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Your Guide to Bend’s Best Experiences

Bend, Oregon: Play, Dine, Explore

Explore the Bend area and its diverse playground that caters to all interests. It blends natural beauty, history, and culture to create a delightful experience for all ages. Whether you enjoy festivals, parades, tours, or farmer’s markets, there’s something for you. If fine dining and exciting nightlife are more your style, downtown Bend Area delivers. Cultural events like gallery walks, museum tours, dance performances, theater, and musical events add to the city’s charm. Recharge and get ready for another day of exploring.

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Downtown Bend

Downtown Bend blends small-town charm with big flavor. Stroll tree-lined, cobblestone streets and explore artisan markets, cozy cafés, craft breweries, and over 70 dining spots. From food trucks to award-winning chefs, there’s something for every craving. Support local, savor fresh ingredients, and experience the vibrant culture that makes downtown Bend a must-visit destination in the Pacific Northwest.

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1.4 Miles | 5 Minute Drive

Hayden Homes Amphitheater

The Hayden Homes Amphitheater, just 1.2 miles from the hotel, is a top-rated 8,000-seat outdoor venue in Bend’s Old Mill District. From May to October, it hosts major musical acts and unforgettable performances. Named one of “America’s coolest venues” by Travel + Leisure, it’s a must-visit for music lovers seeking memorable nights under the stars.

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21.4 Miles | 28 Minute Drive

Mt. Bachelor

Mt. Bachelor, the 7th largest ski resort in North America, offers 4,300+ acres of lift-accessible terrain, light dry snow, and diverse runs. Located in Oregon’s Cascades, it's ideal for all skill levels. With a family-friendly vibe and long seasons, this iconic volcano is a premier destination for skiers and snowboarders from around the world.

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1.2 Miles | 4 Minute Drive

Old Mill District

The Old Mill District features over 55 shops and restaurants along the Deschutes River, with scenic trails on both sides. Enjoy shopping, dining, live music at Hayden Homes Amphitheater, and river adventures like kayaking, floating, and paddleboarding. A vibrant mix of nature, entertainment, and local charm makes this a must-visit destination for both locals and visitors.

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22 Miles | 30 Minute Drive

Sisters, Oregon

While Sisters feels a little like the Old West, They’re home to a surprisingly sophisticated mix of boutiques, bakeries, and breweries lining the charming streets to explore. Best of all, Sisters sits at the entry to the stunning Three Sisters Wilderness, where hiking, mountain biking, and top-notch fishing abound.

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22 Miles | 30 Minute Drive

Smith Rock

If you enjoy scenic views of deep river canyons or rock climbing, Smith Rock State Park is the place for you to explore. There are several thousand climbs in the park. More than a thousand are bolted routes. It also offers miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. Along your trip through the canyon, you might see golden eagles, prairie falcons, mule deer, river otters, and beavers. Come back to The Newberry to recharge after a long day exploring.

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18 Miles | 28 Minute Drive

Tumalo Falls

Tumalo Falls, located just 14 miles west of Bend, Oregon, is a stunning 97-foot waterfall nestled in the Deschutes National Forest. Easily accessible via a short walk from the parking area, it's a favorite for hikers, mountain bikers, and photographers. The surrounding trails offer scenic views year-round, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.

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12 Miles | 19 Minute Drive

Lava Butte

Lava Butte is a striking 500-foot-tall cinder cone located just south of Bend, Oregon, within the Newberry National Volcanic Monument. Formed around 7,000 years ago, it offers panoramic views of the Cascade Mountains and surrounding lava fields. Visitors can drive or hike to the summit, explore the crater rim trail, and learn about the region's volcanic history at the nearby Lava Lands Visitor Center.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where Is The Hotel Located?
The Newberry is located at 300 NW Franklin Ave on the corner of Franklin Ave and Lava Ave, just steps from historic downtown Bend.
Where is the nearest airport?
Redmond Regional Airport (RDM) is just 18 miles and 25 minutes down highway 97.
How do I get to the hotel from the Bus, Train or Airport?
We recommend Shuttle Oregon, Uber or Lyft for transfer from our regional airport located 18 miles away in Redmond.
What are the best things to do in Bend?
Bend is known for its year-round outdoor recreation, vibrant downtown, and renowned craft beer scene. Popular activities include floating the Deschutes River, hiking Pilot Butte or nearby trails, visiting Tumalo Falls, exploring the Old Mill District, sampling local breweries, and skiing or mountain biking at Mt. Bachelor, depending on the season. Whether you're seeking adventure or a relaxing getaway, there's something to enjoy in every season.