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We are the oldest snow goods shop in Oregon. Stop in for the coolest gear, a boot fit from certified fitters with 20 years experience, have a beer at the pub, relax by the fire, and have a stress-free experience. Learn More

Since 1976, Powder House has been Central Oregon’s premier ski and snow sports store. Powder House is one of the original ski shops in Bend and has been family owned for 30 years. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is dedicated Learn More

Mountain bike & winter gear rentals and sales. Pine Mountain Sports has everything to complete your backcountry skiing, cross-country skiing, hiking and mountain biking adventures in Central Oregon. We offer Trek and Santa Cruz bicycles as well as the finest Learn More

Bend’s #1 Climbing & Outdoor store! We specialize in backpacking, camping, skiing, mountaineering, and more! Come check us out! Learn More

Stop by to rent or buy skis and snowboards. We also have Hoodoo lift tickets and season passes so you can head straight to the slopes! Rental info here. Learn More

This increasingly favored sno-park provides access to both motorized and non-motorized dog-friendly trails, as well as opportunities for sledding and tubing. This is also a popular area for summer mountain biking. A map of the nordic trails can be found here. Learn More

Formerly known as the Tangent area, the sno-park was renamed in memory Virginia Meissner, who taught cross-country skiing in Central Oregon for many years. She also wrote several books on hiking and skiing in the Cascades. This sno-park is one of the most Learn More

This sno-park has a small parking area, provides access to 6 miles of ski trails, and connects to the Swampy and Dutchman trail systems. It is usually full on winter weekends. To view a map of the nordic trail system accessed at Learn More

North of Three Creek Lake, this sno-park provides access to 14 miles of nordic ski trails and several loop opportunities. To the south is the Moon Mountain/Bachelor area but the trail toward McKenzie Pass and Hoodoo is currently impassable due Learn More