Sisters
A Western-style town at the foot of the Three Sisters, with false-front wooden storefronts, cafés, and the world's largest outdoor quilt show.
Sisters lies about 35 km northwest of Bend and takes its name from the view of the Three Sisters volcanoes. The town uses a uniform style of 1880s Western-style wooden storefronts, and its main street is lined with galleries, outdoor gear shops, bakeries, and bars. Each July, the outdoor quilt show hangs more than a thousand quilts, and in June the town hosts a rodeo. Sisters is also a gateway to attractions such as McKenzie Pass and the source of the Metolius River. Parking is free, and it suits a half-day visit.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Dee Wright Observatory (McKenzie Pass)
- Tumalo Falls
- Shevlin Park
- Tumalo State Park
- Three Sisters
- Steelhead Falls
- Deschutes River Trail
- Mt. Bachelor