Step into history at the iconic Pendleton Woolen Mills, where world-famous blankets and clothing have been crafted since 1909. Take a guided tour to see the weaving process and shop unique wool products made right on-site.
Discover Pendleton’s hidden past with a tour beneath the city’s streets. The Underground Tours bring to life the stories of brothels, saloons, and secret tunnels that made this frontier town famous.
Each September, Pendleton hosts one of the largest and most famous rodeos in the country. The Round-Up captures the true spirit of the West with rodeo events, parades, and community celebrations. Let ’er buck!
Experience Native American heritage at this world-class museum located on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Exhibits highlight the traditions, culture, and resilience of the Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla Tribes.
Located in a beautifully restored Carnegie Library, this arts center features rotating exhibits, live performances, and hands-on workshops. It’s a great place to meet local artists and get inspired.
Just a few miles south of town, McKay Reservoir is a peaceful spot for picnicking, birdwatching, and fishing. Bring your camera—this is one of Pendleton’s best outdoor escapes.
Cap off your Pendleton experience at Hamley’s, a local legend since 1883. Enjoy a hearty meal surrounded by cowboy history, or browse the Western gear in the store next door.
The Museum is housed in the 1909 train depot which was converted into a museum in 1987.