Little d Technology is great! I have used them for computer repair an for Verizon services. They…read moreconsistently go above and beyond in how they serve their clients. They alway do a great job!

Rick saved my phone. I was travelling S. of Bend, OR on my…read moreway to AZ when I shut down my phone and it went dead. Couldn't turn it back on or charge it. Stopped by Little d Technology in La Pine. Rick did a defibrillation on it and it came back to life. Awesome. Thank you Rick.

You don't normally think of a self-storage facility as something to review. However, Anytime Self…read moreStorage in La Pine, OR is a cut above the norm and deserves a review. The relatively new facility is clean, dry, and well designed. Asphalt covers the lanes between the units. Doors on units are easy rolling and provide space for 2 locks on the latches. Even with the attributes above, it is onsite manager Frank that is the reason that this facility is special. Frank is personable and attentive to the condition of the grounds and storage lockers. Additionally, he returns phone inquiries promptly. You won't find a better caretaker for your storage needs. Long or short storage needs, Anytime Self Storage will take care of you.

Timely, efficient, friendly and affordable! Ben is great and I would recommend his business to…read moreanyone

Great service! Fast, friendly, as helpful as can be, gives it to you straight. I was stuck in Bend…read moreon my way to Salem and Brown's Mechanical got me back on the road with no hassle at all!​

In the late spring of this year, I enjoyed a visit to this eclectic shop…read more Clothes and outdoor gear inside, bikes and wood slabs outside. I picked up a very nice pair of XC skis and boots. I also purchased a wood slab to make a computer table that turned out beautiful. One of the owners graciously met me at the shop the next day and trimmed the board down so we could fit it in our car for the long drive home. Great experience.

I can't say enough good things about the people of the La Pine Chamber. I arrived in La Pine as a…read morepart of the Cycle Oregon ride to the Frontier Heritage Park. We had been riding and camping in rain for the past three nights and it was coming down hard as I finished my ride. I needed to find a ride to the Best Western a good mile and a half away for my 50 lb gear bag and bike. I asked a local how I might get there and the kind woman I spoke to, Teri, happened to be with the chamber. I asked if there was an Uber driver and she said, just one and told me his name and gave me his phone number. When she saw the wait was long, she told me she would take me herself. She put my huge duffle in her backseat and allowed me to put my bicycle in her trunk and gave me some rope to tie it down. We had a great conversation on the way to the BW and she told me if I needed a ride back in the morning, to call her. I offered her $20 to go to the chamber for her generous and kind efforts, but she adamantly refused, saying it wouldn't be right for her to take it. My impressions of La Pine will forever be elevated by the helpfulness of Teri at the Chamber. A fellow rider had a similar interaction with the President of the Chamber. Nicest people you could hope to meet. A real community of people helping others and rolling out the welcome mat in a big way.

Outstanding The mid week meals always so good…read moreIf you're over 65 no charge you're still encourage to pay a little bit Five bucks ? All volunteered cooked dishwasher clean up all volunteers. Make sure to thank them. Meals are served from 11:30 to 12:30 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays plus special occasions Thank you for all you do its true commitment to the community Of La Pine and surrounding areas All our welcome Don't forget to feed the coffee kitty !

On 4th of July - 2008 - we went to a quilt show that the ladies put on. They were so jolly and…read moreexcited...and some were master quilters. Just amazing pieces of art. The Senior Center was clean - smelled wonderful - everyone was happy to be there. We had a few little ladies follow us through that loved talking about the antique quilts that were from their family's...and my sister bought a piece that was for sale. It was a great time at the Senior Center. Slam bang of a building also!!

There's the falls, and then there's Pringle Falls Campground (USFS). One gets to the latter on a…read morefunky dirt road that leads into an even funkier dirt road One arrives at the campground and there are several sites along the Deschutes River and a couple more a bit inland. The road forms a loop at the campground. Though it wasn't a holiday weekend when we were there, all the river sites were taken. We got a secluded site away from the river, where the loop starts. It was quite adequate. One can walk down the river, and, I suppose, up it too. The walk downstream was a pleasant one. The campground opens in late April and shuts the end of October. It costs $10 (2016) per night, half that if you are old with a pass. No water available, but there's an outhouse. Bugs weren't a problem when was there. The falls (and by extension the campground of the same name) was named for Octavius Manthano Pringle (1832-1914), my sixth cousin four times removed, according to my genealogy file. Whether he is you cousin or not, you might enjoy camping here - I'd come here again....

This review is for 2 different trails. 1. Big Obsidian Flow…read moreTrail was a short and unique trail in Newberry National Volcanic Monument, Oregon. It was a ~0.7 miles round trip that took ~30 minutes to complete. Trail begins on a dirt path and shortly becomes a stairway to the obsidian lava flows. The lava flows were extremely rocky so hiking shoes are recommended. At the highest point of the trail was a distant view of Paulina Lake! Decent sized parking area at the trailhead. Restroom available at the parking lot. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/zshtzzNOCI0 2. Located 5 minutes from the Big Obsidian Flow Trail, Paulina Falls Trail was another short and rewarding trail. It was a ~0.5 miles round trip that took ~30 minutes to complete. Trail was mostly a decline towards the bottom of the waterfall on a dirt path! Limited parking area at the trailhead. Restroom available at the parking lot. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/Q28kfFT9QM0 The Lava Lands Visitor Center was about 30 minutes away.

We did the 1.1 mile Trail of the Molten Lands while in the Newberry National Volcanic Monument. The…read moretrail paved and in good condition. It is uphill and some spots are steep. There are informational signs in different sections of the trail. It was incredible to see how far the lava rock stretched. We stopped in the visitor center as well as the lava river caves and lava butte. We werent able to do the Pauline falls or Obsidian parts as the storms came in quick and hard. It is definitely a sight to see though. Its a milder trail than some others we've done this week and is an easier walk for most of the trail. There is also a half way point to loop around and you dont have to do the steep uphill portion to the look out area.