About 30 minutes from Bend
Small town. Big mountain views.
Sisters is a small western-style town at the foot of the Cascades. You get local events, a compact downtown and views of the Three Sisters. Homes here tend to come with land and privacy.
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Trailheads such as Pole Creek lead into the wilderness from the Sisters Ranger District. Between June 15 and October 15 you need a Central Cascades Wilderness Permit for day and overnight visits. Check the Forest Service page before you go.
The Metolius is a spring-fed Wild and Scenic River. The Head of the Metolius observation site sits about 14 miles from town. A short paved trail leads to the springs and the site has no fee.
Oregon State Parks lists a 37-mile Scenic Bikeway route that starts in downtown Sisters and ends at Smith Rock State Park. The route passes through Terrebonne.
The Sisters Ranger District office sits at 201 N. Pine Street. The Deschutes National Forest covers nearly 1.6 million acres.
Facts checked November 2026 against the pages below. Agencies update their figures, so check the source for the latest. Population figures are Census Bureau estimates. Portland State University publishes different estimates for Oregon cities, so numbers vary by source.
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