Internet in Bend OR 97701

Bend is the seat of Deschutes county, 79,000 strong as of 2012. Founded over 100 years ago as the most popular route through the Cascades, it’s now the most popular route to Mount Bachelor. To the chagrin of some long-time locals, Bend has become perhaps the worst kept secret in destination travel. But it cannot be denied that Bend has more culture, more people, roads, parks, events, beer, art, and great food than ever. Home to over 20 microbreweries and some of the best hiking, biking, skiing, snowboarding, and culinary delights in the country, Bend is an interesting mix of cosmopolitan and rural outdoor lifestyles. It is also where Webformix High Speed Internet Service is headquartered at the intersection of Hill St and Hawthorne Ave. We provide High Speed Internet to places throughout Bend, Oregon, so if you live here you should look into Webformix Broadband Internet for your home or business. Now Bend is a challenging place to provide wireless service, it’s fairly noisy with home Wifi, and covered in trees and various radio obstacles. To combat this, we have transmitters hosted at multiple locations on Awbrey Butte broadcasting high speed internet and broadband internet throughout the community. Other internet providers do not cover all parts of Bend equally, and they may require data transfer caps, contracts, or charge high rates if you don’t bundle with their other services. Webformix High Speed Internet is simple, inexpensive, and there are no contracts or usage caps. You get what’s on the tin when you sign up!

Here are some of the places we love in Bend

The Old Mill District
Phone: 541.312.0131

All the possibilities for light recreation in such a beautiful setting makes The Old Mill a favorite for any human being that enjoys peace, beauty, and tended landscapes.  It’s a dream for locals and tourists alike. While shopping and entertainment go hand in hand here, we really love the Deschutes River Trail. Walk along the river, enjoy wild life, people watch, marvel at all the Golden Retrievers and ponder the merits of paddle-boarding. And the food: while the staff at Webformix all have different opinions about what’s tasty, we all generally agree that The Old Mill has got the goods (Bend Brew Werks). Oh yeah, and don’t miss the great little volleyball pit next to the Les Schwab Amphitheater. !

Downtown Bend
Phone: 541.788.3628

We spend a lot of time downtown. We spent a lot of time in other places too, like at Smith Rock, or on the many biking trails spidering off Skyliners road, or helping our mothers fix their printers, but considering that the Webformix office is a quick walk from downtown, it’s where we work and on occasion play. Located on the west side of Bend adjacent to Drake Park, downtown Bend is beautiful year round and has a vibrant and constantly growing culture interlaced with a heck of a lot of tasty food, booze, boutique shopping, and a light smattering of art. During the summer months, don’t be surprised to see groups of tourists on Segways and remember; control your urge to snicker at them as they pass. We’re all just enjoying ourselves. Take another sip of your tremendously hoppy beer while at Crows Feet Commons and just remember to be nice, you’re in Bend.

Mt. Bachelor
800.829.2442

During the winter, you can take quiet strolls through alleyways and along snowy streets, start spontaneous snowball fights with some passers-by, warm up your hands and stimulate your mind in coffee shops like Palate Coffee and Backporch Coffee Roasters, or do some Christmas shopping at the brilliantly lit Cascade Village Shopping Center. Almost no matter where you go, one is bound to hear snippets of Bendites and tourists conversing.  Often times these conversations revolve around “The Mountain”. We love Bachelor. Bend is known for this mountain, and during the winter months it stands on the skyline like a monument to what Bend has become. This mountain is considered to have some of the best winter recreation on the west coast, and we agree. With the way people speak about Mt. Bachelor, in either excited, wide-eyed bliss, or reverent snowbro whispers, this is the true center of town when snow begins to fall.