When looking for lodging for your next Oregon getaway, our Historic Inn is one of the best places to stay in Hood River. In the Northwest, we work hard and play hard—so we take relaxing very seriously too! At our Hood River Bed and Breakfast, you can take your vacation at your own speed. Our …
This area of the Gorge is a winter wonderland! There are so many things to do in Hood River this time of year, from skiing or snowshoeing at Mt. Hood to heated patios for outdoor beers and wine tasting—the snow never keeps us down. While it’s best to be prepared for rain and snow, if …
Mount Hood isn’t just a landmark in Oregon; it’s an iconic monument to nature lovers, extreme sports junkies, and outdoor enthusiasts. Its likeness graces labels for local breweries, distilleries, and outerwear companies. Mount Hood Meadows is one of four ski resorts on our beloved mountain for skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and lessons. Thankfully, Mt. Hood receives …
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Hood River Distillers has been a fixture in our area of Oregon since 1934—in fact, it’s the Northwest’s oldest and largest importer, distiller, and producer of spirits. Hood River Distillers also bottles and markets these tasty beverages. The company first began with exploring the world of fruit wines and brandies, using excess fruit from the …
Mt. Hood National Forest is one of the best places in our area for hiking. In fact, it’s one of the most visited national forests in all of the United States with more than four million visitors per year. Mt. Hood National Forest covers a huge chunk of the Oregon wilderness, including old growth forests, …
One thing is for sure, our area is home to so many incredible Hood River wineries and breweries. Due to our amazing location in the Columbia River Gorge area, there’s no shortage of vineyards and hops farms, and this translates directly to lots of tasty wine and beer to imbibe on any trip here. The …
This area of the Northwest is an outdoor lover’s paradise, especially in summer time. Here we’ll fill you in on our top ten favorite things to do in Hood River this warm, sunny season. Spoiler alert: a lot of these activities are outside and end with an adult beverage. Hood River is known for it’s …
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One of the little pleasures on a trip to this part of Oregon is fresh Hood River cherries. July is the best time to find Hood River cherries and many local farms offer U-pick opportunities, as well as local goods and products made with this amazing fruit. You’ll find this flavorful ingredient all around town …
The Multnomah Falls hike is one of the most memorable hikes near Hood River. Fitting that it’s also one of the most visited waterfalls in all of the Pacific Northwest. Every year, more than two and a half million people come to get a glimpse of the 620-foot landmark, its roaring icy waters cascading down …
Thankfully, the restrictions for dining at Hood River restaurants are loosening up and we can finally get back out to enjoy a meal away from home. Many establishments are still offering limited indoor dining, but with outdoor options and, of course, food and drinks to-go as well. Warmer temperatures and drier weather will open up …
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All guests of the Inn at the Gorge can now rent an e-bike with their stay. Ride the historic Moiser Twin Tunnels or do the Fruit Loop. Call us to book your bike.