Mt. Bachelor is the 6th largest ski resort in North America, with more than 4,300 acres of lift-accessible terrain. Located on the eastern flanks of Oregon’s Central Cascades, Mt. Bachelor is known for its light, dry snow, diverse terrain, family friendliness, and one of the longest seasons in the country that runs through May.
Outdoor Ice Skating at The Pavilion Hours: Tuesday 5 AM–12 AM Wednesday 5 AM–12 AM Thursday 5 AM–12 AM Friday 5 AM–12 AM Saturday 6:45 AM–11:30 PM Sunday 6:45 AM–10:30 PM Monday 5 AM–12 AM
- Family Friendly Food and Activities: - Wander the maze of halls and discover the assortment of pubs and look for the hidden one! There is a hidden art room in one of the buildings too! - Soaking pool (541) 382-5174 700 NW Bond St (Available 10:30-4:30 daily-Reservation only, unless you are a hotel guest.Charge is $10.00 an hour per person-you can reserve up to a party of 6 (children under 2 are free. Reservations can be made up to 7 days in advance. Bring your own towel, please. You can buy drinks at the bar and they will give you a plastic cup to bring into the pool. - Old St Francis Theater (541) 382-5174 Open daily for matinee and evening movies. Full service bar and snacks/pizza/popcorn.
- Wanoga (Dog Friendly) - Virginia Meissner - Swampy Lakes - Edison Sno-Park (Dog Friendly)
- Mt Bachelor Rental Shop, located at Mt Bachelor - REI- (541) 385-0594, located in Old Mill District, Bend - Powder House- 541) 389-6234, 311 SW Century Drive, Bend - Skjersaa’s-(541) 389-4224, 345 SW Century Drive #100, Bend
- The Victorian Cafe- A Bend classic. Great Bloody Mary’s. - McKay’s Cottage- Another Bend classic/fave. - Chow- Farm to table deliciousness. - Nancy P’s- Counter service grab-n-go cafe (or sit down after you order) with all homemade sweet or savory pastries. - Sparrow Bakery- Go for the Ocean Rolls
- Brother Jon’s Public House/Alehouse- Delicious pub fare. Family friendly. - Deschutes Brewery- A Bend staple. - Broken Top Bottle Shop- Bottle shop that offers smoked meat dishes, chicken wings as well as delicious vegan options. - Bend Brewing Company- Next to Pine Tavern, good beers. - Wild Rose- Amazing Northern Thai food. - Bonta Gelato- Gelato makes everyone happy. - Active Culture- Healthy food options, smoothies, etc. - Mother’s Cafe- Smoothies, fresh pressed juices. - El Sancho- Best street tacos in Bend. - Spork- Latin America/Asian Fusion.
- Bosa- Best Italian in town. Focaccia bread to die for. - Zydeco- Farm to table eats. - 900 Wall- Upscale but family friendly. - Bos Taurus- Not your average steakhouse. - 5 Fusion Sushi- Famous chef Sasha Lyons, best/freshest sushi in Bend. - Hawkeye & Huckleberry Lounge- Malarkey brothers just opened this restaurant in Bend. (also famous). - Sen Hot Pot & Noodle House- Must get reservations for the hot pot experience. The dishes and cocktails are delicious without it. - The Jackalope Grill- Small intimate restaurant that never disappoints.
- Backporch Coffee Roasters - Lone Pine Coffee Roasters - Thump Coffee
Built in 1936, (started and run by only women back in the day) the Pine Tavern is not only one of Bend Oregon’s best restaurants, but it’s a tradition for locals and tourists alike. The restaurant is designed with unique characteristics that appeal to everyone, including the giant Ponderosa pine tree growing in the middle of the dining area and cozy nooks. Located in the heart of Downtown along Mirror Pond, the warm and friendly atmosphere and service is very welcoming. Not to mention, the hallmark hot scones served with honey butter and locally sourced produce, meats and ingredients.
- Regal Cinemas-Old Mill District - High Desert Museum- https://highdesertmuseum.org - Puzzle Effect Escape Room-https://bend.puzzleeffect.com - Sun Mountain Fun Center- https://sunmountainfun.com - Trampoline Zone- https://tzbend.com - Mountain Air- https://www.mountainairbend.com - K1 Speed Racing- K1 Speed-Bend
Wanoga Sno-park has come to the forefront as the most popular sledding hill in the area The hill is perfect for the whole family and is certainly the safest alternative that is close to the city. The snow can be hard packed and very bumpy due to its heavy use, however, so an innertube will be a better choice than a rigid toboggan. The Sno-Park is equipped with a large warming hut that is perfect for breaking out a thermos of hot chocolate. There are also vault toilets, and the entire Sno-Park is dog friendly.