Set out to see Multnomah Falls as well as other falls along the Columbia River Gorge, home to the largest concentration of waterfalls in the country.

The Mount Hood Railroad offers unforgettable train journeys & railbike rides through the scenic valleys of the Columbia River Gorge in the shadow of Mt. Hood in Oregon.

The Gorge is ideal for stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking. There are several water sport stores and instructors in the Gorge for rentals, leassons or guided tours.

All natural Lavender farm in the beautiful Hood River Valley of Oregon. Free entry to walk the farm and gift shop. (Highly recommend their lavender soft serve ice cream)

Mt. Hood Winery offers a beautiful tasting room to sample their award-winning wines, while enjoying stunning mountain and vineyard views. Tour groups and busses welcome by appointment.

The Gorge White House really does it all. Situated on 30+ acres of orchard in the heart of the Hood River Valley. They offer tastings (Hard Cider • Craft Wines), famous for their Farm Fresh Food Cart/Fruit Stand (U-Pick Fruit • U-Pick Flowers) all with Mountain Views and expansive outdoor seating!

This is a stunning low elevation loop that takes in three waterfalls, looks into the sheer-walled Oneonta Gorge, and offers views over the Oneonta Bottomlands and up the Columbia River Gorge.

Kiyokawa Family Orchards has been growing the finest produce available since 1911. They offer over 150 distinct varieties of apples, pears, asian pears, cherries and stone fruit. Their fruit stand offers local honey, jams and fresh cider. If you prefer to pick your own, they have the largest U-Pick orchard in the valley!

Franco Marchesi's passion for wine began in his hometown of Borgosesia, Peimonte, Italy. After running his own import company specializing in Italian wines for over 20 years, Franco began planting his favorite Northern Italian grapes in Hood River, where the climate and soil are just like Northern Italy.

Tamanawas Falls forms a broad curtain where Cold Spring Creek thunders over a 110-foot lava cliff near the eastern base of Mount Hood. The waterfall is reduced to a thin veil in late summer, but summer wildflowers and fall colors make the hike up the creek a worthy excursion.

Standing at 11,239 feet, Mount Hood is the highest point in Oregon and the fourth highest peak in the Cascade Range. Mount Hood offers hiking trails, spots for camping and fishing, and nearly year-round skiing. A staple point in the PNW

Solera Brewery specializes in creating unique, one of a kind beers in small batches. Their Hedonist IPA is a local’s favorite, and is the only beer your will find on draft year round.

An easy drive-up viewpoint of the entire picturesque Hood River Valley. Soak in the panoramic views from Mt. Hood to Mt. Adams. The view features more than 15,000 acres of orchards and vineyards which is a photo opportunity not to be missed.

“The King of Roads“, is the first scenic highway in the US to gain the distinction of National Historic Landmark. You will discover waterfalls, vistas, and beautiful bridges as you explore the length of the Gorge, enjoying scenic rest stops along the way. You can explore segments of the historic route by driving, biking, or heading out on foot.

Not far from Hood River, Indian Creek offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Indian Creek difficult yet friendly.

You’ll find everything you need here! The Waterfront incorporates close to two miles of pedestrian trails, shops, resturants and breweries. The waterfront park is filled with bicyclists, kiteboarders, windsurfers, fishermen, paddlers, boaters, and more!