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Sisters, Oregon
Attractions
Art and Art Galleries
The Art of Paul Alan Bennett. High Desert Gallery. Toll-free: 1-866-549-6250. E-mail
Blue Skies Art Gallery. 141 E. Cascade Avenue, Suite 204, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-848-5765.
Canyon Creek Pottery. 310 N. Cedar Street, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-390-2449. E-mail
Clearwater Gallery. 391 W. Cascade Avenue, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-549-4994; Toll-free: 1-800-348-9453; Fax: 541-549-4206. E-mail
Don Terra Artworks. 222 W. Hood Street, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-549-1299.
Jennifer Lake Gallery. 220 W. Cascade Avenue, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-549-7200. E-mail
Sisters Art Works. 204 W. Adams Street, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-420-9695. E-mail
The Jewel. 221 W. Cascade, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-549-9388 or 541-549-3038. E-mail
Historical Society
Sisters Country Historical Society. E-mail
Learning Center
Wolftree. 215 North Cedar Street, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-549-1459; Cell: 503-830-1095.
Non-profit corporation that was established in 1994 to serve people and communities through innovative science education, ecosystem restoration, and ecological research.
Movie Theater
Sisters Movie House. 720 Desperado Court, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-549-8800. E-mail
National Forests
Deschutes National Forest. Ranger Station - and Highway 20, PO Box 249, Sisters, OR 97759. Phone: 541-549-7700.
Newberry National Volcanic Monument, 8 wilderness areas, scenic byways and rivers.
Willamette National Forest. McKenzie River Ranger District - 57600 McKenzie Highway, McKenzie Bridge, OR 97413. Phone: 541-822-3381; Fax: 541-822-7254. E-mail
Observatory
Dee Wright Observatory. Located at the summit of McKenzie Pass State Route 242.
Scenic Byways
Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway. Deschutes National Forest.
Begin in Bend, Sunriver or LaPine and strike out on a breathtaking
87-mile loop that leads past Mt. Bachelor and the alpine lakes of
Central Oregon, with spectacular panoramas and inviting stops along the
way. Length: 66.0 miles: 106.2 km. Time to Allow: 3 to 5 hours.
McKenzie Pass-Santiam Pass Scenic Byway. Deschutes National Forest.
The byway follows rivers, climbs over high passes, crosses lava flows,
passes picturesque lakes and winds through old growth forest. The
highest point is McKenzie Pass, at 5,321 feet. Here and at Santiam Pass
you can walk on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail. The loop starts
and ends in Sisters. Length: 82.0 miles: 132 km. Time to Allow: 2 hours.
Outback Scenic Byway
Starting at La Pine this 171 mile drive takes you through the solitude
of the colorful desert. Allow 4-6 hours. Length: 170 miles; 273.6 km.
Length: 4 hours.
State Parks
Pilot Butte State Scenic Viewpoint. Highway 20. Toll-free: 1-800-551-6949. GPS: 44.059712 N; -121.288275 W .
Smith Rock State Park. Phone: 541-548-7501; Toll-free: 1-800-551-6949. GPS: 44.356023 N; -121.13839 W.
Tumalo State Park. Highway 20, 5 miles NW of Bend. Phone: 541-382-3586; Toll-free:800-551-6949. GPS: 44.128935 N; -121.331195 W.
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