Sisters, Oregon Recreation

Photo by Mike Putnam | Pacific Crest Satock

Hiking
There is simply no better way to enjoy the beauty of the Sisters Country than to lace up your boots and hit the trail. Hiking opportunities abound, from easy strolls to back country adventures.

Fishing
Although the Sisters Country doesnít hold the blue-ribbon name recognition of the Montana trout streams, most agree we hold some of the finest fishing stock in the nation. From the big waters of the Lower Deschutes River tailwater and the cold and crystal clear Metolius River, to the numerous other creeks and mountain lakes, the waterways near Sisters are quickly gaining a national reputation.

Volunteer Vacation
Canít sit still? Maybe pitching in with one of Sistersí many community organizations will give your vacation a little extra zing.

Road Cycling
Take a tour of rural backroads. Dig in for a heart-pounding mountain climb. The Sisters Country offers something for every cyclist, from weekend warriors to elite riders.

Golfing
Sisters is a golfing mecca with unmatched mountain scenery. From the championship-caliber courses of the area it is possible to view snowcapped mountains and hear the strains of high country breezes play in the trees.

Mountain Biking
The Sisters area is one of the premier mountain biking regions in the state. The best known and most popular trails include the Peterson Ridge Trail System with its trailhead within the city limits, the Suttle Tie Trail between Black Butte and Suttle Lake, and the nearby McKenzie River Trail, which is widely regarded as one of the great epic bike trails in North America.

Camping
Sisters and Camp Sherman offer some of the nicest camping experiences to be found in Oregon. Spend the night under the stars amidst the whispering pines and wake up to go hiking and fishing in some of the prettiest country around.