The sun is shining and the flowers are blooming in Bend. As you're planning your spring escape, why not make the Riverhouse Hotel your home base when visiting.
Local Libations
Let Wanderlust Tours take you behind the scenes with either the Bend Brew Bus or the Local Pour to witness Bend’s brewing and artisan distilling cultures. Your professional guide will provide insights into the processes of distillation, fermentation and the craft of making beer all while sampling the passions of the producer. When the snow melts, we are happy that it ends up in a glass. Cheers!
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Life’s Rejuvenation
Spring is short and sweet in central Oregon and can offer some of the best opportunities for a variety of recreation. If you've ever wanted to kayak the Deschutes River and snowshoe the sunny Cascades on the same day, or head out into the desert for an opportunity to get underground on a cave tour, Wanderlust Tours’ knowledgeable naturalist guides have everything you need for the best spring adventures!
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Spring Skiing at Mt. Bachelor
Winter lasts a little longer at Mt. Bachelor. That's great news if you're hoping to get a few more turns in this season. End of season events, warm sunshine, blue skies and corn snow make spring a fun time to visit Mt. Bachelor.
Spring Golfing
The grass is greener at the nearby River's Edge Golf Course. Spring is the perfect time to get some early season practice in. River's Edge is located adjacent to the hotel and you can book our special golf packages.
Ski & Mountain Bike
Try and see if you can do both in one day! Ski in the morning and in the afternoon and ride your mountain bike on the trails in town. It is the best of both worlds, slide and ride. Then hop in the hot tub to relax your tired muscles.
Bird's Eye View
Join Riverhouse on the Deschutes and Big Mountain Heli Tours and tour the skies of Central Oregon. See everythign from remote lakes in the Cascade Mountains, vast endless terain of the Oregon Badlands and the Canyons of Crooked River.
Visit the High Desert Museum
With 135 acres and more than 100,000 square feet of exhibit space, it’s a “must-see” for anyone spending more than a few hours in Central Oregon. Get a close-up of native wildlife, such as an otter, bobcat, porcupine, badger and a skunk. Talk with historic characters who share the tales of early Oregon explorers and settlers. Visit an authentic homestead and sawmill from 1904. Check the website for current exhibits, ticket pricing and hours.
Concert Season Kicks off at Les Schwab Amphitheater
This incredible outdoor venue is right along the Deschutes River near the Old Mill District in Bend. Every spring and summer it hosts national acts. View the calendar on the venue’s website for the most up to date artists and ticket availability.