Sisters

Built around an early 20th-century sawmill, Sisters grew into a small Central Oregon community on the eastern flank of the Cascade Range. The town takes its name from the Three Sisters, a trio of volcanic peaks to the west, while Whychus Creek runs through the surrounding high-desert country. Sisters’ compact centre maintains a deliberately Western-style streetscape, reflecting local ranching and timber traditions. Each June, the Sisters Rodeo, held since 1940, brings competitors and spectators to one of Oregon’s longest-running rodeo events. Mountain passes, trails and the Three Sisters Wilderness are close by. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Central Oregon.

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