise. Take your pick from thousands of acres of recreational possibilities in the Cascades.

Cross-Country SkiingLike your trails groomed for skating and classic cross-country skiing? Head to the Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center, Virginia Meissner Sno-Park or the Hoodoo Ski Area. If, however, you prefer un-groomed skiing on marked trails, then try one of the region’s 14 Sno-Parks. If making your own path through the forest is the order of the day, almost any place that has snow in the Deschutes National Forest is there waiting to be tracked.

Backcountry SkiingSuperb and among the most accessible in the country, backcountry skiing is just minutes north and northwest of the Mt. Bachelor Ski Area. A slightly longer haul is required to get into some virginal backcountry runs in the Newberry National Volcanic Monument, the Three Sisters volcanic peaks from nearby Sisters and Pine Mountain east of Bend.

SnowmobilingThanks to the efforts of regional snowmobiling clubs, there are literally hundreds of miles of groomed and well-marked trails to “sled” throughout Central Oregon. Popular take-off spots include the snowmobile parking and shelter area at Wanoga Sno-Park on Century Drive near Bend, Edison Butte on the road between Mt. Bachelor and Sunriver, the Newberry National Volcanic Monument at La Pine and nearby Hoodoo Ski Area outside of Sisters. Another local favorite is to head from Dutchman Flat along Century Drive and out to Elk Lake Resort.

SnowshoeingWherever there’s snow cover in Central Oregon, there’s an opportunity to snowshoe. Try marked snowshoe routes at Virginia Meissner and Swampy Lakes Sno-Parks off of Century Drive just outside of Bend. These are two main areas where snowshoers can find trails, warming huts and solace in the Deschutes National Forest.

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Local KnowledgeRuth Williamsontransition coach and consultant

As reps for alpine ski and apparel companies, Ruth Williamson and her husband, Lou Pepper, were known as a dynamic duo. When they moved to Bend in 1996, they brought that dyna-mism with them. Besides raising a son and a daughter, Ruth has given back to the community through volunteer work, including eight years of elected office as a member of the Bend Metro Park and Recreation District board of directors. In her spare time, she is an active cross-country, alpine and back-country skier with unbridled enthusi-asm for all three disciplines.

When friends visit, I ask them how they want to play. If they want big exercise, we might ski the fantastic community ski trails in and around the Virginia Meissner Sno-Park. If they want to tour, we'll start at Dutchman Flat and head west towards Todd Lake for a picnic, or maybe a skin up favorite “secret” slopes. If they want to ski with their dog, we'll head to Wanoga Sno-Park. Of course, if the powder is fly-ing, we'll be at Mt. Bachelor in the trees.

My favorite thing about Central Oregon is that we're all here for the same rea-sons. I love being at Bachelor on a pow-der day, and run-ning into someone I know from town. We wink and think, “Aren't we the lucky ones?”

SleddingThe place to be for family sledding fun is Wanoga Sno-Park off Century Drive on the way to Mt. Bachelor. There’s ample parking and plenty of room to sled, toboggan or innertube. Bring your own hot chocolate or buy it from the snack trailer in the parking lot. Or head a little farther up to Mt. Bachelor's Snowblast tubing park and snag a day-pass there. In Sunriver, SHARC has its own snow-tubing hill, with three different runs from gentle to bomber fast!

Dog SleddingRegularly scheduled dog sled tours led by qualified guides depart and return to Mt. Bachelor ski area every day when

the resort is open for business. Trail of Dreams, an Iditarod-competing family and their athletic dogs, take guests into parts of the forest many people never get to see. What an amazing way to experience the Central Oregon winter wonderland!

ice SkatingDon't miss The Village in Sunriver or Seventh Mountain Resort near Bend on the way to Mt. Bachelor. Both offer an outdoor winter skating experience that’s fun for your whole family. Drinks are rink-side for your après ski. Or visit the new 4,000-square-foot ice skating rink in downtown Redmond.

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Cascade Perfection

All Around Mt. BachelorFROM THe DAy iT OPeNeD 54 years ago, Mt. Bachelor gained a well-deserved reputation for its deep pow-der, its long season and the incredible vistas north over the Three Sisters Wilderness, west over the High Cascade Lakes region, south towards Crater Lake and Mt. Shasta beyond and east over the high desert country. Mt. Bachelor quickly became known as a cruiser’s delight—a mountain where almost every acre of terrain could be skied by just about anyone.

Over the intervening years, Mt. Bachelor added to its luster by becom-ing one of America’s first ski areas to welcome snowboarders, embrace tele-mark skiing, and install high-speed lifts. The resort was also in the forefront of the cross-country ski boom, adding a groomed trail system in the late 1970s.

Today Mt. Bachelor is the model of a complete snowsports resort. It offers 360-degree lift-served groomed skiing and riding from its volcanic summit. Get off the groomers and there is plenty of untouched gladed tree skiing over Bachelor's 3,683 acres.

A friendly team of Mountain Ambassadors are available to make you feel welcome and safe on the mountain.

If you seek big air and tricks, there are terrain parks for your playground. Good to know that at Mt. Bachelor, kids up to age 12 ski for free (and ride the terrain park) if one of the parents buys a multiday ticket. kids younger than five ski for free all season.

Close to the terrain park is the lift-served Snowblast and Tubing Park where kids of all ages can slide down a groomed runway to their hearts' content and then get pulled back up.

There are two base lodges that offer rentals, instruction, as well as first-rate food and beverage service. up on the hill, Pine Marten Lodge offers a memo-rable ski-in-ski-out respite during a day on the slopes.

Directly across the main parking lot from the tubing park, terrain park and lifts is the Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center with 55 kilome-ters of trails groomed for both skate skiing and classic skiing. From its classic log cabin structure, the Nordic Center offers lessons, rentals and a wood-burning stove to cozy up to for a snack and a hot chocolate.

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Mt. BacheloreLeVATiON: Summit--9,065 feet, Base--6,300 feet

VeRTiCAL DROP: 3,365 feet

MAxiMuM RuN LeNGTH: 3.9 miles

ACReS OF SKiiNG: 3,683; 1,600 acres groomed daily

NuMBeR OF RuNS: 71

AVeRAGe SNOWFALL: 387"

AVeRAGe SNOW BASe: 150-200"

2012-2013 RATeS*: alpine x-country Adult $59-$76 $14-$17Teen (13-18; ID req.) $49-$65 $9-$10youth (6-12) $36-$46 $9-$10Child (5 and under) Free FreeSenior (65-69) $49-$65 $9-$10Super Senior (70+) $36-$46 $9-$10Adaptive Call for rates

ALPiNe TeRRAiN RATiNG: 15% Novice, 25% Intermediate, 35% Advanced, 25% Expert

CHAiRLiFTS: 10 chairs, including 7 high-speed quads.

DAy LODGeS: Six, including the mid-moun-tain Pine Marten Lodge and the Nordic Center. High-speed Internet hot spots in Sunrise and West Village base lodges.

NORDiC SKiiNG: More than a dozen trails with 56 km of machine-groomed tracks.

NORDiC TeRRAiN RATiNG: 5% Beginner, 69% Intermediate and 26% Expert.

SKi SHuTTLeS: Catch the Mt. Bachelor Shuttle to the mountain from its Park & Ride lot in Bend. Ski shuttle service is also available from Sunriver, Eagle Crest,

Seventh Mountain Resort, Oxford Hotel, and Pronghorn.

KiDS SKi/RiDe FRee: “kids Ski/ Ride FREE” offer is

for anyone in the family 12 or younger to get free lift tickets with a parent purchase of an adult multi-day ticket.

DAy-CARe CeNTeR: Mt. Bachelor offers a state-licensed day-care center that provides care for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years.

SKi RePORT: (541) 382-7888 or (800) 829-2442

TRAiL MAP: Available at the Central Oregon Visitors Association or at the mountain.

iNFORMATiON/ReSeRVATiONS: (800) 829-2442 or mtbachelor.com

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iN MANy ReSPeCTS, the Hoodoo Ski Area just west of Sisters is a throwback to the days of uncrowded, family-friendly, laid-back ski resorts. Thankfully the resort hasn’t lost that charm even after three high-speed quad lifts, 30 runs and 806 skiable and rideable acres of terrain. Close to the heart of activity, Hoodoo also offers the Easy Rider lift which takes beginning skiers down easy terrain to hone their basic skills. Or hit Hoodoo at night when some of those runs are lit for nocturnal skiers. Anything goes at Hoodoo, including the addition of down-hill snowbikes, or bikes on skis, that are available for rent and a different and fun way to make turns in the snow. There’s also the Autobahn, the ultra-fun innertubing park at the base of the mountain. kids can be happy making laps on the Autobahn all day. If you still need another form of recre-

ation to build up an appetite for lunch

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HoodooeLeVATiON: Summit--5,703 feet, Base--4,668 feetVeRTiCAL DROP: 1,035 feetMAxiMuM RuN LeNGTH: 3 milesNuMBeR OF RuNS: 32AVeRAGe ANNuAL SNOWFALL: 450"AVeRAGe ANNuAL SNOW BASe: 10-15'2012-2013 RATeS*: alpine x-country Adult (13-64) $45-$51 $14 Junior (6-12) $31-$37 $10Senior (65+) $31-$37 $10 Child (5 and under) Free FreeNiGHT SKiiNG: Fri-Sat beginning Dec. 21Adult $20-$22youth/Senior $16-$18ALPiNe TeRRAiN RATiNG: 30% Novice, 30% Intermediate, 40% AdvancedCHAiRLiFTS: 5 chairs, including three quads. DAy LODGe: Hoodoo has one centrally located lodge with rentals, a ski shop, a res-taurant and a bar. The Autobahn Tubing hill has its own warming hut with food service. NORDiC SKiiNG: The Hoodoo Nordic trails are groomed on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On non-holiday Tuesdays and Thursdays, Hoodoo doesn't groom and skiing is free. The trails are generally closed on Wednesdays. SKi SHuTTLeS: From Eugene, con-tact Berg's Ski Shop for schedule (800) 800-1953. DeALS: Don't forget Tightwad Tuesdays, when lift tickets are $19; and buy one get one free lift ticket on Thursdays and Fridays with a stamped voucher of a 10-gallon fill-up from a Shell gas station. NiGHT SKiiNG: Fri & Sat from Dec. 21; 4pm-9pmDAy-CARe CeNTeR: Hoodoo Day Care will hold five children ages 18 months to 4 years. $65 for a full day or $16/hour with 2-hour minimum. Lunch is $6 extra. Please call to reserve: (541) 822-3799 ext. 6952iNFORMATiON: For questions about lessons and programs, email [email protected] or call (541) 822-3799, ext. 6510.SKi RePORT: www.hoodoo.com/daily-conditions/ TRAiL MAP: Available at the Central Oregon Visitors Association or at the mountain. Visit hoodoo.com.

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or après ski, there are 19 kilometers of groomed cross-country ski trails you pick up next to the Easy Rider lift. With a full restaurant and bar, and open area for brown-baggers, Hoodoo's lodge can accommodate any family snow outing.

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It’s a triple play when it comes to the perfect two-day winter stay in Central Oregon— starting and ending with three distinct experiences.

SistersBased out of Sisters, after a pleasant night’s stay at FivePine Lodge, head to one of the town’s renowned bakeries to start the day. If you're staying at Black Butte Ranch, brew up a cup and lay out some pastries in your vacation rental. After that, head to Hoodoo Ski Area to ski, ride or do a little innertubing down these Cascade slopes.After a morning full of downhill runs,

head back to Sisters for a late lunch or refreshments at the Three Creeks Brewing Company. If you haven't been able to find time to see the latest movie, head next door to the Sisters Movie

House, built inside of a big red barn. If the slopes have gotten the best of you, there's always the Shibui Spa at FivePine Lodge, just a two-minute walk from the theater and brew pub.Day two is exploration day. It begins

in Sisters with a relaxed cross-country ski tour on the Peterson Ridge trail system, a hike around nearby Suttle Lake or an amble along the Metolius River and into Camp Sherman. Try lunch at The Lodge at Suttle Lake.Back in town, it’s time to troll the art

galleries or hit the winter series of the Sisters Folk Festival, where you can find big acts in an intimate setting.

BendIf you're launching from Bend, and staying at The Oxford Hotel, The Riverhouse Resort or the Hilton Garden Inn, try Mckay Cottage or downtown's Alpenglow Café before heading up for a

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day of alpine skiing.Those wanting to be a bit closer to Mt.

Bachelor will find a haven at Seventh Mountain Resort, five miles from down-town on the way to the ski area.Legs a bit weary and ready to head

back from the slopes, stop by the Seventh Mountain Resort's Rimrock Bar for après ski or head right to town for a brew and a burger at either 10 Barrel Brewing Company or Cascade Lakes Brewing Co. Lodge. Come evening, Bend has dozens of won-

derful dining options like the venerable Pine Tavern near Mirror Pond in the heart of the city.After dinner, downtown has several

music clubs, regular big-time music acts at the Tower Theatre, wine bars and places to simply sit back and relax after a long day on the mountain.An alternative is to head up Century

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Drive for cross-country skiing at one of the designated Sno-Parks, sledding at Wanoga Sno-Park or dog sledding with Trail of Dreams at Mt. Bachelor.

Back in town explore the shopping downtown or in the Old Mill District. The dinner fare in town runs from Middle Eastern, to Far Eastern to Pacific Northwest and Western. In any case there are top-notch restaurants for every whim.

SunriverA third two-day excursion starts in Sunriver, with its wide variety of accommodations from lodge rooms and condos to rental homes. In winter, Sunriver is like being in a classic European alpine mountain community—small enough to walk everywhere yet replete with a central shopping and restaurant village. The drive to Mt. Bachelor from Sunriver is short. When

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Bouncing Off the Wall1134 SE Centennial Ct.Bend, OR 97702(541) 306-6587bouncingoffthewallbend.com

Cascade indoor Sports20775 High Desert Lane Bend, OR 97701 (541) 330-1183cascadeindoorsports.com

Central Oregon Pumpkin Company1250 NW WilcoxTerrebonne, OR 97760 (541) 504-1414pumpkinco.com

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High Desert Museum59800 S. Hwy. 97 Bend, OR 97702(541) 382-4754highdesertmuseum. org

Mavericks at Sunriver18135 Cottonwood Dr.Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 593-2500 mavericksatsunriver.com

Sun Mountain Fun Center300 NE River Mall Ave.Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-6161sunmountainfun.com

Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic & Recreation Center/SHARC57250 Overlook Rd.Sunriver, OR 97707 (541) 585-5000sunriverowners.org

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Mt. Bachelor13000 SW Century Dr.Bend, OR 97702(800) 829-2442mtbachelor.com

your legs can't take any more on the mountain, head back to Sunriver Resort, where there’s Sage Springs Spa to minister aches and pains, Sunriver Brewing Company for conviviality and several excellent dining choices at the Lodge and in The Village at Sunriver.Day two in Sunriver starts with a leisurely breakfast at

Merchant Trader Café before heading up to Edison Butte for a cross-country ski tour. By the way, dogs are welcome at Edison Butte.

Ending the tour with a picnic lunch on the snow is a fitting finale to two wonderful Central Oregon days.

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elk Lake Resort60000 Century Dr.Bend, OR 97701(541) 480-7378elklakeresort.net

Paulina Lake Lodge22430 Paulina Lake Rd.La Pine, OR 97739(541) 536-2240paulinalakelodge.com

Powder House311 SW Century Dr.Bend, OR 97702(541) 389-6234powderhousebend.com

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For more than 35 years, Powder House has been Central Oregon’s premier ski and snow sports store. The friendly and knowledgeable staff is dedicated to providing you with the very best customer service. It is their goal to help you make your buying decisions and to increase your enjoyment on the snow. Powder House has the largest demo and rental center in Bend and off ers a full service repair shop, including overnight waxing and repair.

311 SW Century Dr., Bend ⬥ (541) 389-6234 ⬥ powderhouse.bend.com

Carrera RentalsCarrera Rentals features Porsche, BMW, Audi and VW car rentals. With our SUV and luxury rental cars you don't have to sacrifi ce luxury and performance. Our rental rates are competitive, but our quality far surpasses what you would expect from other rental car companies. With Carrera Rentals you can select a car that matches your need, your mood or one that the performance matches the road itself.

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Elk Lake ResortWelcome to beautiful Elk Lake Resort. Surround yourself with a winter wonderland. 13 cabins ranging from rustic yurt style cabins to full luxury cabins with all the amenities. Wonderful restaurant with full bar serving the Northwest’s best winter meals and libations. Snowmobile, Nordic ski, snow shoe or hit the slopes at Mt. Bachelor. Come see why Elk Lake Resort is your true Back Country Base Camp.

60000 Century Dr., Bend (541) 480-7378 elklakeresort.net

Alpine EntertainmentOpen Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years Day! • Newly remodeled ice rink. • Open Mid November to early April. • Covered rink for Central Oregon’s best conditioned ice. Bring in this ad for 1 free admission! (including rental skates) Blackout dates: Nov 22nd - 25th & Dec 22nd - Jan 6th. Expires March 1, 2013. For more info please call 541-593-5948 or visit sunrivericerink.com

57100 Beaver Dr. Building #20, Sunriver ⬥ (541) 593-5948 ⬥ sunrivericerink.com

Snowmobile ExcursionsExplore the beautiful backcountry of Central Oregon on a snowmobile! Central Oregon Adventures off ers several exhilarating guided and non-guided trips for both experienced and novice riders. Enjoy breathtaking views and make memories that will last a lifetime as you explore the high lakes and powder-fi lled meadows throughout the scenic Cascade Mountain Range. Trips depart daily November through April from the Wanoga Sno-Park near Mt. Bachelor. Call and book your trip today!

PO Box 4188, Sunriver ⬥ (541) 593-8887 ⬥ coadventures.com

Sun Mountain Fun CenterSun Mountain Fun Center is Central Oregon’s premier family fun center featuring 24 lanes of bowling, indoor bumper cars, 18 holes of mini-golf, go-karts, batt ing cages, a fun-packed arcade with redemption prizes, and a full service restaurant featuring award winning home-made pizza, along with a variety of healthy menu options for the whole family. At Sun Mountain Fun Center we pride ourselves in providing a safe, clean environment where friends and family can enjoy quality time together having a great time.

300 River Mall Ave., Bend ⬥ (541) 382-6161 ⬥ sunmountainfun.com

Seventh Mountain ResortSpend a winter aft ernoon on Central Oregon's

fi nest sheet of ice - located at Seventh Mountain

Resort. Cosmic Skate with laser lights available

every Friday night. We off er lessons for wobbly

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Skate rentals available along with hot cocoa,

full restaurant, lounge and fi re pits. Open to the

public, check the website for hours of operation.

18575 SW Century Drive, Bend ⬥ (866) 535-4940 seventhmountain.com

The Pine Ridge Inn is Bend Oregon's premier boutique hotel off ering spacious accommoda-tions overlooking the Deschutes River and the Old Mill. Minutes from downtown and on the road to Mt. Bachelor, Pine Ridge Inn is at the heart of rich recreation and is fully equipped to accommodate all of your lodging needs. An active member of Unique Inns®, the Pine Ridge Inn is Bend's fi nest boutique hotel awaiting your next getaway to Central Oregon.

1200 SW Mt. Bachelor Drive ⬥ (541) 389-6137 ⬥ pineridgeinn.com



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“The best part of any fall cyclocross event in Bend is that you get a cycling double," notes Bill Everingham of Boise, Idaho, a competitor in the masters class of cyclocross. "you get to race on the cross course and then hit some of the best mountain bike rid-ing on firm dirt and miles of singletrack when you’re not racing." To position himself for the “double,” Everingham stays at the

Seventh Mountain Resort. “From the Resort, it’s a short drive to the races and just a few minutes to be on singletrack trail in the Deschutes National Forest. I also love the get-away-from-it-all feel to the place.”

Eco RetreatSeeing a badge with a name and Sisters as the wearer’s home-town at her college reunion in Connecticut, Alison Vickers remarked, “Oh, that’s the home of the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show, something on my list of dream to-dos."In 2012, Vickers was finally able to get to Sisters. “It was

extraordinary with all the quilts hung up around town, the workshops and lectures, the whole atmosphere around the event,” she says. Vickers and her husband, Thomas, stayed at the FivePine

Downtown, Indie StyleSan Franciscans and aspiring filmmakers Sarah Johnson and Jerry McGrath try to see as many independently made films as possible. “Because BendFilm has gotten such great reviews in the indie film community and with film-goers in general, we had to come and see for ourselves," says Johnson. She and McGrath chose to stay at McMenamins Old St. Francis School close to the heart of BendFilm’s action.“McMenamin’s has such a great, funky vibe that fits neatly

with the festival, and we could catch screenings there. It's just a five-minute walk to the Tower Theatre for other screenings,” McGrath offers.Just as important, the couple loved being near all the restaurants

bars and nightlife in downtown Bend. “Big surprise," says Johnson, “this town has a lot of great places to hang out and eat."

Fun for Cycling FansCome fall, cyclocross racing becomes a big deal in Bend. National events, regional events and events such as the Halloween Cross Crusade are as much fun for spectators and photographers as they are for riders.

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Lodge. "We could walk to the heart of Sisters and all the activities in min-utes, yet felt like we were out in the wilds at FivePine. Having the Three Creeks Brewery and the Sisters Movie House a short walk away was wonder-ful. After way too much time on my feet, the Shibui Spa at FivePine was a blessing.”

Fishing the DeschutesThe Carlsens of Southern California like to vacation where he gets to fly-fish while she gets to soak, spa and swim. “We solved both needs when we decided to try kah-Nee-Ta Resort at Warm Springs," offers Larry Carlsen. "She enjoys the Wanapine Spa, the thermal pools and a day of relaxing, while I fish to my heart’s content.”World-famous waters here hold redside

trout on seldom-fished sections of the nearby Deschutes River and the Warm Springs River.“What works so well for us, is that the

resort has everything we need," he says. "We both unwind, eat well, sleep well and go home happy.”

Black Butte Ranch Mother Nature provides a magical canvas for your vacation masterpiece. Central Oregon’s quintessentialfamily destination for 41 years.blackbutteranch.com

Brasada Ranch Unlike everything you expect in Central Oregon. Where every need is met. Every whim, indulged. Discover a world of amenities designed around you.brasada.com

eagle Crest Resort Located in the heart of Central Oregon, Eagle Crest has been the family resort of choice for more than 25 years. Experience our $3M Lodge renovation.eagle-crest.com

Kah-Nee-Ta Resort & Spa Escape to sunnier days at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort just two hours from Portland and one hour from Redmond on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation.kahneeta.com

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Riverhouse Hotel& Convention Center Nestled along the Deschutes River and located in the heart of Bend. Championship golf, award-winning restaurant and convention center.riverhouse.com

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Skiing the Cascades“There were two things that helped us decide to make Central Oregon the destination of our annual family winter snowsports trip," says kay Merrell of Sacramento, California. “First we wanted a ski resort where my husband and I could ski while the kids could work on their trick skills in the pipe. Secondly, we wanted to stay in a place that was close and had more than typical slope-side offerings.”Mt. Bachelor achieved goal one, and

Mount Bachelor Village Resort met goal two.“The best thing about Bachelor is the

variety of terrain," says Merrell. "As for Mount Bachelor Village Resort, having a spacious condo unit where we could cook meals, watch movies, swim, hot tub and relax proved to be ideal and just a short drive to the slopes.”

Yoga Retreat“It was the serenity of the natural setting-the big vistas, the silence, the glowing sunsets over the Cascade Range in the distance, the wildlife that drew me here," says Heather Dixon

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after a yoga retreat at Brasada Ranch. “The atmosphere enhanced the two-a-day sessions,” says

Dixon, a television script writer in Los Angeles. “Plus the ranch’s spa and restaurants are exceptional.”Brasada has found well deserved recognition for its golf and

horseback riding. As more people have stayed at the ranch, however, the more it has emerged as a peaceful retreat. “I first came to Brasada as part of a team looking for a quiet place to put the finishing touches on a movie script,” offers Dixon. “Now I come back for yoga and a week of total relaxation and health.”

Reunion for EveryoneWhen it came time to choose a location for a family reunion, Robyn Luchs selected Sunriver. “I picked Sunriver because it has the space needed to accommodate the 21 family members com-ing from New Jersey, South Carolina, Indiana and California. A key element in my decision was the range of activities for both the adults and children, and the variety of luxury accommodations to please our diverse family. We rafted, went to the High Desert Museum, played golf, rode horses, bicycled, fished and, of course, went to the waterpark. We even took a trip down to Crater Lake National Park one day. Of all our family reunions, this was the easiest. The ease of get-

ting everyone to Sunriver, the resort’s fine restaurants, its gro-cery stores, the glorious weather. We hope to do it again, and all the kids are already planning activities for next year’s reunion.”

Fun Family VacationFor Seattleite John kenyon Ellis vacationing at Black Butte Ranch is like coming home. After all, for 30 years his parents owned a home there. That's where they spent every summer, and most Christmases as well. “It was paradise then and still is,” Ellis says, “I now bring my own young family down to experience what makes Black Butte Ranch so wonderful.”Part of that experience is golf, which he played with his

father and brother for many years on both the Glaze and Big Meadow courses. Apart from golf, the Ellis children got in lots of pool time, biked

around the seemingly endless trails and made regular visits to Paulina Springs via the boardwalk pathways. There were family hikes around the property, to the top of

Black Butte, to the headwaters of the Metolius River, dinners at the Lodge, trips to Sisters that included shopping and gallery visits, great coffee and the annual pilgrimage to Jen's Garden, a world-class restaurant.“There’s something in the air here that makes me slow down

and enjoy every minute of the day. It’s special.” Ellis says that the formula for a great time at Black Butte is the same as it always was: “Early golf, lunch, nap, swim, dinner, family games, cool air for a good night's sleep.”

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• The only RV Resort located in Bend!• Good Sam 2013 rating 9/10/10• No memberships, dues or yearly fees• Open to: class A, B & C motorhomes, travel trailers, truck campers and 5th wheels• Seasonal amenities such as: spa, tennis, wi-fi, gas firepits, laundry and more• All sites large, landscaped and big-rig friendly

541-388-113160801 Brosterhous Road • Bend, OR 97702

www.CrownVillaRVResort.com

Now offering Luxury Park Models for Rent or for Sale

Sunny days are on the horizon at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort and Spa! Warm up on the golf course, cool down in the pool, or relax at the spa–there’s something for everyone, including great specials all year round! We've got 300 days of sun a year, and a million ways to enjoy it, so visit Kahneeta.com to make your reservation today, and don't forget the sunscreen!

kahneeta.com • 541.553.1112 • 800.554.4786

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Black Butte Ranch 13653 Hawksbeard Rd., Sisters 97759 (866) 976-5018 blackbutteranch.com $99-$965 • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Brasada Ranch 16986 SW Brasada Ranch Rd., Powell Butte 97753 (541) 526-6865 brasada.com $199-$599 • • • • • • • • • • • • •

eagle Crest Resort 1522 Cline Falls Rd., Redmond 97756 (877) 929-3432 eagle-crest.com $89-$199 • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Kah-Nee-Ta Resort & Spa 6823 Hwy. 8, PO Box 1240, Warm Springs 97761 (541) 553-1112 $100-$400

kahneeta.com• • • • • • • • • • • •

Pronghorn - An Auberge Resort 65600 Pronghorn Club Dr., Bend 97701 (541) 693-5300 pronghornclub.com

$160-$700 • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Riverhouse Hotel and Convention Center 3075 N. Business 97, Bend 97701 (866) 453-4479 riverhouse.com

$99-$289 • • • • • • • • • • • •

Seventh Mountain Resort 18575 SW Century Dr., Bend 97702 (866) 976-2482 seventhmountain.com $99 - $429 • • • • • • • • • • • •

Sunriver Resort 17600 Center Dr., Sunriver 97707 (800) 386-1926 sunriver-resort.com $139-1,599 • • • • • • • • • • • •

BEND

◆ A Bend Cottage experience LLC All cottages close to Downtown Bend (541) 480-8133 bendcottages.com

$109-289• • • •

◊ Alpenglow Vacation Rentals 1712 NE Sonya Ct., Bend 97701 (541) 385-7100 alpenglowvacationrentals.com

$125-$375• • • • • •

◊ Bend Dutch Vacation Rentals 70 SW Century Dr., Ste. 100-237, Bend 97702 (866) 322-0218 benddutchrentals.com

$95-500• • • • • •

■ Bend inn and Suites 15 NE Butler Market Rd., Bend 97701 (541) 388-4114 bendinnsuites.com $79-$150 • • • • • • • •

■ Bend Quality inn 20600 Grandview Dr., Bend 97701 (541) 318-0848 bendqualityinn.com $70-$179 • • • • • • •

■ Bend Riverside inn & Suites 1565 NW Wall St., Bend 97701 (800) 284-2363 bendriversideinn.com $68-$159 • • • • •

■ Bend Three Sisters inn and Suites 721 NE 3rd St., Bend 97701 (541) 382-1515 bendthreesistersinn.com $85-$150 • • • • • • •

◊ Bend Vacation Rentals 377 SW Century Dr. Ste. 207, Bend 97702 (541) 385-9492 $90-$400

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▲ Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort 67667 Hwy. 20, Bend 97701 (541) 549-3021 bendsistersgardenrv.com

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■ Comfort inn and Suites 62065 SE 27th St., Bend 97701 (541) 617-9696 comfortinnbend.com $90-$135 • • • • • • •

■ Days inn Bend 849 NE 3rd St., Bend 97701 (866) 388-7972 daysinnbend.com $59-$120 • • • • • • •

■ Dunes Motel 1515 NE 3rd St., Bend 97701 (541) 382-6811 $39-$99 • • •

■ econo Lodge 437 NE 3rd St., Bend 97701 (800) 304-4050 econolodge.com/hotel-bend-oregon-or173

$49-$119• • • • •

▲ elk Lake Resort 60000 Century Dr., Bend 97701 (541) 480-7378 elklakeresort.net $29-$459 • • • • • •

■ entrada Lodge 19221 Century Dr., Bend 97702 (541) 382-4080 entradalodge.com $79-$129 • • • • • • • • •

■ Fairfield inn and Suites 1626 NW Wall St., Bend 97701 (541) 318-1747 marriott.com $89-$179 • • • • • • •

◆ Helios eco-House, Bend 97701 (541) 595-8095 heliosbend.com $209-$279 • •

� Hillside inn B&B 1744 NW 12th St., Bend 97701 (541) 389-9660 bendhillsideinn.com $150-185 • • • •

■ Hilton Garden inn 425 SW Bluff Dr., Bend 97702 (541) 617-6111 bend.hgi.com $129-$339 • • • • • • • •

■ La Quinta inn 61200 S. Hwy. 97, Bend 97702 (541) 388-2227 461.lq.com $89-$299 • • • • • •

■ McMenamins Old St. Francis School 700 NW Bond St., Bend 97701 (541) 382-5174 mcmenamins.com $125-$395 • • • • • •

� The Mill inn Bed & Breakfast 642 NW Colorado Ave., Bend 97701 (541) 389-9198 millinn.com $35-$175 • • • •

■ Motel 6 - Bend 201 NE 3rd St., Bend (800) 466-8356 motel6.com $50-$81 • • •

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Shilo Inns Bend Suites HotelNestled on the banks of the scenic Deschutes River and ideally located in the heart of Central Oregon with its wide variety of indoor and outdoor att ractions Shilo Inns Bend Suites Hotel off ers 151

beautifully designed rooms. This full service hotel is ideal for the leisure and business traveler, Mt. Bachelor ski and snow boarder, and golfers. Children 12 and under always stay free with an adult at Shilo Inns. Dogs welcome with nominal fee.

3105 O.B. Riley Road, Bend ⬥ (800) 222-2244 ⬥ shiloinns.com

Sunray Vacation RentalsSunray Vacation Rentals has over 160 homes and condo to choose from in beautiful Sunriver. Many are pet-friendly with hot tubs off ering free Wife, discounted lodging and recreation amenities, exclusive unlimited free access to SHARC a year round aquatic & recreation

center as well as Mavericks fi tness, recreation & aquatics, and much more. Reward yourself with fond memories for years to come. Visit us at sunrayinc.com or call today (800) 531-1130.

56870 Venture Ln. #107, Sunriver ⬥ (541) 593-3225 ⬥ sunrayinc.com

Bennington PropertiesYour Sunriver or Caldera Springs vacation will be special when you book with Bennington Properties, LLC. Choose from 180 vacation homes or condos all located in Sunriver proper or Caldera Springs. We have many pet friendly homes, free year round access to the SHARC aquatic center, high speed internet, FREE DVD movies. We pride ourselves in off ering you the friendliest staff , and highest customer service to make this your best vacation ever.

56842 Venture Lane, Sunriver ⬥ (866) 628-1303 ⬥ benningtonproperties.com

Relax in luxury while staying in the Auberge Residences at Pronghorn! All of our residences are situated along the 18th hole of the Jack Nicklaus Signature Course. All units are fully furnished with exceptional interiors. The Junior suites feature a large master bedroom with king bed, a step-in shower with soaking tub, a walk-in closet and granite counter tops. Our 2, 3 & 4 bedroom units also include gourmet kitchen appliances and dual master suites.

65600 Pronghorn Club Drive, Bend ⬥ (541) 693-5300 ⬥ pronghornclub.com

FivePine Lodge & Spa, SistersA Top Rated Trip Advisor Property in Oregon . . . Adventure by day, Romance by night. Take advantage of all that Central Oregon has to off er and enjoy biking, hiking, fi shing and golf.

Our unique property has one of a kind cabins, endless trails, outdoor heated swimming pool and outdoor game area. Wind down by treating yourself to a couples massage at Shibui Spa and relaxing in any one of our cozy rooms with a beautiful waterfall soaking tub and fi replace.

1021 Desperado Trail, Sisters ⬥ (866) 974-5900 ⬥ fivepinelodge.com

Bend Dutch Vacation RentalsStay in a luxury home or a cott age! Bend Dutch Vacation Rentals off ers over 30 homes in downtown and in Bend's Westside. Our well-located homes place you close to shopping, restaurants, breweries, events, and skiing. All of our homes off er Wi-Fi and cable, and many homes are pet friendly and off er hot tubs.We are here for your vacation or longer, corporate stay. Book online or call us for "Your Home Away From Home".

(866) 322-0218 ⬥ benddutchvacationrentals.com

Bend Sisters Garden RV ResortBend/Sisters Garden RV Resort is a top 100 rated Good Sam RV park. The resort has 102 full service-Big Rig sites, three camping cabins and three fully furnished cottages. Enjoy the beautiful landscaped gardens. Guests can enjoy a heated pool and spa, miniature golf, pitching horseshoes and fishing a stocked trout pond. The resort has a camp store with RV supplies and propane service. The resort has become a destination for guests, near and far.

67667 Highway 20, Bend ⬥ (800) 636-0688 ⬥ bendsistersgardenrv.com

Cascade Vacation RentalsFrom the moment you arrive at the Metolius River Lodges (13 cabins on the banks of the river) you can feel the weight of the world melting away. 15 miles northwest of Sisters, wood & gas fi replaces, one, two and three bedrooms, fully equipped and stocked for your pleasure. Restaurants nearby. 800-595-6290 wwwmetoliusriverlodges.com. Cascade Vacation Rentals is available for fulltime or vacation rentals in Central Oregon. The staff includes expertise in leasing, management and maintenance. Rent for less than a motel.

(877) 540-1086 ⬥ wwwcascadevacationrentals.net


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◆ Mount Bachelor Village Resort 19717 Mt. Bachelor Dr., Bend 97702 (866) 328-8915 mtbachelorvillage.com

$129-$440• • • • • • •

■ The Oxford Hotel 10 NW Minnesota Ave., Bend 97701 (877) 440-8436 oxfordhotelbend.com $199-$449 • • • • • • • • •

■ Phoenix inn & Suites Downtown Bend 300 NW Franklin Ave., Bend 97701 (541) 317-9292 $89-$199

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■ The Pine Ridge inn 1200 SW Century Dr., Bend (800) 600-4095 pineridgeinn.com $149-$289 • • • •

■ Rainbow Motel 154 NE Franklin Ave., Bend 97701 (541) 382-1821 $35-$75 • • •

■ Red Lion Hotel Bend 1415 NE 3rd St., Bend 97701 (541) 382-7011 redlion.com $85-$189 • • • • • • • • •

◊ The Rental Connection, LLC PO Box 9088, Bend 97708 (888) 702-0761 rentconnect.com $89-$395 • • • • •

■ Rodeway inn & Suites 904 SE 3rd St., Bend 97702 (800) 999-8143 rodewayinn.com $40-$75 • • • • •

■ Shilo inn Suites Hotel 3105 O.B. Riley Rd., Bend 97701 (800) 222-2244 shiloinns.com $79-$199 • • • • • • • • • •

■ Sleep inn of Bend 600 NE Bellevue Dr., Bend 97701 (541) 330-0050 choicehotels.com $72-$120 • • • • • • •

◊ Sunriver Vacation Homes LLC 19440 Amber Meadow Dr., Bend 97702 (541) 480-6182 sunriver-vacation.com

$99-$489• • • • • • •

■ Super 8 Bend 1275 S. 3rd St., Bend (800) 800-8000 super8bend.com $62-$170 • • • • • • •

◆ Touchmark at Mt. Bachelor Village 19800 SW Touchmark Way, Bend 97702 (541) 383-1414 touchmarkbend.com

■ TownePlace Suites 755 SW 13th Place, Bend 97702 (541) 382-5006 marriott.com $89-$169 • • • • • • • • •

CAMP SHERMAN

▲ House on Metolius PO Box 100, Camp Sherman 97730 (541) 595-6620 metolius.com $195-$500 • • • • •

▲ Lake Creek Lodge 13375 SW Forest Service Rd. 1419, Camp Sherman 97730 (800) 797-6331 $100-$400

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▲ Metolius River Lodges 12390 SW Forest Service Rd. 1419, PO Box 110, Camp Sherman 97756 $100-$310 (541) 595-6290 metoliusriverlodges.com

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▲ Metolius River Resort 25551 SW Forest Service Rd. 1419, Camp Sherman 97730 (541) 595-6281 metoliusriverresort.com

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CENTRAL OREGON

� Central Oregon Bed & Breakfast Association centraloregonbendandbreakfast.com

◊ Horizon Properties of Oregon PO Box 872, Lincoln City 97367 (800) 995-2411 centraloregon.horizonrentals.com

$150-$400• • • • • •

CROOKED RIVER RANCH

■ Sunview Motel & Resort P.O. Box 1331, 5010 SW Clubhouse Rd., Crooked River Ranch 97760 (800) 282-0944 sunviewmotelandresort.com

$97-$177• • • • • • • •

FOSSIL

� Wilson Ranches Retreat B&B 16555 Butte Creek Rd., Fossil 97830 (866) 763-2227 wilsonranchesretreat.com

$99-$179• •

LA PINE

■ Best Western Newberry Station 16515 Reed Rd., PO Box 2820, La Pine 97739 (541) 536-5130 bestwestern.com/newberrystation

$85-$170• • • • • • • •

� DiamondStone Guest Lodge B&B 16693 Sprague Loop, La Pine 97339 (541) 536-6263 diamondstone.com

$75-$426• • • •

▲ east Lake Resort 22430 Paulina Lake Rd., La Pine 97739 (541) 536-2230 eastlakeresort.com $75-$189 • • •




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Mount Bachelor Village ResortSituated above the spectacular Deschutes River and minutes from downtown Bend and the Old Mill District, you will fi nd one of Bend’s best kept secrets. Mount Bachelor Village Resort off ers an array of overnight accommodations, a full service conference center, endless recreational opportunities with easy access to the Cascade Lakes Highway and just 19 miles to Mt Bachelor. If you are looking for your next family or group getaway - look no further!

19717 Mt. Bachelor Dr., Bend ⬥ 877-328-8915 ⬥ mtbachelorvillage.com

A Bend Cott age ExperienceA Bend Cottage Experience provides unique Central Oregon lodging, offering more than your average vacation home. Their individualized and handpicked cottages are the perfect way to make your stay a memorable one. Enjoy the vibrant city of Bend in

scenic surroundings which offer the freedom of vacationing in the comfort of a home. Located exclusively in the Historical Downtown District, Old Mill District, and on the trendy West Side, these cottages are a vacationer’s delight.

25 NW Kansas Ave., Bend ⬥ (541) 480-8133 ⬥ bendcottages.com

Discover Sunriver Vacation RentalsEach of our Sunriver vacation homes and condos has a unique personality to match with yours. They range in sizes from 1-7 bedrooms and styles from cabins to luxury vacation homes. Guests cook in their

own fully-equipped kitchen or barbecue on the deck. Enjoy time in a private hot tub, sauna or in the game room. Rentals include free Wi-Fi, exclusive access to Mavericks fi tness center and unlimited access to SHARC.

57100 Beaver Dr., Sunriver Village Mall #7 ⬥ 1-877-929-9604 ⬥ discoversunriver.com

Mountain Resort Properties in Sunriver offers vacations made simple. Over 100 homes/condos to choose from! We provide free access to SHARC and Mavericks. We also offer many lodging discounts throughout the year, including ski packages. Our staff is professional and courteous and we have been rated excellent by Flipkey & Trip Advisor. If you are planning a family vacation, reunion or just a weekend getaway, we are always available 24/7.

[email protected] ⬥ (800) 346-6337 ⬥ MtResort.com

Memories That Will Last A Lifetime

Sunriver’s Best Value ~ Free access to MAVERICKS~ Free access to SHARC~ Pet friendly homes~ Free WiFi in most homes~ Discount lift tickets~ Golf discounts~ Numerous retail discounts

Book your vacation rental now and start making memories that will last a lifetime!

56835 Venture Ln., Sunriver ⬥ (877) 600-5690 ⬥ village-properties.com

Red Lion BendCentrally located in the

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non-smoking guest rooms. Seasonal outdoor pool, spa and fitness center and Roaring

Start Breakfast Buffet included in your rate. Black Bear Diner on property and room

service is available too.

1415 NE Third Street ⬥ (541) 382-7011 ⬥ redlion.com

Bend Sisters Garden RV ResortBend/Sisters Garden RV Resort is a top 100 rated Good Sam RV park. The resort has three fully furnished cott ages, three camping cabins and 99 full service - Big Rig friendly RV sites. Guests enjoy the beauty of landscaping with seasonal fl owers and gardens. Recreation is available where guests enjoy a heated pool and spa, miniature golf, pitching horseshoes and fi shing in our stocked trout pond. Golf courses and att ractions of Central Oregon are nearby.

67667 Highway 20, Bend ⬥ (800) 636-0688 ⬥ bendsistersgardenrv.com

Bend Riverside Motel & SuitesGreat accommodations, the perfect spot in the

perfect place. Nestled on 5 acres along the banks

of the Deschutes River and in the backyard

of Oregon's best playground. The river trail is

steps from your door and downtown is walking

distance. So relax, let yourself be lulled to sleep

by the river's whisper. After all you didn't come

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than Traffic"

1565 NW Wall Street, Bend ⬥ 800.284.2363 bendriversideinn.com


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MADRAS price range

■ Budget inn Madras 133 NE 5th St., Madras 97741 (541) 475-3831 budgetinnmadras.com $44-$88 • •

■ Sonny’s Motel 1539 SW Hwy. 97, Madras 97741 (541) 475-7217 sonnysmotelmadras.com $58-$99 • • • • • •

MITCHELL

◊ The Painted Hills Vacation Rentals Mitchell 97750 (541) 462-3921 paintedhillsvacation.com $95-$140 • • •

REDMOND

■ Best Western Plus Rama inn 2630 SW 17th Place, Redmond 97756 (541) 548-8080 redmondramainn.com $89-$169 • • • • • • •

■ Comfort Suites Redmond Airport 2243 SW Yew Ave., Redmond 97756 (541) 504-8900 redmondorhotel.com

$99-$160• • • • • • • • •

■ Motel 6 Redmond 2247 S. Hwy. 97, Redmond 97756 (800) 466-8356 motel6.com $56-$80 • • • • •

■ Redmond inn 1545 S. Hwy. 97, Redmond 97756 (800) 833-3259 redmondinn.net $45-$110 • • • • •

■ Sleep inn & Suites 1847 N. Hwy. 97, Redmond 97756 (541) 504-1500 sleepinn.com/hotel-redmond-oregon-or188

$69-$159• • • • • • • • • •

■ Super 8 Redmond 3629 SW 21st Pl., Redmond 97756 (541) 548-8881 $70-$130

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SISTERS

� Blue Spruce Bed & Breakfast 444 S. Spruce St., Sisters 97759 (541) 549-9644 blue-spruce.biz $159-$189 • • • • • • •

◊ Cascade Vacation Rentals 581 N. Larch, PO Box 459, Sisters 97759 (541) 549-0792 $130-$175

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◊ Desert Pine Properties PO Box 2306, Bend 97709 (541) 388-9973 desertpineproperties.com $125-$550 • •

▲ FivePine Lodge 1021 Deperado Tr., Sisters 97759 (541) 549-5900 fivepinelodge.com $149-$324 • • • • • • • • • • •

▲ The Lodge at Sutt le Lake 13300 Hwy. 20, Sisters 97759 (541) 595-2628 thelodgeatsuttlelake.com $59-$369 • • • • • • •

� Long Hollow Ranch 71105 Holmes Rd., Sisters 97759 (877) 923-1901 lhranch.com $115-$285 • •

■ Sisters inn and Suites 540 US Hwy. 20 W., Sisters (541) 549-7829 sistersinnandsuites.com $69-$149 • • •

SUNRIVER

◊ Bennington Properties, LLC 56842 Venture Lane, PO Box 3367, Sunriver 97707 (866) 628-1303 benningtonproperties.com

$110-$900• • • • • • • • •

◊ Discover Sunriver Vacation Rentals 57100 Beaver Dr., Sunriver Village Mall 7, Sunriver 97707 $160-$800

(877) 929-9604 discoversunriver.com• • • • • • • • • • • • •

◊ Mountain Resort Properties - Sunriver Vacation Rentals 57084 Grizzly Lane, Sunriver 97707 (800) 346-6337 mtresort.com

$99-$525 • • • • • • • •

◆ StoneRidge Townhomes at Sunriver 1 Peppermill Circle, P.O. Box 3938, Sunriver 97707 (800) 255-2506 $190-$330 stoneridgetownhomes.com

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◊ Sunray Vacation Rentals PO Box 4518, Sunriver 97707 (800) 531-1130 visitsunriver.com $140-$900 • • • • • • • •

◊ Sunset Lodging in Sunriver 57100 Beaver Dr., Village Mall, Building 5, Sunriver 97707 (800) 541-1756 $88-$1092

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◊ Village Properties 56835 Venture Lane, Ste. 109, Sunriver 97707 (877) 600-5690 village-properties.com $90-$665 • • • • • • • •

RV PARKS & CAMPGROUNDS

△ Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort 67667 Hwy. 20, Bend 97701 (541) 549-3021 bendsistersgardenrv.com varies • • • • •

△ Cold Springs Resort RV 25615 Cold Springs Resort Lane, Camp Sherman 97730 (541) 595-6271 coldspringsresort.com

$125-$165 •

△ Crown Villa RV Resort 60801 Brosterhous Rd., Bend 97702 (866) 500-5300 crownvillarvresort.com $36-$75 • • • • • •

△ Deschutes expo Center RV Park 3800 SW Airport Way, Redmond 97756 (541) 548-2711 expo.deschutes.org

$35.20 • • •

△ Hoodoo Campgrounds (541) 388-7869 (April-October) hoodoo.com varies

△ Scandia RV Park 61415 S. Hwy. 97, Bend 97702 (541) 382-6206 scandiarv.com $21-$48 • •




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Meetings and RetreatsCentral Oregon is chock full of spectacular places for that special corporate retreat or your perfect wedding.

MeeTiNGS ARe WHAT the rest of the corporate world does. But attending retreats with a business agenda is more of what it feels like when you're convening in Central Oregon. Take the elements that make up the quality of life here—biking, fishing, skiing, hiking and paddling—and add these items to your agenda for your next business retreat. The area's state-of-the-art facilities will help keep your staff focused. It's the reward of Central Oregon's bounty that will keep them inspired and energized to create.

Sunriver Resort SuNRiVeR

Exposed beams. Slate tile. Expansive windows. Sweeping vis-tas. Sunriver Resort’s delightful details capture the spirit of the Pacific Northwest. And the hearts and souls of meeting planners everywhere. One of the nation’s top golf destina-tions also boasts premier meeting facilities, “Four Diamond” service and the largest resort conference center in the Northwest. It's small wonder that Sunriver Resort hosts global companies and associations each year.

Seventh Mountain Resort BeND

There’s nothing like a little fresh air to provide a fresh per-spective. Seventh Mountain Resort delivers with breathtak-ing natural surroundings, perfect for corporate meetings, weddings, concerts, car shows and special events. Located on Century Drive, the road to Mt. Bachelor, Seventh Mountain takes groups to new heights.

eagle Crest Resort ReDMOND

Eagle Crest Resort soars with state-of-the-art meeting facili-ties. Flexible meeting space options, tailor-made catering (including kosher menus, by request) and the latest in audio-visual technology make Eagle Crest Resort’s laid-back setting perfect for conferences, meetings and retreats.

Black Butte Ranch Resort BLACK BuTTe RANCH

Small group meetings and events are a big priority for Black Butte Ranch. Located just eight miles from the charming Western-themed town of Sisters, Black Butte Ranch offers a spectacular setting for executive retreats, reunions and weddings.

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Deschutes County Fair & expo Center

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Riverhouse Hotel & Convention Center BeND

With more than 35,000 square feet of general session, breakout and exhibit space, The Riverhouse Hotel & Convention Center is the third-largest meeting venue in Oregon. The award-winning convention center offers flexible meeting space, a unique riverside location and beautiful, welcoming décor.

The Deschutes County Fair & expo Center ReDMOND

The Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center is home to more than blue-ribbon pies and towering tufts of cotton candy. Strategically located at the hub of the tri-county area, the Expo Center plays host to a wide range of events, including concerts, sporting events, automotive shows, trade shows, weddings, reunions and more. The venue offers spectacular panoramic views of the Cascades, meticulously manicured grounds and more than 100 acres of parking.

Kah-Nee-Ta Resort WARM SPRiNGS

Situated on the 600,000-acre Reservation to The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, kah-Nee-Ta Resort offers meeting planners more than 15,000 square feet of meeting space, accommodations for up to 300, and an array of enhancing amenities, such as fine and casual dining, a spa, two pools, including a double Olympic-size pool, 18-hole championship golf course, various recreational activities and gaming options at the new and nearby Indian Head Casino, from blackjack and poker to a variety of slot machines.

Black Butte Ranch

Riverhouse Hotel & Convention Center

Brasada Ranch POWeLL BuTTe

A luxury resort and golf course 16 miles northeast ofBend, Brasada features a myriad of recreational activities and farm-to-table cuisine in an inspired ranch setting. Experience customized treatments at Spa Brasada; tennis, athletic and volleyball courts at the 17,000-square-foot athletic center; equestrian programs; the kid-centric Hideout escape, and four new Ranch House Lodge Suites in addition to its assortment of high-end cabins. Catch-and-release fishing programs and an 18-hole golf course designed by PGA TOuR professionals, Peter Jacobsen and Jim Hardy, makes this a complete destination resort experience.

Pronghorn - An Auberge Resort BeND

Situated on 640 pristine acres, Pronghorn is nestled in the midst of a 1,000-year-old juniper forest. Filled with out-standing golf on nationally renowned courses, unparalleled dining and spa treatments, Pronghorn offers one-of-a-kind experiences on a daily basis. Discover why Travel & Leisure voted Pronghorn the “#1 Golf Community in the Country” by playing through its Jack Nicklaus Signature Course or enjoy-ing opulent resort accommodations along the 18th hole. Then relax in luxury in a comfortable Junior Suite or one of Pronghorn’s multi-bedroom accommodations.

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LocationCalifornian Chelsea Harding knew exactly what she wanted when it came to planning her wedding. “Location was everything," she says. "My future husband and I wanted a rural setting hopefully with a moun-tain backdrop. Wherever we held the wedding, the location had to be not only spectacular but also easy for all our rela-tives and friends to come to from across the country.”

After an exploratory trip to Central Oregon, Harding found herself in a quandary. “I came looking for a ranch or farm and found all sorts of other spectacular possibilities from destination resorts, to wooded and mountainous plac-es that unexpectedly made my final decision very difficult.”

Finding the perfect place for a wedding party’s needs can be challenging in Central Oregon because of the many gor-geous settings—the embarrassment of riches.

ConvenienceBend native Janet Breyer moved to Denver after college to start her career in telecommunications. There she met her husband-to-be, and once engaged, began planning a June wedding in Bend.

“I settled on the back garden at McMenamin’s Old St. Francis School because several of my family and local rela-tives had attended the former school turned into a brewpub and hotel," notes Breyer. "it was so easy to house people traveling to the wedding in the hotel and cottages. It's loca-

tion in downtown Bend made it easy for our guests to explore Bend.”

Looking back on her wedding at Black Butte Ranch with full views of Mt. Washington and the Three Sisters, Californian Chelsea Harding says wistfully, “it was so perfect. Our guests loved the resort and the set-ting. It certainly made saying ‘I do’ so memorable.”

Resource GuideStill haven't decided on your wedding venue? Celebrations Wedding & Event Resource Guide is a comprehensive local resource to help you plan that perfect day. From settings and resorts to pho-tographers and musicians and restaurants and caterers, Celebrations is the perfect wedding planning guide for your big day in Central Oregon. Go to centraloregonevents.net to find everything you need.

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Aspen Lakes Golf Course Sisters (541) 549-4653 aspenlakes.com 3,700 4+ --

Bend Golf & Country Club Bend (541) 382-3261 bendgolfclub.com 4,800 3 --

Bend inn & Suites Bend (888) 678-BEND (2363) (541) 388-4114 bendinnsuites.com 600 1 99

Bend Three Sisters inn & Suites Bend (541) 382-1515 bendthreesistersinn.com 1,000 1 100

Best Western Newberry Station La Pine (800) 210-8616 (541) 536-5130 book.bestwestern.com 600 1 40

Black Butte Ranch 7 miles west of Sisters (800) 452-7455 (541) 595-6211 blackbutteranch.com 792+ 4 120+ vacation rentals

Brasada Ranch 14 mi SE of Redmond Airport Powell Butte (866) 319-7848 brasada.com 6,587 7+ 8 suites, 38 cabins

Broken Top Club Bend (541) 383-8200 brokentop.com 27,000 2 --

Comfort inn & Suites Bend (866) 326-0271 (541) 617-9696 comfortinnbend.com 920 1 64

Comfort Suites Redmond (541) 504-8900 comfortsuites.com/hotel-redmond-oregon-or113 1,679 4 92

Deschutes Brewery Public House Bend (541) 312-6946 deschutesbrewery.com 1,428 1 --

Deschutes Brewery - The Mountain Room Bend (541) 312-6946 deschutesbrewerymountainroom.com 1,850 1 --

Deschutes expo, Three Sisters Conference Center Redmond (541) 548-2711 expo.deschutes.org 114,000+ 14* --

DiamondStone Guest Lodges/The Homestead La Pine (541) 536-6263 diamondstone.com 850 1 5

eagle Crest Resort Redmond (866) 311-1939 eagle-crest.com 10,000+ 9 100 rooms, 75 rentals

Fairfield inn & Suites Bend (800) 228-2800 (541) 318-1747 fairfieldinn.com/redmi 400 1 80

FivePine Lodge Sisters (866) 974-5900 fivepinelodge.com 7,000 4 8 suites, 24 cabins

High Desert Museum Bend (541) 382-4754 highdesertmuseum.org 3,000+ 4++ ** --

imperial River Company Maupin (800) 395-3903 (541) 395-2404 deschutesriver.com 650 1** 25

Juniper Golf Course Redmond (541) 548-3121 playjuniper.com 2,700 1 --

Kah-Nee-Ta Resort Warm Springs (888) 220-9830 (503) 768-9830 kahneeta.com 15,000 12 170

Lake Creek Lodge Camp Sherman (541) 595-6331 lakecreeklodge.com 400 2 20

The Lodge at Suttle Lake Sisters (541) 595-2628 thelodgeatsuttlelake.com 5,000 2 25

Maragas Winery Terrebonne (541) 546-5464 maragaswinery.com 2,000 1** --

McMenamins Old St. Francis School Bend (877) 661-4228 (541) 382-5174 mcmenamins.com 6,434 3 19 rooms, 4 cottages

Mount Bachelor Village Resort Bend (866) 328-8915 (541) 389-5900 mtbachelorvillage.com 5,400 5++ 130

The Oxford Hotel Bend (877) 440-8436 (541) 382-8436 oxfordhotelbend.com 2,460 4 59

Phoenix inn Suites Bend (888) 291-4764 (541) 317-9292 phoenixinn.com 2,327 3 117

Pronghorn Club & Resort Bend (866) 372-1003 pronghornclub.com 4,500 6 48

Red Lion Hotel Bend (541) 382-7011 redlion.rdln.com 2,002 3 75

The Riverhouse Hotel & Convention Center Bend (866) 453-4479 (541) 617-7270 riverhouse.com 35,550 17++ 220

Seventh Mountain Resort Bend (888) 784-4386 (541) 693-9106 seventhmountain.com 15,967 8 150

SHARC Sunriver (541) 585-3144 sunriverowners.org 5,791 3** --

Shilo inn Suites Hotel Bend (541) 389-9600 shiloinns.com 3,475 6** 151

Sleep inn & Suites Redmond (800) 424-6423 (541) 424-6423 choicehotels.com 3,000 3 72

St. Charles Health System Meeting Facilities Bend (541) 706-6987 stcharleshealthcare.org 1,312 10 --

Sunriver Resort Sunriver (800) 862-7212 (541) 593-1000 sunriver-resort.com 44,000 17 244 rooms, 350 rentals

Tetherow Bend (541) 388-2582 tetherow.com 3,100 5 --

Touchmark at Mount Bachelor Village Bend (541) 383-1414 touchmarkbend.com 1,100 1 --

TownePlace Suites by Marriott Bend (541) 382-5006 ext. 2035 marriott.com 900 1 71

Widgi Creek Golf Club Bend (541) 382-4449 ext. 2: widgi.com 3,000 2 --

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Central Oregon event Professionals Association (541) 419-6151 centraloregonevents.net

Destination Advisors, inc. (541) 719-0481 destinationadvisors.com

* Hooker Creek Event Center and Barn Complex ** Plus outdoor lawn area + Plus courtyard ++ Plus exhibit hall

For additional group services visit out website VisitCentralOregon.com or call (800) 800-8334

Nestled Along the Deschutes River. When visiting Bend, you want comfortable accommodations and a picturesque setting, all at a price you can afford. Nestled along the beautiful Deschutes River and located just minutes from downtown Bend and Mt. Bachelor, everything is at your fingertips while staying at The Riverhouse.

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Dining & NightlifeBurgers and fries, Thai and sushi, Continental and Northwest, French, Italian and Mexican, Central Oregon’s cuisine off ers a local take on global fare to please anyone’s palate. THE DINING OPTIONS in Central Oregon are as wide as the culinary universe. Over the past 10 years, the fare has grown up and out to include American classics, Pacific Northwest specialties, global cuisine and the omnipresent food carts that combine all of these. There's family dining, casual and even elegant in this evolving outdoor recreation paradise.

Family FriendlyGot the whole family with you? No problem. Try Baldy's Barbeque, Old St. Francis Pub, Red Robin, Pastini Pasteria, Scanlon's, Trailhead Grill at Pronghorn, Ranch House at Brasada Ranch and Terrebonne Depot. For breakfast, there are some amazing options. you can't go wrong with Mckay Cottage or Alpenglow Café in Bend. In Sisters, try Three Creeks Brewery.

A Tour de GourmetA good part of Central Oregon is rolling ranch country. So what better way to start a gourmet tour than with a sat-isfying steak dinner at Crossings at The Riverhouse, Brand 33 at Aspen Lakes or Ranch House at Brasada Ranch. If it’s seafood you’re after, there’s Anthony’s Home Port in Bend’s Old Mill District with freshly caught fish flown in daily. Traditional American classics are the specialty of

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The Grille at Crosswater Sunriver Resort

Chanterelle Pronghorn Resort

The Lodge Restaurant Black Butte Ranch

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Seasons Seventh Mountain Resort

Niblick & Greene’s Eagle Crest Resort

Chinook Room Kah-Nee-Ta Resort

Greg’s Grill in Bend’s Old Mill District and the venerable Pine Tavern in the heart of downtown adjacent to Drake Park's Mirror Pond. All of the meals at the Pine Tavern begin with the popular scones and honey-butter. In search of unique Cajun-inspired meals, try Zydeco in downtown Bend. Jen’s Garden in Sisters is Continental cuisine with a French flair. For a chic urban setting and great Northwest fare, there’s 900 Wall in downtown Bend. A bit farther afield, there are some hidden gems such as kokanee Café in Camp Sherman and The Boat House Restaurant at Suttle Lake. Golf Clubs with exceptional dinner menus include Tetherow Grill and Broken Top Club.

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Food Cart CultureOnce there were just a couple food of carts located only in downtown Bend. Now there are food carts in every city in Central Oregon. The food cart culture that has become a culinary phenomenon in every major metro West Coast city has taken root here. The cart scene offers everything from chicken wings to Thai, authentic German food, fish and chips, comfort food, jumbo sandwiches and more. Go to bendstreet-food.com and hone in on your favorite food cart.

Culinary ImmersionOpened in 2011, Cascade Culinary Institute's Jungers Culinary Center operates from an impressive new modern building on its Bend campus that rivals the facilities of top television foodie programs. Here aspiring chefs learn every aspect of the culinary art in state-of-the-art kitchens. There’s a demonstration theater where regular cooking programs are conducted for students as well as for the general public. Two days per week, the Institute’s students showcase their talent in public lunches and dinners at Elevation. Reservations are required at elevationbend.com.

The Bend ale TrailOn the hunt for a great craft beer? Then follow The Bend Ale Trail a clever concept that rewards beer fans for paying a visit

Local KnowledgeThor Erikson chef

Thor Erickson grew up cooking,

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to 10 of Bend's craft brew makers. The ale trail began with eight brewery pub stops, expanded to the current 10, and will increase again in the future as the region’s craft brewing industry continues to grow. Those who choose to travel the trail get maps and passports that, after being stamped at each of the breweries or their brewpubs, allows them to get a reward; a Silipint pint travel cup, for their efforts. An extra bonus is bestowed to those who visit Three Creeks Brewery in Sisters. Making the journey easy and safe are shuttle services (GETIT Shuttle and The Bend Trolley) offering guided trans-portation and private tours and tastings. On the more energetic side, Bend’s Cycle Pub offers human-powered trolleys and a guide to navigate pub-to-pub. you work off a few calories on each leg of the pub ride and then add them back on with a quaff at each stop.

Pizza PleaseFor a slice of pizza to go or stay, there’s plenty to choose from at the hipster quick-stop Pizza Mondo in downtown

Bend. Also try Carino’s Italian in the Cascade Village Mall and Zeppa Bistro at Sunriver Resort. For something a little dif-ferent, try making your own at Flatbread Community Oven in the Old Mill District.

Culinary ToursFor out-of-the-ordinary culinary tours, head out to Maragas Winery in Culver, Bendistillery on the northern edge of Bend or hook up with the Well Traveled Fork in Bend. Farm tours include interest-ing stops such as Pono Farms, Tumalo Farms and Eberhard’s Dairy.

Unique EatsFind the culinary road less traveled with these one-of-a-kind restaurants. The Mexican-Peruvian dishes at Hola! in Bend and Sunriver; Japanese and korean flavors at 5 Fusion & Sushi Bar; the creative surf and turf of Jackalope Grill and 10 Below at The Oxford Hotel in downtown Bend.

Pub GrubDon’t forget that the area’s breweries are a great option for families, offering

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kid-friendly atmosphere with a local vibe. To see what's put Central Oregon on the craft beer map, swing by Bend Brewing Company, Crux Fermentation Project, Deschutes Brewery, 10 Barrel, Cascade Lakes Brewing Co. Lodge and Old Mill Brew Werks in Bend. Redmond has Cascade Lake Brewing's Red Dog Depot and 7th Street Brew House. In Sisters, hie thee to Three Creeks Brewing. Those in Sunriver, will easily find the Sunriver Brewing Company.

NightlifeWhen it comes to late night socializing in Central Oregon, nightlife revolves in and around Bend. There’s a lively bar and pub scene and live music at several club venues. For a hip lounge scene with swanky cocktails, try Level 2 in the Old Mill District. If music is on your mind, look to McMenamins Old St. Francis School where they combine pubs like the Fireside Bar & O’kanes, a restaurant, music stages and a movie theater on one whimsical campus.

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BReWPuB $10 Barrel Brewing CompanyLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual, handicap access. 1135 NW Galveston Ave., Bldg. A (541) 678-522810barrel.com

AMeRiCAN $$900 WallLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual. 900 Wall St. (541) 323-6295900wall.com

AMeRiCAN $Alpenglow CaféBreakfast, lunch. 1133 NW Wall St. 100(541) 383-7676alpenglowcafe.com

SeAFOOD $$Anthony’s at The Old MillLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual, fine dining, handicap access. 475 SW Powerhouse Dr. (541) 389-8998anthonys.com

BARBeCue $Baldy’s BarbequeLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual. 235 SW Century Dr.(541) 385-7427baldysbbq.com

BReWPuB $Bend Brewing Co.lunch, dinner, patio, entertainment, beer/wine, casual. 1019 NW Brooks St. (541) 383-1599bendbrewingco.com

NORTHWeST CuiSiNe $$Broken Top ClubLunch, dinner, entertainment, cocktails, fine dining, handicap access. 62000 Broken Top Dr.(541) 383-8200brokentop.com

iTALiAN $$Carino’s italianLunch, dinner, cocktails, casual. 63455 N. Hwy. 97(541) 318-6300carinos.com

BReWPuB $Cascade Lakes Brewing Co. LodgeLunch, dinner, patio, casual. 1441 SW Chandler Ave. 100 (541) 388-4998cascadelakes.com

BReWPuB $Crux Fermentation Project Lunch, dinner, beer/wine, casual, handicap access. 50 SW Division St.(541) 385-3333cruxfermentation.com

BReWPuB $Deschutes Brewery & Public HouseLunch, dinner, patio, beer/wine, casual, handicap access. 1044 NW Bond St. (541) 382-9242deschutesbrewery.com

AMeRiCAN $$Flatbread Community OvenLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual, handicap access.375 SW Powerhouse Dr.(541) 728-0600flatbreadpizza.com

AMeRiCAN $$Greg’s Grill on the DeschutesLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, handicap access. 395 SW Powerhouse Dr. (541) 382-2200gregsgrill.com

PeRuViAN $$Hola! DowntownLunch, dinner, cocktails, casual.920 NW Bond St. (541) 728-0069holabend.com

PeRuViAN $$Hola! eastsideLunch, dinner, cocktails, casual. 2670 NE Hwy. 20 (541) 389-4652holabend.com

PeRuViAN $$Hola! Old MillLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual, handicap access. 680 SW Powerhouse Dr. Ste. 1002 (541) 647-2711holabend.com

NORTHWeST CuiSiNe $$$Jackalope GrillDinner, patio, cocktails, fine dining, handicap access. 750 NW Lava Rd.(541) 318-8435jackalopegrill.com

AMeRiCAN $McKay CottageBreakfast, lunch, casual. 62910 O.B. Riley Rd. 340(541) 383-2697themckaycottage.com

BReWPuB $Old Mill Brew WerksLunch, dinner, patio, entertainment, cocktails, casual, handicap access. 384 SW Upper Terrace Dr.(541) 633-7670oldmillbrewwerks.com

iTALiAN $Pastini PastariaLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual, handicap access. 375 SW Powerhouse Dr. Ste. 140(541) 749-1060pastini.com

AMeRiCAN $$The Pine TavernLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual, fine dining, handicap access. 967 NW Brooks St.(541) 382-5581pinetavern.com

AMeRiCAN $$Pizza MondoLunch, dinner, patio, beer/wine, casual, handicap access.811 NW Wall St.(541) 330-9093pizzamondobend.com

AMeRiCAN $Red RobinPatio, cocktails, casual, handicap access. 625 SW Powerhouse Dr.(541) 382-9234redrobin.com

AMeRiCAN $Rockin' DavesBreakfast, lunch, cocktails, casual. 661 NE Greenwood Ave.(541) 318-8177rockindaves.com

NORTHWeST CuiSiNe $$Scanlon’s RestaurantLunch, dinner, patio, entertainment, cocktails, casual, handicap access. 61615 Athletic Club Dr.(541) 382-8769scanlonsrestaurant.com

AMeRiCAN $$Zydeco Kitchen & CocktailsLunch, dinner, cocktails, handicap access. 919 Bond St. (541) 312-2899zydecokitchen.com

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NORTHWeST CuiSiNe $$$Kokanee CaféDinner, cocktails, fine dining. 25545 SW Forest Svc. Rd. 1419(541) 595-6420kokaneecafe.com

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BReWPuB $Three Creeks Brewing CompanyLunch, dinner, patio, beer/wine, casual, handicap access. 721 Desperado Ct.(541) 549-1963threecreeksbrewing.com

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BReWPuB $Sunriver Brewing CompanyLunch, dinner, patio, entertainment, cocktails, casual, handicap access. 57100 Beaver Dr. Bldg. 4 (541) 593-3007sunriverbrewingcompany.com

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AMeRiCAN $$Terrebonne DepotLunch, dinner, patio, cocktails, casual. 400 NW Smith Rock Way(541) 548-5030terrebonnedepot.com

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Bendistillery19330 Pinehurst Rd., Bend(541) 318-0200www.bendistillery.com

Cycle PubBend (541) 678-5051cyclepub.com

eberhard’s Dairy235 SW Evergreen, Redmond (541) 548-5181eberhardsdairy.com

Goody’s Candy StoreEntertainment, casual, handicap access. 1111 SE Division St., Bend(541) 385-7085 goodyschocolates.com

The Well Traveled Fork(541) 312-0097welltraveledfork.com

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Bigfoot Beverages2440 NE 4th St.(541) 382-4495bigfootbeverages.com

The Where to eat GuideThe #1 Dining Guidetheeatguide.com

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The Well Traveled ForkFollow the Fork to Central Oregon’s best local food and drink! Experience the bounty of the region with farm-to-fork culinary fi eld trips, cooking classes, or catered meals by Chef Bett e Fraser of The Well Traveled Fork. Knowledge-able tour guides show you where your food comes from on the Farm & Ranch Tour, or take you to the local food hotspots in town on the Culinary Secrets or Follow the Fork walking tour. Educational AND delicious!

(541) 312-0097 ⬥ welltraveledfork.com

Greg's Grill Situated in the heart of the historic Old Mill district. This polished casual restaurant has spectacular river and mountain views. Enjoy everything from our

signature rotisserie prime rib to great sandwiches and salads. Or have one of our steak, seafood, or chicken selections grilled to perfection on our apple-wood fi red grill. We also feature the most extensive wine by the glass selection in Bend complimenting our special bar menu from 3 to close daily. We have something for everyone.

395 SW Powerhouse Dr. ⬥ (541) 382-2200 ⬥ gregsgrill.com

Old Mill Brew WerksStashed just above the Old Mill on the corner of

Wilson and Upper Terrace is the hidden gem of the

Bend beer scene - Old Mill Brew Wërks. Serving the

entire lineup of popular Brew Wërks beers, this quaint

conversation spot also features a scratch kitchen with

regular fresh specials and intimate, personal service.

Upscale pub fare for those with high expectations.

(541) 633-7670 ⬥ 384 SW Upper Terrace Drive

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Pine TavernVisit Bend’s most historic restaurant, serving up classic dishes with a modern fl are. Whether sitt ing next to our 250 old Ponderosa Pine or viewing beautiful mirror pond, the Pine Tavern is always the place to be! Celebrating over 75 years in downtown, the Pine Tavern is Tradition Redefi ned. And don’t forget our famous scones and honey butt er!!

967 Brooks Street, Bend ⬥ (541) 382-5581 ⬥ pinetavern.com

Terrebonne Depot Food + DrinkTHE FRESHEST CUISINE IN CENTRAL OREGON, MINUTES FROM SMITH ROCK. Terrebonne Depot features ingredient focused American cuisine housed in Terrebonne’s 100-year old former train station. Terrebonne Depot off ers a wide range of fresh traditional fare, specialty cocktails, choice local and imported beer and wine. Food and drink may be enjoyed under the exposed beams of the recently renovated historic structure or outside on the expansive deck—where views of Smith Rock and the Cascades are unmatched. 1/4 Mile off of Highway 97 towards Smith Rock State Park.

(541) 548-5030 ⬥ 400 NW Smith Rock Way Terrebonne, OR 97760 ⬥ terrebonnedepot.com

Bendistillery

Experience the small batch distilled spirits revolution fi rst hand. Since 1996 Bendistillery has been keeping the tradition of handcraft ed gin and vodka. Only the freshest natural ingredients and pure Cascade Mountain water are used to create the smoothness and fl avor of our gin and vodka. We off er distillery tours, product tasting –

including seasonal cocktails, and a gift shop. Please stop by and see why Bendistillery is the most award winning craft distillery in America.

19330 Pinehurst Rd., Bend ⬥ (541) 318-0200 ⬥ bendistillery.com

900 WallLocated in the heart of Downtown Bend, 900 Wall is a relaxed, American restaurant serving serious country French and Italian infl uenced fare. The wine list, featuring more than fi ft y wines by the glass, is anchored with the great wines of the Pacifi c

Northwest and spiced with enough international variety to satisfy any wine drinker’s palett e. Artisian cocktails, informed, personable staff , and a unique atmosphere make 900 Wall a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

900 Wall Street, Bend ⬥ (541) 323-6295 ⬥ 900wall.com

Whether you’re looking for a contemporary resort dining experience in Chanterelle, or for the more rustic casual ambiance off ered at the Trailhead Grill, Pronghorn’s outstanding restaurants will tempt your taste buds while serving up a feast for the eyes. We off er a wide variety of menu items so come in, sit down and enjoy the best food and views in Central Oregon.

65600 Pronghorn Club Drive, Bend ⬥ (541) 693-5300 ⬥ pronghornclub.com

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Find the sweetest specials, the most delicious deals

and the latest styles. Its all here.

So Many Choices!

restaurant & shops | an outdoor amphitheater art galleries | a 16-screen cinema and

scenic river trails | it all adds up to a one-of-a-kind Central Oregon experience.

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So Many Choices!

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A Shopper's DreamImagine Frye boots, Coach handbags, Keen eco-fl ats and Salomon ski boots—without sales tax.

WHeN iT COMeS to shopping, Central Oregon is all about retail variety from small one-of-a kind boutiques to large chains and everything in between. Apparel to footwear, gifts to jewelry, locally made products to imports, there’s something for every shopper. Don't forget, there's no sales tax in Oregon.

Boutique experienceFor the small boutique experience, shop downtown Bend, down-town Sisters, downtown Redmond and The Village at Sunriver. Each of these locations offers a broad mix of shops along with a blend of venues in which to dine and drink along the way.

Downtown Bend There's fashion, furniture, jewelry, art, as well as plenty of restau-rants, breweries, coffeehouses, ice cream shops and old fashioned candy stores to keep you going. keep it local with Oregon Body & Bath and Cascade Cottons for your Bend T-shirts, hoodies and hats. Cowgirl Cash is Bend's boutique for used cowboy boots, belt buckles and jeans. Ladies can start trends at Hot Box Betty on Wall Street, a bit farther down the street you'll find Dalia's, a high-end repurposing consignment store.

Downtown Sisters In Western-themed downtown Sisters, you'll find more than Western wear. Stroll through the many art galleries and specialty shops. Find that undiscovered treasure in one of Sisters' antique shops. Among the many specialty shops, you'll find wonderful restaurants. Enjoy a scrumptious meal, taste some wine, grab an ice cream cone or just sit back and people watch.

The Village at SunriverThe Village at Sunriver continues an exceptional Central Oregon shopping experience with its boutiques, art galleries and sport-ing goods stores to support all of the recreational opportunities the region has to offer. After you've shopped 'til you've dropped, kick back at one of many unique dining venues that run the gamut from bistros to breweries and bakeries.

Downtown RedmondEast of the Cascade mountains, downtown Redmond is retail with a view. From unique home furnishing stores, to hip cloth-ing stores and cool coffee shops, downtown Redmond is the unexpected jewel of retail therapy in Central Oregon.

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Bend Factory Stores61334 S. Hwy. 97Bend, OR 97702(541) 382-4736mybendfactorystores.com

Bend River Promenade3188 N. Hwy. 97, Ste. 110Bend, OR 97701(541) 388-3644bendriverpromenade.com

Dalia's Designer Consigner855 NW Wall St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 728-0344facebook: dalia's designer consigner

Cascade Cott ons909 NW Wall St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 306-6071cascadecottons.com

Cascade Village Shopping Center63455 North Hwy 97Bend, OR 97701(541) 388-1495cascadevillage.net

Cowgirl Cash924 Brooks St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 678-5162cowgirlcashbend.com

Donner Flower Shop605 NW Newport Ave.Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-3791donnerflower.com

The Duck Store80 NE Bend River Mall Dr.Bend, OR 97702(541) 388-4435uoduckstore.com

Hot Box Bett y903 Wall St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 383-0050hotboxbetty.com

Old Mill DistrictSW Powerhouse Dr.Bend, OR 97702(541) 312-0131theoldmill.com

Oregon Body & Bath1019 NW Wall St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 383-5890oregonbodyandbath.com

The Oregon Store3188 N. Hwy. 97, Ste. 106 Bend, OR 97701(541) 389-8850theoregonstore.com

Powder House Ski & Patio311 SW Century Dr.Bend, OR 97702(541) 389-6234powderhousebend.com

Malls and Collections Old Mill DistrictBend's Old Mill District is its own small town of shops. Stretching along the bank of the Deschutes River, this revitalized historic site is a beautiful promenade with a popular collection of shops. The Old Mill District and its major retailers include Victoria’s Secret, REI, Coldwater Creek, Banana Republic, and The Gap. Among the bigger retailers are local favorites such as Saxon’s Fine Jewelers, DeWilde Art Glass and the Lubbesmeyer Studio for fantastic fiber arts.

Bend Factory StoresAt the south end of town lies one of Bend's biggest secrets. The Bend Factory Stores have everything from sportswear and formal wear to children's wear and home furnishings. For those who love a deal, the Bend Factory Stores has both a Nike and a Columbia Sportswear outlet to name just a couple. Other stores in the outlet include: The Coach Factory Store, Eddie Bauer Outlet, Izod, Pendleton Outlet and Pearl iZumi

Bend River PromenadeThe long-established Bend River Promenade Mall on Third Street is a hub of shopping activity in Bend. This shopping center is home to many of the trusted brands we grew up with, such as: Sears, Macy’s, kohl’s and T.J. Maxx. Don't forget to stop in The

Oregon Store, where you'll find the best of Oregon-made goods: local jams and jellies, hazelnuts and Pendleton blankets made especially for Ducks and Beavers fans. The Duck Store is just across the street for all of your university of Oregon Duck gear and accessories.

Cascade Village Shopping CenterThe Cascade Village Shopping Center is located on the north edge of town. Here you'll find many larger format stores including Trader Joe's, Target, The Home Depot, Best Buy, Dick's Sporting Goods and Famous Footwear.

Sports Gear and Outfi tt ersFor sports gear, there's no better place to be than Central Oregon. For general outfitters, try one of the many, includ-ing REI. For ski and snowboards, hit Powder House in Bend or Bachelor Ski & Sport at Mt. Bachelor's West Village. Headed out on the water? Find all you need at Stillwater Fly Shop, Fly & Field Outfitters, Sun Country Tours, Tumalo Creek kayak & Canoe and Standup Paddle Bend. Bike shops? We've got plenty of them. Among others, Hutch's Bicycles has an eastside and a westside location in Bend.

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Rei380 Powerhouse Dr.Bend, OR 97701(541) 385-0594rei.com/stores/bend.html

Saxon’s Fine Jewelers360 SW Powerhouse Dr., Ste. 110Bend, OR 97702(541) 389-6655saxonsfinejewelers.com

The Village at Sunriver57100 Beaver Dr.Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 593-8704villageatsunriver.com

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Redmond Chamber of Commerce & CVBThe Redmond experience is one that truly refl ects the best of Central Oregon. Located in the “center” of Central Oregon, Redmond has long been known as the “Hub of Central Oregon.” Recently, Redmond has experienced a dramatic renaissance

and has become a true jewel of the high desert. Whether you are hiking the trails at Smith Rock or shopping Redmond’s downtown shops, you are sure to discover why so many people are choosing to call Redmond home. Redmond is also home to Robert’s Field, Central Oregon’s only commercial airport. You will be amazed at what Redmond has to off er.

446 SW 7th Street, Redmond ⬥ (541) 923-5191 ⬥ visitredmondoregon.com

Oregon Store The Oregon Store off ers some of the best products that Oregon businesses have available. We carry

products from over 200 Oregon companies in our Sunriver and Bend stores. From Gourmet Foods (Marionberry, Huckleberry, Hazelnuts & Smoked Salmon), Myrtlewood, Souvenirs, Oregon wines, Clothing, Books, Jewelry, to Pendleton"Registered trademark sign here" Woolen products, we have a selection that will allow you to give a gift of Oregon to yourself or to others. Gift Baskets and everything else also available online.

Bend River Promenade & Sunriver Village Mall ⬥ 1-800-541-5797 ⬥ theoregonstore.com

Hot Box BettyHotboxbett y has been the premiere women's lifestyle boutique in beautiful downtown Bend since 2001. Off ering a casually elegant range of style that features such designers as Vince, Frye, Joie, DVF, AG, Citizens of Humanity, Mother, 3 Dots, Velvet, Graham & Spencer, Souchi, Hanky Panky, Emily Jane, Prairie Under-ground, The Portland Collection, Bridge & Burn, Kai and many other exclusive designers. Come see what the quintessential Bend lifestyle looks like in apparel! Hotboxbett y ~ always Bend. always downtown.

903 Wall St, Bend ⬥ (541) 383-0050 ⬥ hotboxbetty.com

Wheel Fun Rentals of BendWheel Fun Rentals of Bend rents super fun, pedal-powered vehicles for experiencing all that beautiful Central Oregon has to off er. Whether you want to shop, dine or sightsee, their fl eet of Surreys, Deuce Coupes and other fun toys will get you there in style. Hourly and all day rentals available. Conve-nient locations in Bend’s Old Mill District, Downtown Bend, Eagle Crest Resort and Black Butt e Ranch in Sisters.

603 SW Mill A Drive, Bend(541) 408-4568

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Shop Sisters CountryThe shops in our 1880s themed town are anything but old-fashioned. Built with the spirit of the original Sisters Country sett lers – the Sisters shopping experience is unique. Find your perfect gift at one of the many owner-operated specialty stores, enjoy stunning art work at a local gallery or locate a treasure at one of the antique shops. While you’re here enjoy a scrump-tious meal and taste some wine or craft beer. Then grab an ice cream or specialty coff ee and stroll through Sisters Country to fi nd your pioneering spirit.

(541) 549-0251 ⬥ sisterscountry.com

Dalia's Designer ConsignerNothing expresses your mood like what you're wearing – it can change your whole att itude! At Dalia's we off er designer denim, handbags and footwear at a fraction of departmentment store prices. Every piece is hand selected for consignment in our store by our knowledgeable tastemakers, who collect the fi nest new and gently worn brand names for resale in our unique boutique. Come see us for a personalized fashion consultation, and experience the joy of owning designer pieces that wash bett er, last longer, and fi t perfectly for years to come.

855 Wall Street, Bend ⬥ (541) 728-0344 ⬥ facebook: dalia's designer consigner

Cascade Cott onsCascade Cott ons has Bend & Central Oregon's largest selection of logo apparel, ac-cessories, gift s and souvenirs for the entire family. We have a huge selection of T-Shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and souvenirs with Bend and local area themes. Come see us in downtown Bend and we will help preserve your vacation memories in STYLE!

909 NW Wall St., Bend ⬥ 541-306-6071 ⬥ cascadecottons.com

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Test your golf game against other amateurs from across the nation at the 17th Annual Pacific Amateur Golf Classic, the largest and longest running amateur tournament in the West. Men and women of all ages will compete over three days of tournament play to qualify for the Championship round at Sunriver’s world-renowned Crosswater Club. Enter the PacAm and you’ll experience the finest courses in Central Oregon along with exciting 19th hole activities and prizes. So no matter how you play, you can’t lose.

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»Events CalendarHighlights for

the best of what's happening in and

around Central Oregon throughout the year.

From music and theater to rodeos, pow wows, marathons and mountain bike races, there's never a dull moment on the Central Oregon calendar.

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The Tower Theatre BenD“Cirque Ziva” performed by: Golden Dragon Acrobats. (541) 317-0700towertheatre.org

Bend Broadband’s Jazz at The OxfordPresents: Karrin Allyson(541) 382-8436oxfordhotelbend.com/jazz-at-the-oxford.htm

Mt. BachelorUSA Snowboard AssociationEnter the Dragon Central Oregon Series.January – March 2013mtbachelor.com

Crooked River Ranch Steel StampedeVintage motocross & trials.(800) 637-5435crookedriverranch.com

RiverFest on the Deschutes MaupinFree & family-friendly! Live music, raft trips, fly-casting pond, kids' activities, arts & crafts and more.(541) 395-2222 maupinriverfest.com

Central Oregon Saturday Market DoWntoWn BenDEvery Saturday, Memorial Day weekend through Mid-September.centraloregonsaturdaymarket.com

Pole Pedal PaddleParticipants from across the U.S. gather to alpine ski, cross-country ski, bike, run, canoe/kayak & sprint to the finish line.(541) 388-0002 pppbend.com

Mt. BachelorGerry Lopez Big Wave Challenge.(800) 829-2442 mtbachelor.com

Mt. BachelorDeschutes Brewery Concert Series.Every Saturday in May 2013 (800) 829-2442 mtbachelor.com

Bend Farmer’s MarketWednesdays 3-7 p.m.; June – October in the Brooks Alleyway (behind the Tower Theatre) in Downtown Bend on Fridays from 2-6 p.m.; at St. Charles Medical Center June – September.(541) 408-4998 bendfarmersmarket.com

Bite of Bend DoWntoWn Great food booths, live music and, of course, a beer garden. (541) 323-0964 thebiteofbend.com

Pacific Crest Weekend Sports Festival SunriVer Athletes from around the country compete. This weekend event includes a marathon and a

triathalon, and is a national qualifier for the Boston Marathon. It also includes a sports & fitness expo, live music, food and family fun. (503) 644-6822 racecenter.com/pacificcrest

Summer Concert Series olD Mill DiStrictHeadliner concerts all summer long at the Les Schwab Amphitheater in Bend’s Old Mill

District. Free concerts Sunday afternoons through September. (541) 312-8510 bendconcerts.com

Sisters RodeoThree days of rodeo performances, gatherings & activities for the entire family. (800) 827-7522 sistersrodeo.com

Pi-ume-Shaw Treaty Days Pow Wow WarM SprinGS Treaty commemoration featuring cultural arts, crafts, food & tradi-tional dance. (541) 553-1196 warmsprings.com

Crooked River Round-up prineVilleThe Spirit of the Old West is still alive with cowboys, horses, music and more. (800) 428-5574 crookedriverroundup.com

Year- RoundFirst Friday Art WalkOn the first Friday of each month, Downtown Bend & Old Mill District. Live Music and Guest Artists.bendgalleries.com

January FebruaryBend WinterFest olD Mill DiStrictIce carving, children’s NightLight walk, music, beer garden & local artisan crafts. (541) 323-0964 bendwinterfest.com

Hoodoo Winter CarnivalSnow sculptures, torchlight descent, kids' games, fireworks, BBQ & live music. (541) 822-3799 hoodoo.com

eagle Watch 2013 culVer Cove Palisades State ParkAnnual celebration of the arrival of winter migrant bald eagles to Lake Billy Chinook. (541) 923-7551 x21oregonstateparks.org

MarchCascades Theatrical Company BenDThe Shadow Box by Michael Cristofer:This production earned Cristofer both a Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award in 1977.(541) 389-0803 cascadestheatrical.org

Bend Broadband’s Jazz at The Oxford Presents: Tom Scott and California Express(541) 382-8436oxfordhotelbend.com/jazz-at-the-oxford.htm

ApriluSA BMx Great NW Nationals reDMonD Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center. Over 1,000 of the nation’s top BMX racers compete in numerous age divisions. (541) 548-2711 expo.deschutes.org

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Bite of Bend Great food booths, live music and, of course, a beer garden. (541) 323-0964

Pacific Crest Weekend Sports Festival Athletes from around the country compete. This weekend event includes a marathon and a

triathalon, and is a national qualifier for the Boston Marathon. It also includes a sports

District. Free concerts Sunday afternoons through September. (541) 312-8510

Sisters RodeoThree days of rodeo performances, gatherings & activities for the entire family. (800) 827-7522

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Old Fashioned July 4th Festival DoWntoWn BenDPet Parade downtown followed by games in Drake Park. One of Bend’s oldest and most popular events. (541) 389-7275 bendparksandrec.org

Bend Summer Fest DoWntoWnCommunity arts, kids’ activities, beer garden, food vendors and live music. (541) 389-0995 bendsummerfestival.com

Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show DoWntoWnClasses, garden tours & an outdoor show featuring nearly 1,000 quilts hung throughout town. Not to be missed! (541) 549-0989 sistersoutdoorquiltshow.com

Jefferson County Fair MaDraSGood old fashioned family fun, carnival, music, demolition derby, tractor pull and much, much more. (541) 325-5050 www.jcfairgrounds.org

La Pine Frontier Days & RodeoLa Pine’s biggest crafters fair of the year, Fourth of July celebration and a rodeo that draws over 400 cowboys & cowgirls to ride, rope and wrangle.(541) 536-7500 lapinefrontierdays.org

Pari-Mutuel Horse Races prineVilleAmong the best horse-racing events in the Pacific Northwest.(541) 447-4479 crookedriverroundup.com

The Oregon High Desert Classics Horse Show BenDThe largest and most prestigious hunter-jumper competition in the Pacific Northwest. (541)389-1409 jbarj.org/ohdc

Cascade Cycling ClassicSome of the best cycling races in America, taking over 200 riders through downtown Bend and into the surrounding Cascade Mountains.(541) 388-0002 cascade-classic.org

Balloons Over BendHot-air balloons soar above Central Oregon’s clear blueskies. . .and in the evening light them up for “Night Glow.” (541) 323-0964 balloonsoverbend.com

Celtic Festival & Highland Games MaDraS Jefferson County FairgroundsTraditional events of the Highland Games, plus demonstrations & activities from all Celtic groups. hdcs.net/festival.htm

Pacific Amateur Golf ClassicOfficial Host Site: Sunriver ResortThe West’s largest amateur golf event, playing on Central Oregon’s finest courses, plus 19th hole evening activi-ties. (888) 425-3976 pacamgolf.com

Sisters Folk FestivalBringing blues to bluegrass in an intimate, affordable setting.(541) 549-4979 sistersfolkfestival.org

uSA Cycling Masters Road Nationals BenDBend is the only town in America hosting eight USA Cycling National Championships. usacycling.org

Sunriver SunFestSunriver’s annual food and wine festival in the Sunriver Village Mall.(541) 385-7988 sunriversunfest.com

Sisters Western & Native American Arts Festival(541) 549-0251 sisterscountry.com

Bend Fall Festival DoWntoWnMore than 100 artist booths, two music stages, children’s activities and more.bendfallfestival.com

July AugustDeschutes County Fair & Rodeo reDMonDFun, great food, carnival rides, concerts, vendors. An abundance of family fun! (541) 548-2711

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Flashback Car Cruz BenD, DraKe parKThis event is open to all ’79 and older classic cars. (541) 382-9370 centraloregonclassicchevyclub.com

Ghost Tree invitational SunriVer reSortCelebrity golf tournament and first-class epicurean

event. ghosttreeinvitational.com

Bend BrewFest leS ScHWaB AMpHitHeaterMore than 50 distinct craft beers available for public

tasting. (541) 312-8510 bendbrewfest.com

Sunriver Music Festival SunriVer reSortFine music, including classical, pop & a family concert at the historic Great Hall. (541) 593-1084 sunrivermusic.org

Art in the High Desert BenD, olD MillOver 110 juried artists from across the country & Canada exhibit and sell their original artworks.(541) 322-6272 artinthehighdesert.com

The Airshow of the Cascades MaDraS airportBi-plane, helicopter & glider rides. Vintage & military air-craft displays. cascadesairshow.com

SeptemberCentral Oregon Pumpkin Co. at Smith Rock Ranch terreBonne“The Maize.”(541) 504-1414 pumpkinco.org

BendFilm Festival BenDFour days of viewing, learning & celebrating inde-pendent cinema, filmmakers & film fans. (541) 388-FEST (3378) bendfilm.org

Sisters Harvest Faire DoWntoWnOver 200 juried vendors of handcrafted quality arts & crafts, plus food & entertainment. (541) 549-0251 sisterscountry.com

Bend’s Big Fat TourThree days of fully supported, guided & shuttled single track mountain biking bliss! (541) 385-7002 bendsbigfattour.com

Traditions at Sunriver ResortElf tuck-ins, breakfasts with Santa, concerts sleigh rides and more. Make this your family tradition. Starts the day after Thanksgiving and runs through New Year’s Eve. (541) 593-4609 sunriver-resort.com

Cowboy Christmas in Sisters CountryVisit SistersCountry.com for Cowboy Christmas special promotions & events. (541) 549-0251 sisterscountry.com

Starfest at eagle Crest Resort reDMonDDrive through this spectacular display of holiday lights at night or ride in a horse-drawn wagon. (800) 682-4786 eagle-crest.com

Bend Christmas Parade downtownMarching bands, kids of all ages & pets of all varieties put on their festive best to kick off the holiday season. (541) 388-3879 bendchristmasparade.com

La Pine Trucker’s Light ParadeLighted vehicles of all sizes sparkle their way through downtown La Pine in a holiday atmosphere. (541) 536-9771 lapine.org

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Embracing its heritage of Native Americans, Oregon Trail pioneers, timber and the high desert, Central Oregon has inspiring cultural resources.

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Beyond Bend’s First Friday Art Walks, summer and fall street festivals in the region feature fantastic works of art. Notably, the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show has become an internationally famous event, attracting quilt makers from around the globe to show off their works outdoors throughout the town. The quilt show also includes seminars and workshops for quilters.

On permanent display in the art scene, The Museum at Warm Springs in the town of the same name features one of the finest collections of Native American art and artifacts in the West. 2013 marks the Museum's 20th Anniversary where

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Connecting with CultureAn array of museums, public art and music venues bring together the past and the emerging future of Central Oregon's cultural scene.

a special exhibit of works by the late Apolonia Susana Santos, accomplished artist and avid activist for the Native Arts, will be displayed in honor of this landmark year. Make this part of any of your Central Oregon cultural itineraries.

Focusing on the flora, fauna and pioneer history of Central Oregon, the High Desert Museum south of Bend combines indoor dioramas, outdoor displays featuring birds of prey and live demonstrations of everyday pioneer life. A must-stop for families, the museum is also noted for presenting the best in contemporary landscape painting and photography.

Moving from art to music, Central Oregon runs the gamut. For big-concert lovers, the Les Schwab Amphitheater along the Deschutes River in Bend presents national and interna-tional acts.

The Athletic Club of Bend also showcases top-name acts for its summer series of evening outdoor concerts. Redmond hosts a summer concert series as well, featuring well-established and up-and-coming regional musicians. A quick check of the local media when in Central Oregon reveals a lively music scene at local clubs year-round.

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events such as the regular Pickin’ and Paddlin’ concerts on the lawn at Tumalo Creek kayak and Canoe in Bend's Old Mill District.

The center stage of folk music in Central Oregon is the annual Sisters Folk Festival, which deftly combines big-name acts with neophytes to the scene. Held September 6-8, the event features a number of indoor and outdoor venues throughout Sisters.

In the classical music genre, mark your calendars for August 4-21 and the Sunriver Music Festival. Within Sunriver Resort's dramatic, giant-log-beamed Great Hall, enjoy classical pops and cover bands of The Beatles.

While in Sunriver, take an educational jaunt to the Oregon Observatory and Sunriver Nature Center for constellations and owls.

Jazz fans can enjoy the Jazz at The Oxford series that runs fall through spring at the Oxford Hotel in Bend. And there’s the regular Jazz at Joe’s series that takes

Local KnowledgePaul Alan Bennett artist

Following graduation from art school

in Baltimore, Maryland, Paul Alan

Bennett headed to Greece where he

made and taught art for six years.

That was followed by a stint as an

instructor/artist in Portland during

which he met his wife-to-be at a con-

ference at Suttle Lake near Sisters.

“She was teaching art at Central

Oregon Community College, so I decid-

ed it would be best for me to move to

Sisters to be with her”, says Bennett.

Twenty-two years later Bennett

remains a teacher and artist known

for his sophisticated folk art style

much of which is a “personal diary.”

When friends visit and either the

Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show or the

Sisters Folk Festival are in progress,

we take them there. Otherwise, we’ll

take a tour of the local art galleries

and walk the First Friday art events.

My favorite thing about Central

Oregon is the great outdoors. There’s

just so much to do year-round

if you enjoy hiking, skiing,

camping, outdoor pho-

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around places such

as Bend’s

Old Mill

District.

TOP: Photo Walks with Cascade Photography.MiDDLe: The Museum at Warm Springs.BOTTOM: An otter at the High Desert Museum.

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place at Bend’s Community Theater of the Cascades (CTC).

When not hosting music events, CTC offers a full schedule of dramas, comedies and musicals. So too with Bend’s Second Street Theater.

Offering its own mix of theater, film, music and lectures, the historic Tower Theatre is the crown jewel of downtown Bend. The theater also serves as the host location during the annual BendFilm Festival weekend that celebrates indepen-dent film and filmmakers.

And as the region’s creative commu-nity expands and evolves, so too does its farmers markets. Bend hosts three dis-tinct markets from May until October—one in the heart of downtown, one on

the grounds of St. Charles Medical Center and a third in Bend’s NorthWest Crossing neighborhood. Redmond holds a regular Thursday evening farmers market. All of these markets, taken together, promote Central Oregon’s farm-to-table culture and enhance regional livability.

While on an agricultural theme, try Maragas Winery’s old-fashioned annual grape crush in September. Purple hands are the signs of a true vintner. Chef Bette Fraser also offers culinary tours and classes through her Well Traveled Fork enterprise.

From art and music to agriculture and farmers markets, Central Oregon is a hopping cultural scene with spectacular scenery.

Name of Location

Art in the High DesertPO Box 5575Bend, OR 97708 (541) 322-6272artinthehighdesert.com

Cascade Centerof Photography390 SW Columbia St., Ste. 110 Bend, OR 97702 (541) 241-2266ccophoto.com

Cascades Theatrical Company148 NW Greenwood Ave. Bend, OR 97701 (541) 389-0803cascadestheatrical.org

Des Chutes Historical Museum129 NW Idaho Ave. Bend, OR 97701 (541) 389-1813deschuteshistory.org

DeWilde Art Glass421 SW Powerhouse Dr.Bend, OR 97702 (541) 419-3337

GeTiT ShuttleDowntown Bend (541) 610-6103getitshuttle.com

High Desert Museum59800 S. Hwy. 97 Bend, OR 97702 (541) 382-4754highdesertmuseum.org

Lubbesmeyer Studio & Gallery450 SW Powerhouse Dr., Ste. 423 Bend, OR 97702 (541) 330-0840lubbesmeyer.com

The Museum At Warm SpringsPO Box 909, 2189 Hwy. 26Warm Springs, OR 97761 (541) 553-3331museumatwarmsprings.org

Oregon Observatory and Sunriver Nature Center57245 River Rd.Sunriver, OR 97707 (541) 593-4394sunrivernaturecenter.org

Sunriver Art FairePO Box 3334 Sunriver Women’s ClubSunriver, OR 97707 (877) 269-2580sunriverartfaire.com

Studio 40419449 Pond Meadow Ave.Bend, OR 97702 (541) 389-6829studio404photography.com

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Oregon Observatory at Sunriver

Sunriver Music FestivalPO Box 4308 Sunriver, OR 97707 (541) 593-1084sunrivermusic.org

Sunriver Music Festival

Early Bend school teachers mug for the camera.

Put some history in your future.

Exhibits, Events, Bookstore,Research Library, Meeting Facility

Open Tuesday–Saturday10 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

129 NW Idaho Avenue Located in downtown Bend, Oregon

between Wall and Bond Streets. Free parking.

541.389.1813 | DeschutesHistory.org

Operated by the Deschutes County Historical Society,a non-profit organization dedicated to

preserving, promoting and celebrating our local history.

Feel T he Spirit!

Experience A Place of Ancient Beauty and Heritage

Walk in Beauty on the Twanat Trail

Select a Handmade Treasure in the Museum Giftshop

2189 Highway 26 o Warm Springs, Oregon o 541-553-3331

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Central Oregon’s Premier Juried Art & Fine Craft Festival, showcasing over 100 artists from around the country and Canada - all on the banks of the beautiful Deschutes River.

August 23, 24, 25 - 2013

A r t I n T h eH i g h D e s e r t . c omThanks fo r the i r suppor t !



Relax & Retreat»

Ahh the sunshine! Take in your vitamin D, have a shiatsu massage, and relax and recharge.

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MASSAGe, FACiALS, and hand and foot therapy. While Central Oregon has become an outdoor recreation mecca, so too is it known for its relaxation oases. The region is now central to a bevy of spas that specialize in pampering—many of these in spectacular natural surroundings.

Located east of Bend near Powell Butte, the Brasada Ranch Spa offers a wide range of services in a tranquil setting with superb views out towards the snow-capped Cascade Range. Spa guests are privy to a hot tub and pool before and after their treatments—all in the setting of the high desert. The seaweed body wrap or lemongrass mimosa body scrub are two intoxicat-ing indulgences to schedule.

With a similarly inspiring setting, the Sage Springs Club and Spa at Sunriver sets the standard for a relaxing spa experience at the otherwise bustling resort. After a day on the slopes of Mt. Bachelor or on one of the area's golf courses, settle into a High Desert Nirvana package of massage and facial or the trifecta of the Three Sisters Renewal—a massage, facial and pedicure.

Between Bend and Redmond, the Spa at Eagle Crest is yet

Relax & Retreat

Lose Yourself at a SpaFrom day spas to full resorts that cater to your well being, your options for a healthy retreat are many.

again another spa in a tranquil rural setting. Clear out your day for Eagle Crest’s Day at the Spa package with the works—from massaged head to pedicured toes.

If you are in the mood for high desert culture and repose, head to Spa Wanapine in Warm Springs, where the spring’s natural hot waters are a key element in the offerings. After a full-body massage unwind with a mineral soak.

Back in Bend, there are several exquisite spas to choose from including Spa W, Jinsei Spa and Anjou Spa. As its names con-notes, Jinsei has Far Eastern touches. Anjou prides itself as a "green" spa.

Jinsei Spa brings a worldly menu of massages to Bend that stretch from Indonesian massage, to Indian head massage, tradi-tional Thai massage, and yin-yang couples massage alongside a fireplace and a glass of pear sake.

Anjou Spa and Salon takes its "green" mission serious. All of its products are all-natural and organic. Its services such as organic facials and non-toxic nail polish for mani-pedis are just a couple of examples of its sustainability.

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Spa W is one of the area’s most luxurious spas and big enough to han-dle bridal parties. known especially for its mani-pedis, Spa W hand and foot treatments come with a hand or foot massage, a soak, cuticle removal and a nail buff followed by lotion or polish.

In Sisters, Shibui at FivePine is a Japanese-influenced spa with a beauti-ful Buddhist approach to restorative relaxation. In this zen den in the forest a contemplative 121-year-old Buddha sits among many tantalizing treat-ments. Think of your time here as a spiritual retreat enhanced by special therapies such as the Ayurvedic Lotus Dream (a hot oil rhythmic massage), Shirodhara (warm oil poured over the forehead for healing) and Crystal therapy (deploying crystals to release energy).

Local KnowledgeLaura Cooper physical therapist

Watching the explosion of interest in

yoga throughout Central Oregon, physical

therapist Laura Cooper introduced thera-

peutic yoga to her clients. “There were so

many people asking for it and wanting to

integrate it into their lives that I had to get

involved,” she says.

A native Oregonian and former

university of Oregon cross-country and

track runner, Cooper met her husband

(also a physical therapist) in graduate

school at the university of Montana.

They moved to Bend 14 years ago and

now have two kids.

When friends are visiting, the Coopers

take them mountain biking or stand-up

paddling in the warm months. “It doesn’t

take much time to get to some peace-

ful quiet natural setting or to a hub

of outdoor sports activity,” she notes.

The diversity of recreational

options in Central

Oregon keeps the

Coopers constantly

outdoors, pedal-

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into their next

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TOP: A facial at the relaxing Sage Springs Spa at Sunriver. BOTTOM: A massage room at Jinsei Spa.

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AS MuCH AS Central Oregon is noted nationwide for its outdoor recreation and fitness options, so too is the region becoming known for its indoor offerings from yoga to Pilates, weight training, zoomba, water aerobics as well as senior-oriented weight and aerobic training.

yoga and a variety of different versions of the ancient art have worked its way deeply into Central Oregon’s core health culture. Per capita, the region boasts an unusually high ratio of private studios and public venues to the number of participants.

Offering yoga along with a diverse selection of fitness classes and indoor fitness apparatus are Bend Athletic Club, Juniper Swim and Fitness Center (Bend), the Sisters Athletic Club, Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic and Recreation Center (SHARC) and Maverick's at Sunriver.

For a complete yoga immersion, try retreating to destination resorts FivePine Lodge in Sisters or Brasada Ranch outside of Bend. Both resorts offer comprehensive packages in tranquil and bucolic settings.

With many public and private pools in the area, swimming is making a big splash in Central Oregon. Bring your suits, goggles and towels, and dive in on the

lap and recreational swimming sessions. Of note is the Juniper Swim and Fitness Center with its 50-meter outdoor pool (domed in winter for four-season use) and its indoor 25-meter pool. The outdoor pool and kids water recreational park are new additions that are summer favorites.

kah-Nee-Ta Resort boasts a 184-foot slide into its hot springs mineral pool that is twice the size of an Olympic pool and is cooled in the summer and heated in the fall.

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Escape to Fitness

Anjou Spa & Salon225 NW Franklin Ave., Ste. 3 Bend, OR 97701 (541) 382-1138anjouspa.com

Athletic Club of Bend61615 Athletic Club Dr. Bend, OR 97702 (541) 385-3062athleticclubofbend.com

Jinsei Spa118 NW Newport Ave. Bend, OR 97701 (541) 383-8282jinseispa.com

Mavericks at Sunriver18135 Cottonwood Dr.Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 593-2500mavericksatsunriver.com

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Sage Springs Club & Spa57001 Meadow Rd. Sunriver, OR 97707 (800) 801-8765sunriver-resort.com

Shibui Spa at FivePine720 Buckaroo TrailSisters, OR 97759 (541) 549-6164shibuispa.com

Sisters Athletic Club1001 Desperado Trail Sisters, OR 97759 (541) 549-6878sistersathleticclub.com

Spa Brasada 16986 SW Brasada Ranch Rd. Powell Butte, OR 97753(886) 373-4882brasada.com/spa

Athletic Club of Bend

Sunriver's new aquatic and recreation center, SHARC, is a village of water. It has indoor and outdoor pools, water slides, a lazy river, hot tubs and plenty of space for kids to splash and play. If surfing is in your past, present or future, try Mavericks indoor wave rider. you'll emerge either soaking wet or as dry as local surfing legend Gerry Lopez riding a curl.

Sisters Athletic Club

Athletic Club of Bend

Brasada Ranch

Spa W125 NW Wall St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 388-1485spa-w.com

Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic Center/SHARC57250 Overlook Rd.Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 585-5000sunriverowners.org

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Babies and children are much more sensitive to sun than adults. Just one blistering sunburn in childhood more than doubles a person’s chances of developing melanoma later in life.

Stay covered. Apply sunscreen generously and often, wear protective clothing and avoid excessive sun exposure between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

For more information about protecting your family from skin cancer, please contact St. Charles Family Care in Bend at 541-706-4800 or visit StCharlesHealthCare.org.

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There are myriad reasons to move to Central Oregon but for simplicity’s sake, let’s narrow it down to an easy eight.

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Parks Galore The area’s parks come in fourth. They are world-class yet not overrun. Regional parks offer anyone a respite from a hectic day and a safe place to play with kids..

All the Extras Fifth would be the region’s amenities. Today, the region boasts first-class dining, a much-heralded craft beer and brewpub culture, a vibrant art communities, world-class entertainment and easy access to the rest of the country with good airline connections through a hassle-free airport.

People Here you'll find as friendly and safe a community as can be found anywhere in America.

Family Central Oregon is a great place to raise children with its excellent schools and lots of kid-friendly recreational activities.

Best in Medicine Finally, there is an unrivaled local medical community noted throughout the West for providing the best in care. Top docs are drawn to Central Oregon’s climate, mountains and way of life.

Perfect Location First is the region’s location midway between the Cascade Range to the west and the vast expanse of the high desert to the east. This setting offers the best of both mountain and desert landscapes and all their recreational opportunities.

Quality of Life Second is the pace of life. Things move a bit more slowly here. Stress is minimal, with short commutes by car or bike. There’s clean air and water, and people take time to get to know their neighbors.

Outdoor Paradise Recreation ranks within the top three. Within minutes from your home in Central Oregon, you can snowshoe, and cross-country, alpine or backcountry ski in the mountains. At lower elevations in the mild high desert winter, you can ride a bike or even golf. Come spring, summer and fall, there’s rafting, stand-up paddling, recreational kayaking, golf, spin and fly-fishing, mountain biking and road cycling, trail running and hiking just minutes away.

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You know it as a top spot in the U.S. to play, but did you know Central Oregon has thriving businesses in software, renewable energy, electronics, biosciences, and recreational equipment manufacturing? Costs for employers and employees are lower than you might think in this recreation paradise. But our top asset is the phenomenal talent – technical to senior management – that has consciously chosen to live here. And why not? Whether commuting to

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work or to your favorite fly fishing spot, golf course, mountain bike trail or ski resort, most everything is just minutes away. One of the fastest growing small metros in the nation, we are well connected to the rest of the world with direct flights to eight international airports, mainline rail, multiple highways and high capacity telecom, electric and natural gas infrastructure. Central Oregon is not just a destination for visitors, it’s Destination Opportunity for business.

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Bend Rental Guide1900 NE 3rd St., Ste. 106-117 Bend, OR 97701(541) 633-3001bendrentalguide.com

Cascade Sotheby’s international Realty650 SW Bond St., Ste. 100Bend, OR 97702Wendy Adkisson(541) 383-7600cascadesothebysrealty.com Myra Girod(541) 323-4822centraloregonbendproperty.com Bryan Hilts(541) 771-3200brian.hilts.cascadesothebysrealty.comSandy Kohlmoos(541) 383-7600bestbendhomes.com

Cascade Village NW63700 Cascade Village Dr.Bend, OR 97701(541) 388-0000cascadevillagenw.com

Century 21 Lifestyles Realty(541) 382-3333 (Bend)century21bend.com (541) 593-8685 (Sunriver)century21sunriver.com

Coldwell Banker Morris Real estateAl Eastwood486 SW Bluff Dr. in the Old Mill Bend, OR 97702(541) 382-4123bendproperty.com

Coldwell Banker Morris Real estateDawn Ulrickson 486 SW Bluff Dr.Bend, OR 97702(541) 610-9427homescentraloregon.com

The Garner Group Real estate, LLC2762 NorthWest Crossing Dr., Ste. 100Bend, OR 97701(541) 383-4360thegarnergroup.com

The Garner Group Real estate, LLCVictoria Davis 2762 NorthWest Crossing Dr., Ste. 100Bend OR 97701(541) 410-2621thegarnergroup.com

Group Mackenzie1515 SE Water Ave.RiverEast Center, Ste. 100Portland, OR 97214(503) 224-9560groupmackenzie.com

The Hasson Company(866) 905-3063hasson.com

NorthWest Crossing2762 NorthWest Crossing Dr., Ste. 100Bend, OR 97701(541) 312-6473northwestcrossing.com

Obsidian Real estate GroupBrian Intlekofer63032 Lower Meadow Dr., Ste. 100 Bend, OR 97701(541) 633-7772 obsidianrealestategroup.com

Pronghorn - An Auberge Resort65600 Pronghorn Club Dr.Bend, OR 97701(541) 693-5300pronghornclub.com

ReMax/Key PropertiesSheree MacRitchie431 NW Franklin Ave., Ste. 3 Bend, OR 97701(541) 480-8919bendsmyhome.com

Tripleknot Townhomes61385 Meeks TrailBend, OR 97702(888) 274-2317tripleknottownhomes.com

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A-1 Westside Storage317 SW Columbia St.Bend, OR 97702(541) 317-5700centraloregonstorage.com

Bank of the Cascades1100 NW Wall St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 385-6200botc.com

Bend Mailing Services1036 SE Paiute Way Bend, OR 97702(541) 388-0789bendmailing.com

Bryant, Lovlien & Jarvis, PC591 SW Mill View WayBend, OR 97702(541) 382-4331bryantlovlienjarvis.com

Carlson Sign1605 NE Forbes Rd.Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-2182carlsonsign.com

Central Oregon Food Policy Council(541) 504-3307centraloregonfoodpolicy.org

Combined Communications63088 NE 18th St., Ste. 200 Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-5263centraloregonmagazine.com

Deschutes Media, LLC70 SW Century Dr., Ste. 100-335Bend, OR 97702(541) 550-70811859magazine.com

Downtown Bend Business Association(541) 788-3628downtownbend.org

DVA Advertising & Public Relations109 NW Greenwood Ave., Ste. 103Bend, OR 97701(541) 389-2411dvaadv.com

economic Development for Central Oregon705 SW Bonnett Way, Ste. 1000 Bend, OR 97702(541) 388-3236edcoinfo.com

Horizon Broadcasting Group854 NE 4th St. Bend, OR 97701 (541) 383-3825horizonbroadcasting.com

Karnopp Petersen LLP1201 NW Wall St., Ste. 300Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-3011karnopp.com

The Lucky Group(541) 647-1818

Lumbermens insurance965 SW Emkay Dr.Bend, OR 97702(541) 382-2421lumbins.com

Oregon State university - Cascades2600 NW College WayBend, OR 97701-5933(541) 322-3152osucascades.edu

Red Bee Press(541) 306-9611redbeepress.com

Ryder Graphics370 SW Columbia Bend, OR 97702(541) 382-5934rydergraphics.net

State Farm insuranceFred Hornback1180 SE Division, Ste. 2 Bend, OR 97702(800) 278-5055fredhornback.com

SwipeNow5100 SW Macadam Ave., Ste. 250Portland, OR 97239(888) 382-8472swipenow.com

Visuality(541) 383-3669visuality.biz

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Bend Memorial Clinic1501 NE Medical Center Dr. Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-4900bendmemorialclinic.com

St. Charles Medical Center2500 NE Neff Rd. Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-4321scmc.org

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Miller Lumber110 NE Greenwood Ave.Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-2022miller-lumber.com

Pahlisch Homes, inc.63088 NE 18th St., Ste. 100Bend, OR 97701(541) 385-6762pahlischhomes.com

SolAire Homebuilders593 NW York Dr.Bend, OR 97701(541) 383-2140solairehomebulders.com

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Fox Hollow independent and Assisted Living2599 NE Studio Rd.Bend, OR 97701(541) 383-2030foxhollowbend.com

Touchmarkat Mt Bachelor Village19800 SW Touchmark WayBend, OR 97702(541) 383-1414touchmarkbend.com

Whispering Winds2920 NE Connors Ave.Bend, OR 97701(866) 299-2920whisperingwinds.info

No appointment necessary

Eastside ClinicM-F 8am-7pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pm, Holidays 10pm-4pm1501 NE Medical Center Dr.

Westside ClinicM-F 8am-7pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10pm-5pm :: 1080 SW Mt. Bachelor Dr.

Redmond ClinicM-F 8am-7pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pm :: 865 SW Veterans Wy.

Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort ClinicWeekends and holidays during ski season only :: 13000 Century Dr.

Bend Main Eastside Clinic :: 1501 NE Medical Center Dr. Bend Westside Clinic :: 1080 SW Mt. Bachelor Dr.Bend Northside Clinic :: 2600 NE Neff Rd.Sisters Clinic :: 231 E Cascade Ave.Redmond Clinic :: 865 SW Veterans WayNeck & Back Clinic :: 2863 NW Crossing Dr., Suite 100

URGENT CARE HOURS

Over 100 providers. 30 specialties. Featuring same-day appointments in Primary Care

and Urgent Care. That’s TotalCare.

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541-382-2811 (Main)

541-382-4900 (Appointments)

SPECIALTIES

Acupuncture

Allergy & Asthma

Cardiology

Clinical Research

Cosmetic Services

Dermatology

Endocrinology

Family Medicine

Gastroenterology

Hospitalists

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Infectious Disease

Internal Medicine

Lasik Surgery

Mohs Surgery

Neck & Back Clinic

Neurology

Nuclear Medicine

Nutrition

Occupational Medicine

Oncology & Chemotherapy

Optometry & Optical

Opthalmology

Pediatrics

Physical Medicine

Pulmonology

Rheumatology

Surgery

Travel Medicine

Urgent Care

Vascular Laboratory

Vein Clinic

IMAGING SERVICES

CT, MRI, X-Ray

Mammography

Dexa Scan

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Bend Chamber777 NW Wall St., Ste. 200Bend, OR 97701(541) 382-3221bendchamber.org

Central Oregon Visitors Association705 SW Bonnett Way, Ste. 1000 Bend, OR 97702(800) 800-8334visitcentraloregon.com

Crooked River Ranch- Terrebonne Chamber of CommercePO Box 1502Terrebonne, OR 97760(541) 923-2679crrchamber.com

Deschutes County1300 NW Wall St.Bend, OR 97701(541) 388-6570deschutes.org

La Pine Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center51425A Hwy. 97, PO Box 616La Pine, OR 97739(541) 536-9771visitlapine.com

Madras - Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce274 SW 4th St., PO Box 770Madras, OR 97741-1323(541) 475-2350madraschamber.com

Maupin Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 220Maupin, OR 97037(541) 993-1708maupinoregon.com

Oregon State Parks725 Summer St. NE, Ste. CSalem, OR 97301(888) 953-7677oregonstateparks.org

Prineville - Crook County Chamber of Commerce785 NW Third St. Prineville, OR 97754(541) 447-6304visitprineville.org

Redmond Chamber of Commerce & CVB446 SW 7th St.Redmond, OR 97756(541) 923-5191visitredmondoregon.com

Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce291 E. Main Ave.Sisters, OR 97759(541) 549-0251sisterscountry.com

Sunriver Area Chamber of CommerceThe Village at Sunriver57100 Beaver Dr., Bldg. 13 PO Box 3246 Sunriver, OR 97707(541) 593-8149sunriverchamber.com

Weather Chart Jan April Aug Oct

Average high temp. (F) 41.6 57.5 80.9 63.1Average low temp. (F) 21.9 29.9 44.6 31.2Monthly rainfall 1.83" .60" .58" .65"Monthly snowfall 10.03" 1.98" .00" .20"

Visit Bend750 NW Lava Rd., Ste. 160Bend, OR 97701(866) 292-0141visitbend.com

Visitors Choice of Central Oregon(866) 312-8072visitorschoiceusa.com

TRanSPORTaTiOn

AMTRAK(800) 872-7245amtrak.com

Avis Rent a Car Redmond Airport2522 SE Jesse Butler Circle #6Redmond, OR 97756(541) 923-3750avis.com

Carrera Collection - A Car Rental experience1045 SE Third St.Bend, OR 97702(541) 322-1828 carrerarentals.com

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Alaska Airlines1-800-ALASkAAIRFlight info:: 1-800-547-9308alaskaair.com

Delta Airlines(operated by SkyWest Airlines)

1-800-221-1212delta.com

united and united express(operated by SkyWest Airlines)

1-800-uNITED-1Flight Info: 1-800-824-6200united.com

enjoy nonstop service to Bend/Redmond (RDM) from San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland and Seattle. flyrdm.com

PlaneTravel

Boise 317mi 6hr 19minEugene 129mi 2hr 29minklamath Falls 137mi 2hr 46minLa Pine 30mi 34minLos Angeles 822mi 13hr 34minPendelton 243mi 4hr 28minPortland 160mi 3hrPrineville 36mi 46minRedmond 17mi 21minSalem 132mi 2hr 32minSan Francisco 491mi 8hr 34minSeattle 327mi 5hr 52minSisters 22mi 28minSunriver 17mi 21min

Drive Time

GettingAroundPlanes, trains and automobiles. (And motor homes, buses and bikes.) Central Oregon may be away from it all. But it’s easily accessible by nearly every mode of transportation. Here, it’s about the journey and the destination.

Annual snowfall at our ski areas: 387-450 inches

Central Oregon Breeze62995 Plateau Dr., Ste. 1 Bend, OR 97701(800) 847-0157 cobreeze.com

Destination Transportation(541) 550-8055destinationtransporta-tionllc.com

Journey Coaches, inc.PO Box 11Redmond, OR 97756(541) 419-3084journeycoaches.com

Roberts Field, (RDM) Redmond Municipal Airport2522 SE Jesse Butler Circle #17 Redmond, OR 97756-8642(541) 548-0646flyrdm.com

The Bend Trolley1197 NW SummitBend, OR 97701(541) 771-1800bendtrolley.com

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Home Grown Ashton EatonOlympic gold medalist

Beginning his life in track and field, Bend's

Ashton Eaton went on to become the

world's best athlete. In August, Eaton

won the 2012 Olympic gold medal in the

decathlon. The 24-year-old captivated

audiences around the globe, but he is

Bend's very own home-grown talent.

Born to athletic parents, Eaton loved a

variety of sports when young. Once he

entered Mountain View High School,

Eaton was urged to focus on track and

field. He did and eventually won both the

state 400-meter and long jump titles.

On the advice of his high school coaches,

Eaton concentrated on becoming a

decathlete while attending and competing

for the university of Oregon.

Eaton clinched his spot on the Olympic

Team as he set a world record in the

competition at the u.S. Olympic Trials in

Eugene. Next came his stun-

ning triumph at the

London Games, which

earned him a gold

medal and, later,

a parade in his

honor in down-

town Bend on

returning home.

Major Cascade PeaksMt. Bachelor 9,065'North Sister 10,085'Middle Sister 10,047'South Sister 10,358'Broken Top 9,175'Mt. Washington 7,794'Mt. Jefferson 10,497'

Aston eaton at his homecoming parade

in Bend.

NotablesAshton Eaton GOLD MEDALIST IN DECATHLON

Rachael Scdoris MULTIPLE IDITAROD COMPETITOR

Matthew Fox ACTOR FROM "LOST"

Rainn Wilson ACTOR FROM "THE OFFICE"

Drew Bledsoe FORMER NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS QUARTERBACK

Wilson Wewa CONFEDERATED TRIBES CHIEF

William StaffordU.S. POET LAUREATE

No sales tax here. None. Zero. Zip.

State law prohibits customers from pumping their own gas. So sit back and relax.

Beer and wine are sold in grocery stores, the harder stuff, at state-controlled liquor stores.

Leash laws keep people—and pooches—happy.

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CulturalCraft breweries: 17, and countingDownhill ski resorts: 2Groomed cross -country ski areas: 3Bike trails: Too many to countGolf courses: 30

PopulationCrook County 20,855Deschutes County 158,875Jefferson County 21,845 Bend 76,925La Pine 1,670Madras 6,225Maupin 420Prineville 9,260Redmond 26,305Sisters 2,055

(2011 PSu Population Research Center)

Higher EdCentral Oregon Community College cocc.edu

Oregon State university-Cascades osucascades.edu

Notables Population Research Center)Research Center)

For more information:(800) 800-8334visitcentraloregon.com

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Look up, look down,look all around.

Now Playing: Kissable amphibians, alien rocks and really cool raptors. In Sunriver, between

Circle #3 and the marina. 541-593-4394

SunriverNatureCenter.org

Billions and billionsof sights to see.

Now Playing: Incredible nebulas, globlular clusters and earth's own star. In Sunriver next to the Nature Center.

541-598-4406

OregonObservatory.org

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2013 Central Oregon Visitors Association Official Visitors Guide