Ponderosa Forge

At the foot of the mountains of the Oregon waterfall, between Ponderosa pine and juniper, the sound of the Hammers and the roar of fire break the silence of a small town in the west. Retreating more than 100 years ago, the blacksmith shop was often the gathering place where people stopped to have their horse or buggy repaired, had a tool made, carved an axe, or had an article manufactured for them. House or home. It's still like this here at Ponderosa Forge at Sisters Oregon, a town of 2 000 inhabitants, where, as a city of wood and livestock, the roots are deep. Sisters Country attracts travelers and tourists from afar for its location in the Pines, with the three-sure mountains projecting a nocturnal shadow on Whychus Creek and the Metolius River. Nearby ski resorts, an annual rodeo, a folk festival, art festivals, producer markets and outdoor activities make sure a great place to visit and live. Strolling through the streets of sisters with its theme of the years 1880, you will find our work in many buildings. You will see doorknobs, chimney screens, fire tools, oak, balustrades, light fixtures, gift items, towel rails, storage equipment, latches and hinges. We have been filling our city with hand-forged iron for almost 30 years. From the humble beginnings of the blacksmithing work (horse-shoeing) and the general work of smithing, welding and repair, our blacksmith shop has become a place where creativity, ingenuity and the search for an old craft have allowed To revive what was once a lost art. As at the time, Ponderosa Forge perpetuates the tradition of a meeting place where an auction and an art festival are held each year to raise funds for our schools. Excursions and occasional visits are organized for young and old to learn a trade that has helped build our country