Getting Here:
Redmond is the crossroads for State Highway 126 and US HWY 97, making
easy connection with I-5; linking Oregon to Washington and California;
and I-84 linking Portland to Idaho and points east. Portland is a quick
three hour trip and other major West Coast cities—Seattle, Boise and
San Francisco—are all easily accessed by a day’s drive.
With east-to-west and north-to-south highways intersecting in
Redmond, travel distances to other points in Central Oregon are
relatively short; typically no more than 30 to 55 minutes in any
direction.
From Bend
Travel north on US-97 toward Redmond. Take the Yew Ave exit and turn right onto SW Airport Way.
From Redmond
Travel south on US-97. Take the Yew Ave exit ramp and turn left onto SW Yew Ave. SW Yew Ave becomes SW Airport Way.
From Portland
Travel east on US-26 for approximately 103 miles. When you reach Madras continue straight as US-26 becomes US-97. Continue to travel south on US-97. When you reach the Yew Ave exit ramp take the exit and turn left onto SW Yew Ave. SW Yew Ave becomes SW Airport Way.
Travel distance / time from metropolitan areas:
| City:
|
Mileage:
|
Drive Time:
|
| Portland, OR
|
175 miles
|
3 hrs. 15 min.
|
| Medford, OR
|
178 miles
|
3 hrs. 40 min.
|
| Seattle, WA
|
328 miles
|
6 hrs. 10 min.
|
| Olympia, WA
|
297 miles
|
5 hrs. 10 min.
|
| Boise, ID
|
318 miles
|
6 hrs. 20 min.
|
| San Francisco, CA
|
492 miles
|
8 hrs. 25 min.
|
| Los Angeles, CA
|
821 miles
|
12 hrs. 55 min.
|
Redmond Municipal Airport currently is served by four air carriers; American Airlines, Alaska Air, Delta Air, United and United Express with daily non-stop flights to Denver, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Portland, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, and Seattle