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       Sisters Country celebrates a Cowboy Christmas.  Join us in the Sisters Country for a variety of events and outdoor adventure fun beginning Friday, November 27 with a Traditional Christmas Tree Lighting.  Events extend through December 31.  Click here for a complete list of Cowboy Christmas activities.  We look forward to seeing you on the streets of Sisters Country soon!

 

                                                                 

 

 

 "The upside of a down economy? It forces you to consider all your options--
and our own spectacular backyard has never looked better."

This ultimate state-by-state guide to top outdoor hubs across the country includes Sisters, Oregon. These 100 adventure towns offer something for everyone, whether you love hiking, skiing, biking, kayaking, climbing, snowboarding, or a little bit of everything. Stay for a long weekend or the rest of your life.
Click to read more about Sisters Oregon in this month's article at National Geographic

 

 

 

The Sisters Country, including the charming town of Sisters, Oregon, quaint Camp Sherman, Suttle Lake, Black Butte and Hoodoo, all where central Oregon starts, is a destination like no other.  The Sisters Country is an expanse of majestic and inspiring natural beauty reaching from the town of Sisters, Oregon, to the panoramic Pacific Crest Trail. Explore Central Oregon outdoor adventure and cultural experiences including the world renowned Sisters Rodeo, Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show, or the Sisters Folk Festival.

 

If you're looking for outdoor adventure, hiking, fishing, camping, golfing, rafting, mountain biking, skiing, horseback riding, snowmobiling, or just plain getting away to relax, you can do it all in Sisters Country. On the edge of town, the Deschutes National Forest offers a 1.6 million-acre playground laced with miles and miles of trails, rivers, lakes, wilderness areas, scenic drives and vistas, clean air, and star filled nights. Choose from rustic cabins, simple campgrounds, or rub shoulders with world class resorts, all within minutes of downtown Sisters. Come make yourself at home.

 

 

 

 

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“ In 1888 the post office was relocated to the John J. Smith Store, about three miles south of Camp Polk. It was proposed the post office be named "Three Sisters." Postal authorities shortened the name to 'Sisters.' ”
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