Summer Mountain Festivals
Summer Mountain Festivals
Even without snow, ski towns are still fun places to visit. All summer, mountain towns from Telluride to Stowe host music, food, and film festivals. Here are 10 of our favorite summertime mountain town festivals.
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The Bite of Bend
This food festival in Bend, Oregon, is free to the public and includes a live Iron Chef contest, live music, beer garden, local farm-grown food and wine tastings, and a children’s play area. This year, the event is a charity fundraiser for the Kids Center, which helps abused children (since its inception in 2003, The Bite of Bend has raised over $30,000 for charitable causes). [June 26-27; Bend, Oregon; www.thebiteofbend.com]
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