Bendの天然記念物・トップ8

One of the best views in Bend, and an excellent spot to do hill repeats with either a paved or trail surface. A Century Club promotes friendly competition and repeats of this climb; kiosk is located at the trailhead.

Climbing just under 500 feet in a little more than half a mile, this 14% grade hill is a less crowded, steeper place to run hill repeats than the more popular Pilot Butte in Bend. You'll enjoy 360 degrees of the mountains from the summit too!

It’s worth a quick stop off the trail to check out the waters rushing through the narrow volcanic canyon at Dillon Falls.

Standing at a height of 500 feet, Pilot Butte is a lava dome formed from an extinct volcano. This prominent feature is visible from nearly any location within the city. Once you reach its summit, you'll be treated to a rewarding 360-degree panorama of the Bend area.

This spot is ideal for those either going to see an incredible sunrise or sunset. The views from this secluded summit are excellent. You can see downtown Bend to the north, the Cascades to the east and Newbury Caldera to the south.

Aside from its beauty, these powerful rapids drop roughly 65 feet over one-third of a mile. The amount of water that rushes through here is ten times more than the flow over Oregon's iconic Multnomah Falls.

Great location to view the pristine water and the beautiful everchanging colors of the surrounding Aspen trees. Excellent spot for birdwatchers with plenty of different species native to the area. During the summer months, plenty of rafters float this stretch.

Great location to view the pristine water and the beautiful everchanging colors of the surrounding Aspen trees. Excellent spot for birdwatchers with plenty of different species native to the area. During the summer months, plenty of rafters float this stretch.