The Place for Year-Round Adventures: Part 3

One of the most frequently recommended places to visit is Tumalo Falls. When one of our guests asks, "So what else should we do while we're here?" we are quick to suggest this majestic waterfall. Why? Just go and you'll see. If you go this time of year you can literally drive almost to the waterfall. Park and walk for two seconds and you'll see what all the fuss is about. But there's more than meets the eye. Not only is this 97' waterfall a stunning and iconic feature of the area, Tumalo Creek also provides the majority of the drinking water for Bend. (And we have the best water in the country!!) The creek begins in the Cascade Range and flows through Shevlin Park until it reaches the Deschutes River on the north end of Bend. Its water brings life to the surrounding area. So go visit yourself and tell us what you think!

Tumalo Falls Bend Oregon

The Road is Clear

After quite the heavy winter, we are so excited that the road to the Cascade Lakes (aka Cascade Lakes Highway)  is now OPEN! That's right! We were taking the long way for the last couple days but full access is finally here! The road opened yesterday at 8AM and we've been smiling ever since. Please enjoy some great photos our guides captured while canoeing and kayaking up on Elk, Hosmer, and Sparks Lake this week. And happy summer to all!! 

Canoe on Hosmer Lake
Canoe Cascade Lakes Oregon
Canoe Lakes Oregon
Wildflowers Bend Oregon

The Wanderlust Family

This is Wanderlust.

We are passionate about our earth and want you to be too.

We support local artists, businesses, and charities.

We love to know every ingredient in our beer.

We study naturalism to better ourselves and pass on our knowledge.

We spend our free time roaming, adventuring, and awing at the place we call home. 

We would love to meet you this summer.

Will you join us?

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Canoe Tours Bend Oregon
Wanderlust Staff 2017
Canoe Tours Bend Oregon