The town of Sisters is named for the three peaks that tower over the town on the West (formerly called "Faith", "Hope", and "Charity"). It is a little town of about 1700 people, but its year round events and nearby recreational activities draw a continual stream of visitors. The buildings feature an 1880´s appearance which is mandated by local building codes, making it a very unique Western town in a pristine setting.

At an elevation of 3180 feet, Sisters enjoys a mild climate with only about 14 inches of annual precipitation, including snow, with pleasant days and cool clear nights. It is the gateway to the Cascades and the Deschutes National Forest, and also the Eastern origin of the McKenzie Pass - Santiam Pass National Scenic Byway, which is a drive not to be missed, but not accessible in Winter.

Although a small town, there is much to do in Sisters, with annual events such as the Sisters Rodeo, Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show, Antique Show, Sisters Bead Stampede, Sisters Folk Festival, Sisters Jazz Festival, Art Strolls, Western and Native American Arts Festival, and Harvest Faire. Learn more about Sisters, OR on the local chamber of commerce site.

For outdoor activities, there is camping, hiking, golfing, sightseeing, rafting, kayaking, fly fishing, mountain climbing, biking, skiing, snowmobiling, or just strolling through the many shops and galleries in town.

Visit the wonderful communities of Central Oregon:

Redmond

Bend

Sunriver

Three Rivers South

La Pine