Our small town along the Columbia River has so many fantastic Hood River Restaurants for indoor and outdoor dining. Many talented chefs, brewers, and winemakers call Hood River home, creating a culinary hub in the Gorge. You’ll find anything from casual brew pubs serving fresh-baked Bavarian pretzels to full-scale fine dining establishments whipping up some …
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The Hood River Fruit Loop is one of the most impressive attractions in our area, especially during the summer months during cherry season. This 35-mile loop is home to more than 25 on-the-farm fruit stands, wineries, cideries, breweries, and flower fields. In fact, the first fruit trees on the Hood River Fruit Loop date back …
One of our favorite summertime traditions is visiting the blooming fields at Hood River Lavender Farms and Hope Ranch Lavender along the Hood River Fruit Loop. Aside from these two farms, you’ll also find a host of farm stands offering bouquets of flowers and herbs around the area—always a cheerful addition to your room at …
If you’re on the hunt for a charming destination for your next getaway, Hood River is one of the best small towns in Oregon for so many reasons. Not only is it just about an hour from downtown Portland, but it’s also a reasonable road trip from Seattle. In fact, Travel + Leisure ranked Hood …
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We love wine tasting year-round, and these wineries near Hood River are divine. Our area of Oregon lies within the lesser-known Columbia Gorge American Viticultural Area (AVA), which crosses the border into Washington and lies east of the two great volcanic landmarks: Mount Hood and Mount Adams. In the rainshadow of these mountains, this region …
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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 …
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 …
You’ll find some of the most beautiful scenery in the Northwest on these Hood River hikes. The town of Hood River is right in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge. It’s a little pocket of urban activity with a backdrop of the Cascade Mountains on the shoreline of the Columbia River. There are trailheads …
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