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Guide to Sisters

Lodging

Sisters Inn & Suites
Ponderosa Lodge
The Scout Cottages
Left Coast Lodge
Sisters Bed & Breakfast
Five Pine Lodge
Suttle Lodge

SFOB’s Guide to Sisters

Here are some of our favorite spots and activities around the area. There are a ton more beyond these…

we hope you’ll do some exploring and see them all!

Dining

The Barn in Sisters
Angeline’s Bakery
Eurosports Food Carts
Luckey’s Woodsman
Sisters Bakery
The Open Door Wine Bar
High Camp
Rancho Viejo
Sisters Saloon
Fika Coffee

Shopping

Space in Common
Paulina Springs Books
Bedouin
Blue Burro Imports
Big Chief Vintage
Wild Beauty
Dixies Western Wear

Activites

~ Hikes! So many hikes! ~
~ Visit Black Butte Ranch ~
~ Check out Camp Sherman and the headwaters of The Metolius ~
~ Have a lake day at Suttle Lodge ~
~ Take a scenic drive through McKenzie Pass ~
~ Visit Smith Rock State Park ~
~ Float the Deschutes through the city of Bend ~

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