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Where to
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what to do at
Sunriver, Oregon
VISITOR
INFORMATION
ACCOMMODATIONS
Bed and Breakfast
Vacation Rentals
ATTRACTIONS
ACTIVITIES
Oregon
Regions
Cascade
Mountains
Central
Oregon
Columbia
R. Gorge
Northeast
Oregon
Oregon
Coast
Portland
& Vicinity
Southern
Oregon
Willamette
Valley
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Sunriver,
Oregon is best known for its year-round resort and recreation
opportunities. Nestled at the base of
the Cascade Mountain
Range, 15 miles from the city of
Bend, and less than 20 miles from the Mt. Bachelor Ski area, Sun River
is popular with skiers and sun-seekers alike.
Sunriver�s warm, dry summers and temperate
winters have become a magnet for hikers and skiers, as has its proximity to
national landmarks like Crater Lake National Park and Newberry National
Volcanic Monument.
The 3,300-acre community lies on the
eastern shores of the Deschutes River, which is famous for its steehead and
Redsides trout. Fishing enthusiasts enjoy this dry-fly river for its ideal
late summer weather and larger than normal trout.
For those who enjoy guided backcountry
trips, there is a wide variety of professional outfitters to choose from in
the Sunriver area. Surrounded by the Deschutes National Forest, Sunriver
provides the ideal setting for horseback riding, whitewater rafting,
kayaking, canoeing and backcountry hiking and camping.
Short-term and long-term
lodging is available in Sunriver, as well as
an ample choice of dining opportunities.
Good roads connect the area with the major
Oregon cities of
Portland,
Eugene and
Medford. The community
operates a small airport for private planes and is located just south of the
Bend-Redmond Airport, which is serviced by several national airlines.
Explore
Sunriver in more detail by
clicking through the pages listed below
and the links they provide to more detailed descriptions and
presentations:
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