Central Oregon
If you don’t like sunny days filled with adventure, you are going to be sorely disappointed if you come to Central Oregon during the 300 days of the year filled with sun. And seeing how there’s no shortage of adventure those other 65 days, you’re pretty much out of luck all year round.
But if you’re into mountain biking, horseback riding, golfing, fly-fishing, skiing, caving, some of the hardest rock climbing in the world or anything else you can do outside that ends in “ing” you’re coming to the right place. Cowboys, quilters, and city slickers are all welcome.
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1533 NW Saginaw Bend, OR 97701
Climb to great heights at Smith Rock State Park. Show your Alaska Airlines boarding pass / printed itinerary within 7 days of arriving in Oregon and receive 15% off a guided rock climbing experience at Chockstone Climbing…
Valid from May 1st, 2013 to August 31st, 2013
16693 Sprague Loop La Pine, OR 97739
Offer valid for Diamond Stone’s B&B, or Maluhia Log Cabin, or Homestead King or Queen rooms, or entire Homestead for groups or 3BR Bear St. vacation rental. Excludes holidays. For more information on this property and to book, please…
Valid from February 5th, 2013 to May 31st, 2013
16693 Sprague Loop La Pine, OR 97739
Offer valid for Diamond Stone’s Maluhia Log Cabin Vacation Rental Home. This rental is located just south of Sunriver. For more information on this property and to book, please contact Diamond Stone at (541)…
Valid from February 7th, 2013 to May 31st, 2013
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Hello! Lucky you, there are some beautiful places near Bend to ride horses! Here are my top faves: Black Butte Ranch (large family friendly resort outside of Sisters with incredible views of the Cascade Range and Black Butte) Brasada Ranch (upscale resort near Prineville with luxury touches and also incredible Cascade and high desert views) Sunriver (very large resort and community south of…
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