Rock Climbing

Smith Rock State Park in Terrebonne, Oregon, was the birthplace of sport climbing. It's a Disneyland for rock climbers.
Photo By Ben Moon

Downtown Bend, Oregon at Night on Wall Street

From cafes and bistros and a healthy dose of vivacious nightlife, downtown Bend is the hub of Central Oregon during the day and after dark.
Photo By Dogleg Studios

Lava Island Falls

The Deschutes River offers plenty of fishing, white water rapids for kayakers and rafters, and plenty of picturesque scenery for the rest of us.
Photo By Matthew L. Maloney/ OBSIDIAN STOCK

Cyclo-Cross in Bend

USA Cycling Cyclo-Cross National Championships in Bend, OR December 8-12, 2010. Check out last year's event photos on Facebook at www.facebook.com/cyclocrossnationals2010
Photo By Tim LaBarge

Sparks Lake

Paddle the scenic Sparks Lake in Bend, Oregon
Photo By Ben Moon

Camping

Sit beside a warm campfire and serene mountain lake while gazing at a million and one stars right outside of Bend, Oregon
Photo By Christian Heeb/OBSIDIAN STOCK

Old Mill District

The Old Mill District was once the largest Pine mill in the world. Today it is now an epicenter for fun events, fine and casual dining, outdoor concerts, river activities and more.
Photo by John Melton

Fly Fishing at the Fall River

Central Oregon is renowned for fishing. Between the Crooked River, the Deschutes River, the Metolius River, and the Fall River, plus numerous lakes in the nearby Cascade Mountains outside of Bend, you could quite possibly never fish the same spot twice.
© Tyler Roemer

Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort Oregon

Mt. Bachelor is one of North America's largest ski resort featuring plenty of dry powdery snow, big terrain, short lift lines, and a great value. All within 20 minutes from the city of Bend, OR
© Bob Woodward