Things To Do
in Pendleton

Explore the scenic trails at Bobcat Rim, offering breathtaking views of the Umatilla National Forest and various wildlife sightings.

Try your luck fishing in the Umatilla River, where you can catch trout and other fish species in a picturesque outdoor setting.

Set up camp at McKay Reservoir, a perfect spot for fishing, kayaking, and enjoying the beautiful natural surroundings.

Enjoy a leisurely ride or a brisk walk along the Pendleton River Walk path, which offers stunning views of the river and landscapes.

Visit the Umatilla National Wildlife Refuge to observe a variety of bird species in their natural habitat, ideal for nature lovers.

Take a guided horseback ride through the Blue Mountains, where you can experience the trails and beautiful vistas.

Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting on the Grand Ronde River, suitable for both beginners and experienced rafters.

A vast area offering numerous trails for hiking, with beautiful forest landscapes and scenic views.

A hiking trail that provides a challenging trek with rewarding views from the summit.

A popular trail for both hiking and backpacking, featuring stunning canyon views and diverse wildlife.

A moderate trail that winds through a beautiful canyon landscape, ideal for a day hike.

Offers a more rugged hiking experience with opportunities for wildlife sighting and panoramic views.

Located approximately 250 miles northwest of Pendleton, SEA serves as a major gateway for international flights to and from the Pacific Northwest.

About 215 miles to the west of Pendleton, PDX is the largest airport in Oregon and offers numerous international flight options.

Approximately 220 miles northeast of Pendleton, GEG serves the Spokane area and offers various international destinations.

Located around 280 miles to the southeast of Pendleton, BOI provides both domestic and some international flight services.

Situated about 450 miles south of Pendleton, RNO connects to several international destinations, especially to and from California.

The largest demographic group in Pendleton, primarily consisting of non-Hispanic whites.

A significant portion of the population, including individuals of various ethnic backgrounds.

A smaller demographic group, contributing to the cultural diversity of Pendleton.

Comprises individuals with Native American ancestry, reflecting the region's heritage.

This group includes various Asian ethnicities, representing a smaller fraction of the population.

Individuals identifying with multiple racial backgrounds, contributing to the area's diversity.

A fast-paced sport played on a rectangular court where two teams of five players each try to score points by shooting a ball through the opposing team's hoop.

A team sport played on a rectangular field where two teams compete to score points by carrying or kicking a ball into the opposing team's end zone.

A bat-and-ball game played between two teams of nine players each, with the goal of scoring runs by hitting a thrown ball and running around a series of bases.

A team sport played between two teams of eleven players each, where the objective is to score goals by getting a ball into the opposing team's net using any part of the body except the hands and arms.

A collective group of sporting events that involve running, jumping, and throwing, often held in an outdoor stadium.

A combat sport that involves grappling techniques such as clinch fighting, throws, and takedowns, often contested in a ring.

A sport where teams and individuals run a race over natural terrain, typically featuring a variety of distances.