Vacation Guide - Hood River County Chamber of

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Vacation Guide
The bountiful Hood River valley with a view of Mt. Adams
Zach Dischner
hoodriver.org
Michael Peterson
Wild Flowers
Tamara Logsdon
Hood River’s waterfront
Hood River County Chamber of Commerce
Strolling along Hood River’s waterfront
WELCOME TO WILDLY GORGE-OUS
HOOD RIVER COUNTY
With Mt. Hood looming in the distance and the mighty Columbia River at its doorstep,
Hood River County offers a world of year-round outdoor recreation, dramatic vistas,
historic landmarks, fantastic food and warm, friendly people.
Located in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Hood River County
offers an expansive variety of suitable terrain no matter what your sport or speed. Mt. Hood’s
miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, acres of farm and forestland, and miles of vertical
ski runs attract mountain fans, while the Columbia River’s consistent summer winds attract
windsurfers, kiteboarders, stand up paddle boarders (SUP) and even paragliders. Best of all,
you can enjoy a bluebird day skiing groomers and get up the next morning for a sunrise
SUP on the Columbia.
Over the last decade, Hood River has become world renowned for its wide selection of
craft breweries, hard-pressed cideries, shopping, award-winning wineries and restaurants,
where you’ll find everything from wild salmon to seasonal greens grown by nearby farmers.
While you’re here, take a yoga class, get a massage, see a movie, make a piece of art, explore
our local parks and trails, or go shopping.
Whether you’re a regular at our local brewpubs, or you’re planning your first escape to
Hood River, we’ve got all the bases covered for your next wildly gorge-ous vacation. You
might be tempted to stay just for a weekend; but there’s so much to see and do, we think
you’ll want to stay for a week.
Contents
Natural Beauty 5
Food and Farms 9
Drinks and Dining 11
Shopping 13
Accommodations 15
Outdoor Recreation 19
Communities 25
Arts and Culture 27
History and Heritage 29
Weddings and Special Events 30
Event Calendar 32
Getting Here 35
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The Hood River valley and Mt. Hood, Oregon’s tallest peak
Oneonta Gorge and Oneonta Falls
Zach Dischner
A SCENIC WONDERLAND
OF NATURAL BEAUTY
In 1986 the Columbia River Gorge became the nation’s first National Scenic
area, and today it remains the country’s largest. In the heart of the region, where
the shimmering Columbia cuts through the Douglas fir covered Cascade Range,
Hood River has grown into the cultural, economic, historic, and recreational
epicenter of the Gorge, but none of those things compares to the sheer scenic
wonderland that is Hood River County. Mt. Hood, Oregon’s highest point, keeps
a constant vigil over the fruit tree filled Hood River valley, the dry wildflower
laden eastern hills, and the rippling whitewater that pours from its shoulders
toward the Columbia. The communities that make up Hood River County are
bonded by more than proximity—they are proud inhabitants of one the world’s
most beautiful spots. You will eventually leave Hood River, but once you have
visited, this county will always be with you.
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Did you know?
Jerry Cranmer
The Columbia River Gorge
National Scenic Area—the
largest in America—is 80 miles
long and encompasses 292,500
acres and 13 cities in Oregon
and Washington.
Did you know?
Hiking in the Mt. Hood Wilderness
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Peter Marbach
Isolated micro-habitats in
the Columbia River Gorge
have fostered many species
of endemic plants and
animals, including at least
13 indigenous wildflowers.
#hoodriver
HOME TO OREGON’S TALLEST
MOUNTAIN & MIGHTIEST RIVER
Nowhere else in Oregon can you so easily experience the
water and mountains in one destination.
Carving a deep, expansive gorge along the Oregon-Washington border, the
Columbia River is the only sea-level passage through the Cascade Range.
Today, the vast majority of the millions of visitors who come to the Gorge each
year focus on stopping at some of the area’s 50+ waterfalls. Highlights include
easy-to-access Wahclella Falls, Oneonta Falls and Multnomah Falls, which at
620 feet tall, is the second highest year-round waterfall in the United States.
Built between 1913 and 1922, the Historic Columbia River Highway provides
access to most waterfall hikes on the Oregon side of the Gorge, numerous scenic
overlooks and many peaceful picnic areas. The historic highway is also popular
among cyclists, who love the hills, curves and slow-moving traffic of this scenic
and challenging route.
Did you know?
Winding 1,243 miles from
the Canadian Rockies to the
Pacific Ocean, the Columbia
River dumps more water
into the Pacific Ocean than
any other river in North or
South America.
For a special treat, buy a ticket for the Mt. Hood Scenic Railroad, which was built
in 1905 to extend freight service 21 miles south to Parkdale, making the orchards
more accessible for export. Depending on the time of year, the Mt. Hood Railroad
provides a unique view of blossoming orchards, snow-capped peaks and fall
foliage during a four-hour round-trip excursion to Parkdale.
Home to Two of Travel Oregon’s “The Seven Wonders of Oregon”
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Mt. Hood, once referred to as Wy’east by the Multnomah tribe, is Oregon’s tallest
(elev. 11,249 feet) and most famous snow-capped iconic peak. In the mid-1800s, the
Mt. Hood Road provided an alternative to the dangerous Columbia River route that
required early pioneers on the Oregon Trail to put their wagons on rafts. Today, the
Mt. Hood Scenic Byway travels through orchards, farms and vineyards. In one day,
you can sample the region’s wide variety of wines, taste fresh hard-pressed cider,
pick a bouquet of lavender, meet a family of alpacas, hike through fields of lupine
and take a scenic chairlift ride.
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Blossom Time
Starting in early April, the
cherry, apple and pear trees in
the Hood River valley welcome
spring’s return by releasing
vibrant pink and white flowers.
They start in the lower
elevations and, like a domino
effect, move up the valley
creating a patchwork of color.
Visit Hood River throughout
the month of April and enjoy
family-friendly farm events,
craft shows, culinary treats and
the Hood River County HardPressed Cider Fest.
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A bountiful harvest from the Hood River valley
Michael Peterson
Foraging for wild morel mushrooms
WILDLY DELICIOUS
Peter Marbach
Abundant, glacier-fed water and fertile volcanic soils attracted hundreds of
people to set roots in the Hood River valley in the mid-1800s. Hood River County
boasts 14,000 acres of commercial pear, apple, cherry and peach orchards.
More than 30 orchards, farms and wineries are scattered throughout Hood River
County, many of which open their doors to the public during much of the year.
From the annual Hood River Lavender Daze Festival (July) to the Heirloom
Apple Celebration (October) to u-cut tree farms (December), countless events
throughout the year bring people together to celebrate the harvest and the
growers who have made the Hood River valley one of the most prolific fruitproducing regions in the world.
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Michael Peterson
Insider’s Tip
Jen Jones, courtesy Gorge Grown Food Network
During the month of April,
the Columbia Gorge wineries
welcomes spring with Wine
Passport Month. Meet the
winemakers, be the first to
enjoy spring releases, and
attend special events—such
as the Barrel and Reserve
tasting weekend —at
participating wineries.
columbiagorgewine.com
Feasting at a Hood River County farmers’ market
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The Hood River County
Fruit Loop is the best way to
explore the region’s orchards,
farms and wineries throughout
the Hood River valley. Go to
hoodriverfruitloop.com
to find a calendar that lists
what’s in season when, along
with a full calendar of farm
events and a searchable map.
You can also get the map from
the Hood River County Chamber
of Commerce Visitors Center
(720 E Port Marina Dr.).
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Taste for yourself why
so many food-related businesses call Hood River home. From the cherry, apple
and pear blossoms in the spring to the bustling farmers markets and fruit stands
in the summer, Hood River County has a deep-seeded love for—and dependence
on—nature’s bounty. Take a drive along the Hood River County Fruit Loop and
stop at farms and roadside stands to sample peaches, cherries, strawberries,
blueberries, apples and pears. Spend a morning at a u-pick farm so that you can
enjoy the fruits of your labor all winter long. Pick a bouquet of lavender, dahlias
and sunflowers. Stop at a local tasting room or cidery. Explore the Mt. Hood
National Forest in search of wild huckleberries—or stop at a local restaurant for
a huckleberry milkshake.
Insider’s Tip
Michael Peterson
Adam LaPierre
A FEAST FOR EVERY TABLE.
Take a little piece of Hood River home. Many
farms sell jams, jellies, honey, dried fruit, pie and
other treats. Or, stop by a local farmers market,
where you’ll find veggies, fruit, smoked salmon,
sausage and other locally produced food.
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Hood River Hops Fest
Held annually in September
and featuring one of the largest
fresh hop beer selections in the
nation, the Hood River Hops
Fest showcases more than 60
fresh-hop beers from over threedozen breweries for beer lovers
to sample, along with local wine
and cuisine.
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Sixth Street Bistro & Loft in downtown Hood River
DINING IN HOOD RIVER.
Our communities have it all—great breakfast spots, coffee shops, family-friendly
restaurants, breweries, bistros and many other fantastic options. The area’s rich
agricultural heritage, abundance of locally grown produce and people who are
passionate about food has attracted a wide range of talented chefs, winemakers,
coffee roasters, brewers and more, who have helped make Hood River County’s
food scene internationally known. You’ll find fresh-baked bread and pastries at
local bakeries and coffee shops.
Many lunch spots offer salads and sandwiches that you can take on a hike, picnic
or road trip. Hood River offers casual dining experiences, ranging from local brew
pubs to food carts to fine dining. Whether you stop for an ice cream cone in
Hood River’s historic downtown, for a burrito at a local, authentic tacqueria, or
a pulled pork sandwich in Parkdale, you’ll experience the same friendly service
and mouth-watering delicacies that will have you coming back for more.
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Michael Peterson
Hood River County has all
the best aspects of the Northwest food culture. Many of the restaurateurs, chefs,
winemakers and coffee roasters in our region are here because they love the
outdoors, which shows in everything they create.
Insider’s Tip
In search for the perfect
burger? You’ll find excellent
options—many sourced from
local ranchers. Plus, you’ll find
homemade veggie burgers,
wood-fired pizza, healthy salads
and a variety of other foods at
our eclectic mix of restaurants.
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LOCALLY CRAFTED BEER, WINE & SPIRITS
Erin Tegeler
Hood River County has a wide range of craft breweries, hard-pressed cideries, award-winning wineries and distilleries.
Visit during one of many special events to meet the brewers, winemakers and other experts who are amazing at—and love—
what they do.
Craft Breweries. Hood River is home to more
Distilleries. Hood River has a long history of
Doug Davidovich
making brandies and wines from the leftover apples
and pears from the Hood River valley. Today, you can
find locally distilled spirits—including whiskey, vodka
and gin—nationwide as well as in local restaurants.
Adam LaPierre
microbreweries per capita than any other town in
America with more than one brewery. From downtown
Hood River, you can go on a walking tour of numerous
craft breweries, which have rotating, seasonal beers
on tap. If you travel farther afield, bring your Breweries
in the Gorge (BIG) Passport to earn a collector’s pint
(breweriesinthegorge.com).
Wineries. Hood River County sits in the heart of
a “world of wine within 40 miles.” The short, dramatic
transition in landscape and climates from hot, dry desert
in the eastern Gorge to the cooler temperatures of the
western Gorge allow a vast array of grapes to flourish
throughout the region. In Hood River, you’ll find relaxed,
welcoming tasting rooms, many of which are dog- and
kid-friendly and offer killer views and award-winning
Pinot Noir, Barbera, Cab, Merlot and more.
(columbiagorgewine.com).
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Cideries. With 14,000 acres of orchards in Hood
River County, it’s not surprising that the area’s cider
scene is one of the most prolific in the Northwest.
You’ll find traditional dry and oak barrel aged cider,
to those infused with local hops and berries. For an
updated map of Hood River cideries, check out the
Gorge Cidermasters (cidermasters.org).
#hoodriver
Adam LaPierre
Hood River HardPressed Cider Fest
This event is held annually in
April in Hood River County’s
fruit packing district among the
blossoming fruit trees. Seasoned
and novice cider drinkers can
sample the Northwest’s best
ciders, eat local food, and
dance to live music. A kid’s
area makes this a family affair.
SHOPPING.
Hood River’s vibrant downtown and other business
districts offer a wide range of specialty shops. Park the car and walk as you shop
for jewelry, books, toys, shoes, gear, clothing, wine, art and other items. Our friendly
store owners go out of their way to help you find just what you are looking for, and
will point you in the right direction whether you are looking for a good lunch spot,
cup of coffee or hotel. With plenty of unique shops and a walkable downtown,
Hood River is a pleasant reprieve from busy malls and shopping centers. Finish
your day of shopping with a warm meal, a glass of wine and a quiet evening by the
fire at one of our local hotels.
Michael Peterson
Downtown Hood River
Michael Peterson
hoodriver.org
Hood River
Harvest Fest
Each fall, the Hood River
County Chamber of Commerce
hosts an old-fashioned harvest
festival at the waterfront with
local produce, food products,
arts and crafts, wine, cider and
beer tasting, live music, a kid’s
zone, and all the best the
county has to offer.
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The Columbia Gorge Hotel, a National Historic Landmark in Hood River
Zach Dischner
Celebrating local food and wine
WILDLY ACCOMMODATING
With abundant year-round lodging options, Hood River has evolved from a
great small town into the perfect vacation destination. From riverside balconies
to flower-covered patios, Hood River’s accommodations range from luxurious to
laid-back. Whether you’re visiting the area for an extended vacation, or you’re
simply passing through for a night, you’ll find all the comforts of home here in
Hood River County.
Michael Peterson
Many of our local lodges are welcoming to pets, wedding parties and groups
of all sizes, and are happy to accommodate your outdoor gear as well. Many can
direct you to a local guide who can take you wine tasting, hiking, skiing or on a
leisurely tour of scenic and historic sites.
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HOTELS, MOTELS & RESORTS.
Many Hood River hotels
and B&Bs offer stay-and-ski
packages. Ask about these
deals when you book
your room.
Hood River is Oregon’s bestkept winter secret. November
to April, head for the slopes
in the morning and out on the
town at night. Enjoy brewmaster
dinners, films and music,
workshops and more during
your stay. Or, pamper yourself
at one of our excellent spas.
Columbia Cliff Villas
Lori Black
Adam LaPierre
Looking for a room
with a view? Hood River has plenty, from waterfront lodges to boutique hotels to
affordable motels—many of which offer outstanding views of the Columbia River
as well as modern amenities such as pools, hot tubs and exercise rooms.
Local Pick
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Michael Peterson
Michael Peterson
Local Pick
Hood River Hotel
VACATION RENTALS.
Looking to stay for a while? Vacation
rentals provide plenty of room to spread out, as well as storage for your gear.
Options range from luxury downtown lofts, to Victorian-era homes to cabins in
the forest. You can choose to stay in town, close to restaurants, parks and shopping,
or seek solitude in the country.
#hoodriver
Local Pick
BED & BREAKFASTS.
CAMPING/GLAMPING.
From Hood River’s wonderful and
reasonably priced county parks, including Tollbridge and Tucker Park, to some area
lodgers’ glamping packages, Hood River caters to RVers, car campers and people
touring by bike. The Mt. Hood National Forest also offers plenty of designated
campgrounds and even fire lookouts and rustic cabins for rent.
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Many of our lodging options are
dog friendly and can direct you
to local pet groomers, boarders
and more.
J Semlor
Peter Marbach
If you’re looking for a quiet respite
after a long day of sightseeing or playing, stay at one of Hood River’s many B&Bs.
Nestled in orchards, on farms and in quiet residential neighborhoods, area B&Bs are
known for their charm and hospitality. Proprietors might even share secrets about
their favorite hiking, fishing and windsurfing spots.
Backcountry camping in the Mt. Hood Wilderness
Sakura Ridge
Sakura Ridge
Local Pick
Hood River Waterfront Park,
complete with a children’s
climbing wall, amphitheater
and a swimming beach, is a
fun place to bring the entire
family. It’s also a great viewpoint
for watching windsurfers and
kiteboarders sail across the river
during the warmer months.
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Kiteboarding in the world-famous Columbia River Gorge
Michael Peterson
Kid-friendly terrain at Mt. Hood Meadows and Cooper Spur Ski Area and Resort
FOUR SEASONS OF
OUTDOOR FUN
Zach Dischner
Awarded best adventure town by Sunset Magazine, people come to Hood River
County all year long to enjoy outdoor activities galore. Hood River has long
been known for its consistent summer winds and waves, making it an annual
destination for wind junkies from all over the globe. Its close proximity to
Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams, the mile-wide Columbia River and dozens of fresh
lakes and glacier-fed creeks attracts a wide range of outdoor enthusiasts.
Many people brag to one another about their favorite “Hood River hat trick”
(three-sport day). Whether it’s skiing, paddle boarding and mountain biking;
fly-fishing, running and rock climbing; or golfing, sailing and cycling, there are
few other places with so much to do in such close proximity. Regardless of the
activity du-jour, at the end of the day, you’ll likely find yourself bellying up to
the bar next to third-generation farmers, high-tech engineers and professional
athletes sharing stories about the day’s light powder, ripping waves or hero dirt.
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Mt. Hood Meadows
Blaine Franger
Local Pick
Returning to Portland after a
day of skiing? Take OR Hwy
35N to I-84 W, stop in Hood
River for dinner, and you’ll be
sinking your teeth into a burger
and fries before your friends
have made it down the east
side of the mountain.
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MOUNTAINS.
If you’re a downhill skier or boarder, you’ll find plenty
of challenges at local ski resorts. Learn and improve your terrain park riding skills
at The Zoo, a family-friendly terrain park at Mt. Hood Meadows that includes
micro rollers, small jumps and other mini features. Families flock to Cooper Spur
Mountain Resort, a rustic mountain lodge and ski resort located on the gorgeous
north side of Mt. Hood. Kids can learn to ski on beginner and intermediate runs,
or test their speed on the tubing hill.
Nordic skiers will find no shortage of groomed trails at local ski resorts and at
Teacup Lake, while snowshoers will love the trails within the Mt. Hood National
Forest. The summer months draw skiers and snowboarders from all over the world
to train at North America’s only year-round ski resort, Timberline. And most local
ski resorts have loads of summer activities, including kids adventure camps, music
and cultural events, and athletic races.
Climbing Mt. Hood
Mt. Hood Meadows
Mt. Hood is the second-most climbed
mountain in the world, after Japan’s Mt. Fuji,
attracting more than 10,000 climbers a year.
For many, climbing Mt. Hood is a lifelong
dream. Reaching the summit is a technical
climb that requires mountaineering experience,
fitness and route-finding skills. Many guide
services are available for hire. The primary
climbing season for Mt. Hood is April,
May and June, with most people taking
the standard south route that starts at
Timberline Lodge.
Celebrate the end of the
ski season with the annual
Sno-Kona Pond Skim at
Mt. Hood Meadows.
Snowboarders and skiers
skim their way across 100 feet
of frigid water while spectators
heckle and cheer for best
costume, performance
and splash.
Adam LaPierre
Local Pick
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#hoodriver
During the warm, summer months the Columbia River Gorge
becomes a wind tunnel that has for decades lured wind sports fanatics to its
beaches and reaches. Known to many as the Windsurfing Capital of the World,
windsurfers, kiteboarders, stand up paddle boarders and sailors swarm Hood River
from May to September. During the summer, on windy days, hundreds of colorful
kites can be seen from the Hood River waterfront.
Experienced boarders, sailors and outrigger canoers love the epic eight-mile
downwinder from Viento State Park to Hood River.
Adam LaPierre
Gorge-Us Photography
WIND.
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During the summer months,
numerous kiteboarding and
windsurfing schools set up shop
at the Hood River Event Site and
other sites along the Hood River
waterfront. Both sports require a
steep learning curve, so budget
for a few lessons if you want to
see progress.
Michael Peterson
Columbia Gorge Marathon
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WHITEWATER.
Adventurous and skilled whitewater kayakers test
their skills on the Hood, White Salmon or other world-class rivers, usually runable
year-round. And for families looking for a thrilling way to cool off in the hot summer
sun, numerous outfitters offer whitewater rafting on the White Salmon River, which
is free-flowing since the breaching of the Condit Dam in 2011.
Columbia Gorge
Marathon
Known as one of the most
scenic marathons in the Pacific
Northwest, the Columbia Gorge
Marathon and Half Marathon
is an out-and-back that includes
a section along the Historic
Columbia Gorge Highway.
You can even bring your dog!
columbiagorgemarathon.com
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Adam LaPierre
Carrot Quinn
Local Pick
Pacific Crest Trail Days, held
annually in August in Cascade
Locks, brings together hikers
of all ages to share stories, take
classes, do trail work, listen to
music, test gear and celebrate
the past, present and future of
the Pacific Crest Trail.
Hood River County is known for its trails, most notably dozens
of year-round waterfall hikes. Take the short, 1.8-mile round-trip hike to gorgeous
Wahclella Falls or head out on the 12-mile round-trip trek to Tunnel Falls along
Eagle Creek. If you’re on your way to Mt. Hood via OR Hwy 35 S, stop at Sherwood
Campground, the starting point for the mellow, 3.6-mile round-trip hike to 150foot Tamanawas Falls. For those who prefer the backcountry, plan an overnight
journey along the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), the 2,650-mile hiking trail spanning
from Mexico to Canada. The PCT makes its way over Mt. Hood and down to the
Columbia River, crossing the river at the Bridge of the Gods in Cascade Locks.
If you are seeking a more leisurely pace, take a stroll on the Indian Creek Trail,
located in Hood River.
Michael Peterson
Adam LaPierre
pcta.org
TRAILS.
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A Labor Day tradition, the
Roy Webster Cross-Channel
Swim is an annual event where
almost 500 people board
the famous Sternwheeler
paddleboat on the Hood
River shoreline, get ferried to
Washington and then jump into
the mighty Columbia River to
swim the 1.1-mile stretch back
to Hood River.
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RIVERS.
Hood River is the perfect place to dip your toes into the up-andcoming water sport of stand up paddle boarding. Rent a board for a few hours or a
few days. Get your balance in Hood River’s Nichols Basin before paddling out to
nearby Wells Island. Flatwater kayakers also love exploring these areas—especially
on calm days.
Fishing in Hood River County is as diverse as the bodies of water, streams and
tributaries it encompasses. Whether you want to fish for salmon and steelhead in
the Columbia River or head to Lost Lake for legal- and trophy-sized rainbow trout,
you’ll find an array of great fishing holes and friendly guides in Hood River County.
#hoodriver
J Semlor
Andy Jansky
Local Pick
BIKES.
Hood River County caters to road cyclists and mountain bikers alike.
You can crank out the miles on scenic roadways, and ride buffed-out single track
all in one weekend. Road cyclists often head east along the Mosier Twin Tunnels
Trail, and continue along the Historic Columbia River highway to the scenic
overlook at Rowena Crest. Or they cycle south through the orchards, farms and
vineyards of the Hood River valley. More ambitious riders might choose the long
grind to Lost Lake. Cyclists can also take a 34-mile scenic bike ride from Troutdale
to Cascade Locks following 26 miles of the drivable Historic Columbia River
highway and 6.5 miles on a paved trail separated from cars. The 6.5-mile paved
trail is perfect for family rides.
Kick off the summer with the
Hood2River Relay Race, when
teams of two or six people
descend from the high slopes
of the mountain to the low-lying
elevations of the Columbia River.
hood2riverrelay.com
Michael Peterson
Hood River County’s mountain biking trails range from the 3-mile Easy CLIMB
trail in Cascade Locks to the varied terrain at Hood River’s Post Canyon to the
scenic and challenging single track at Surveyor’s Ridge. Families can camp out all
day at Post Canyon’s Family Man area, which includes a pint-sized pump track for
little tykes and a big one for adults.
Insider’s Tip
Golfers appreciate the charm and challenge of
the 6,150-yard Indian Creek Golf Course, which
gets a 4-star rating from Golf Digest. Or enjoy
a unique round at Hood River Country Club.
Michael Peterson
Disc golfers are pleased to find a nine-hole,
moderately wooded course across the street
from the Hood River Skate Park.
hoodriver.org
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Forget something at home?
Hood River’s diverse mix of
stores—from bike shops to
clothing stores to shoe stores—
have all you need to prepare for
the hiking trails, river and road.
Find maps, along with local tips
on where to hike, bike, fish or ski.
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Harvesting pears in Parkdale
Adam LaPierre
Sailing on the Columbia River near Cascade Locks
J Semlor
School children playing in Pine Grove
WILDLY INVITING
COMMUNITIES
Hood River. With a population of about 7,400 people, Hood River
has maintained its small-town charm with the restoration of many historic
buildings, the preservation of locally owned businesses and an eclectic mix of
restaurants, bakeries, breweries, delis, shops and galleries. While you’re here,
be sure to check out the Hood River Waterfront, historic downtown, and
The Heights neighborhood.
Cascade Locks. Located about 40 miles from Portland and about
20 miles from downtown Hood River, Cascade Locks is a small, inviting town
known for its lush trails, excellent winds and beautiful Marine Park. Stop by
Cascade Locks during a world-class sailing regatta. Sign up for the Bridge
of the Gods 10K or Half-Marathon. Or take a trip on the Columbia Gorge
Sternwheeler to learn a bit of history.
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The Gorge White House,
a century-old working farm
located on Oregon Hwy 35, is a
must-stop in the summer. Pick
strawberries or flowers from the
garden while enjoying a glass of
local wine or hard cider.
thegorgewhitehouse.com
Parkdale. Mt. Hood provides a dramatic backdrop for the residents of
Parkdale, an agricultural community located about 16 miles south of Hood River.
The Mt. Hood Railroad stops in Parkdale, right next to the Hutson Museum, a
historical Hood River valley landmark resting on a two-acre National Historic
Site. Enjoy a meal or local brew in Parkdale after a day exploring the area.
Odell. Located in the heart of the Hood River County Fruit Loop, Odell is the
Adam LaPierre
home to the valley’s biggest fruit packing houses. Odell is also home to the
Hood River County Fairgrounds, which hosts the County Fair in July and the
Gorge Fruit & Crafts Festival in September.
Mt. Hood. The unincorporated town of Mt. Hood is home to the historic
Mt. Hood Town Hall, which offers classes in yoga, ceramics, and tai chi, and
can be rented for weddings and other special events. Here you will also find
the historic Parkdale Ranger Station (built in 1939).
Dee. Built in 1906, the town of Dee is the gateway to Lost Lake. The agricultural
town has long been tied to the fruit-growing industry of the Hood River valley,
and is abundant in fruit trees and berry farms that lie between the middle and
west forks of the Hood River in an area known as Dee Flat.
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If you happen to be driving
through the Hood River valley
on a Friday morning, stop by
The Fruit Company for great
deals on fruit and other
gourmet goodies.
thefruitcompany.com
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A sculpture on the BIG ART walking tour. Artist: Ann Fleming
Michael Peterson
Live music in Hood River
COMPELLING CULTURE
PAST & PRESENT
Michael Peterson
Whether you are interested in Native American history and traditions, enthralled
with Lewis and Clark’s epic journey along the Columbia River, or fascinated
by the diverse landscape that has inspired artists and writers alike, Hood River
County offers a rich arts and culture community that’s continually evolving.
Attend a theatre production or a gallery show at the Columbia Center for the
Arts. Enjoy trivia nights, story time and meet-the-author events at the Hood River
County Library. Dance to live music many nights of the week. Head off to one of
the area’s numerous museums, galleries and exhibits highlighting talented local
artists. Or, try your hand at photography, painting, ceramics, glassblowing or
sculpture by enrolling in a workshop offered by a local artist.
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Courtesy of Bonnie White
Local Pick
The Pacific Northwest Plein
Air is an annual competition
and gallery exhibition held in
August. It includes events and
wine tasting opportunities
featuring the art and literary
work of accomplished painters
and writers. Submissions are due
annually in April.
Chris Smith
A sculpture on the BIG ART walking tour. Artist: CJ Rench
Local Pick
The Columbia Center for
the Arts offers visual,
performing and literary arts
events that will make you think,
give you a laugh and touch your
soul. The Mt. Hood Independent
Film Festival, hosted annually
in November, brings films
produced by independent
filmmakers to Hood River.
columbiaarts.org
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pleinairhoodriver.blogspot.com
ART & CULTURE.
To explore Hood River’s arts and culture scene,
start at the Hood River History Museum, located near the Hood River Marina.
Explore the history of Native American culture, timber and logging, agriculture
and recreation of the Mid-Columbia region. Then stop by the Hood River County
Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center to grab a map of the Hood River BIG ART
Walking Tour, a rotating collection of impressive sculptures on loan from (and for
sale by) regional artists (art-of-community.com). Then, make your way to downtown
Hood River, where artwork by local artists hangs on the walls of many restaurants
and retailers. Stop in the Columbia Center for the Arts, home to a community
theater group and a gallery that features more than 125 local artists with monthlong special exhibits (215 Cascade Avenue). You’ll have to hop on a bicycle or into
the car to reach Western Antique Aeroplane and Automotive Museum (WAAAM).
Here, you can peek inside hundreds of working antique airplanes, automobiles
and military jeeps. Discover the unexpected at Maryhill Museum of Art near
Goldendale, Washington. Founded by legendary businessman, Sam Hill, Maryhill
boasts a world-class collection of art and rotating exhibits.
#hoodriver
Michael Peterson
HERITAGE & HISTORY.
From notable landmarks such as the
Barlow Road, which took pioneers along the Oregon Trail up and over Mt. Hood
to the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway, which is being restored mile by
mile, you don’t have to travel far within Hood River County to feel like you’ve
stepped back in time. Learn more about the cultural and natural history of the
Gorge. Consider taking a ride on the Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler, an authentic
triple-deck paddle wheeler, or on the historical Mt. Hood Scenic Railroad.
Meander the streets of Hood River’s historic downtown, which includes numerous
buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. And, if you’re really curious,
check out the Historic Hood River photo blog, which includes hundreds of photos
and commentary from locals (historichoodriver.com). Learn about Native American
history, the early pioneers of the Columbia River Gorge, and the natural history of
this area by taking a drive to the Columbia River Gorge Discovery Center and
Museum or the Hutson Museum.
hoodriver.org
The Historic Columbia River
Highway spans more than 80
miles between Troutdale and
The Dalles. The first planned
scenic roadway in the United
States, it was a technical and
civic achievement of its time.
Today, it’s on the National
Register of Historic Places.
Whether driving the highway
to access waterfalls, biking it to
reach communities, or hiking
sections closed to traffic, there
are numerous ways to enjoy
this historic gem of the Pacific
Northwest.
Brian W. Robb, c2011
Hood River County Museum
Princess Timiteen of the Clatsop tribe
Local Pick
The Missoula Floods
Local Pick
During the great Missoula Floods, which swept
periodically across eastern Washington and
down the Columbia River Gorge at the end of
the last ice age, the waters near Hood River
reached 1,000 feet, creating a deep, expansive
gorge all the way to Crown Point.
Completed in 1935, Georgiana
Smith Park is a gorgeous public
green space adjacent to the
Hood River Library. The library
was completed in 1914 with a
$17,500 Carnegie grant.
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Michael Peterson
Local Pick
Gorge-Us Photography
Looking for that perfect
wedding or anniversary gift?
You’ll find beautifully made
clothing, jewelry, art, crafts,
books and more in downtown
Hood River and The Heights.
Tom McCall Preserve at Rowena Crest
Oak Street Hotel
Michael Peterson
WEDDINGS, MEETINGS & SPECIAL EVENTS
Hood River Holidays
Hood River transforms into a
classic holiday setting every
November and December.
Along the main street, visitors
will find beautifully lit holiday
trees, decorated storefronts and
lots of unique shopping options.
Even the Grinch would enjoy the
annual Hood River Christmas
Parade and Tree Lighting.
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With dramatic features such as snow-capped Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams and the
basalt cliffs of the Columbia Gorge serving as backdrops, it’s no surprise that
Hood River County is becoming a wildly popular destination for couples ready
to tie the knot.
Hood River’s close proximity to the Portland International Airport also makes it
a favorite among families, companies and others seeking a crowd-pleasing setting
for their special event or occasions.
Planning a meeting or corporate event? Go to hoodriver.org for a list of event
venues, including area hotels, wineries, B&Bs and restaurants. A few public parks
can be reserved for intimate events such as small weddings and family gatherings.
The area’s top-notch event planners and caterers, gifted florists and hairstylists,
and talented photographers and videographers are poised to make sure that your
event goes off without a hitch.
Whether you’re planning a company retreat, meeting, reunion or a wedding
weekend, it’s easy to incorporate a rafting trip, brewery tour or group hike (or all
three). There’s nothing like running a 10-foot-high waterfall with your soon-to-be
mother-in-law to really make you feel like family, eh?
#hoodriver
SEVEN WILDLY GORGE-OUS VACATION IDEAS
Drive the Hood River County Fruit Loop. This 35-mile scenic drive
through the valley’s orchards, forests, farmlands and friendly communities is one of the
area’s top attractions. Throughout the year, you’ll find fruit, wines, lavender, alpacas,
farm stands, family activities and more.
Tour the Waterfalls. The geology of the Columbia River Gorge lends itself
to some of the most spectacular waterfalls anywhere. Starting with the towering
620-foot Multnomah Falls, visitors can stop at waterfalls all along the Historic
Columbia Gorge Highway, or choose to hike in for a closer look.
Jesse Larvick
Explore the Great Outdoors. With trails ranging from easy to expert,
Hood River County is a great place to explore new areas by foot, by bike or on
horseback. And, if you want to learn a new sport—from fly fishing to sailing to
mountain biking—Hood River’s friendly shops, guides and clubs make it easy to
dive in while you’re here on vacation.
Adam LaPierre
Soak up Art and Culture. Hood River is home to many talented artists,
actors, writers and musicians. Spend time at a local gallery or art museum. Catch a live
concert—many of which are outdoors during the summer time. Enjoy a live theater
production or writing workshop. Try your hand at glassblowing or painting—or simply
support our local artists by attending open studio tours and craft shows.
Michael Peterson
Take a Culinary Odyssey. Tour one of our many wineries and vineyards, or
attend a wine maker’s dinner at a local restaurant. Take a brewery tour or stop at a local
cider house. Visit one of many local coffee roasters or food carts. Enjoy a home-cooked
breakfast at a local diner, or opt for a gourmet meal at one of many fine dining options
in town. Numerous culinary surprises await in Hood River County.
Michael Peterson
Make a Splash. Hood River put itself on the world windsurfing map in the
Zach Dischner
1980s and continues to lure wind and water sports enthusiasts from all over the world.
Local instructors know the weather and wind patterns and can provide a comfortable
setting for you to launch into a new water sport. Take the family to Hood River
Waterfront Park, where from the swimming beach you can watch windsurfers and
kiteboarders criss-crossing the river.
Do Your Holiday Shopping. It’s never too early to begin your holiday
shopping, and Hood River’s shops are a great place to start. Our main street
offers an eclectic mix of locally owned specialty stores where you can find jewelry,
clothing, toys, books, stationary, locally made products, outdoor gear and more.
Plus, gift certificates to local restaurants, galleries and stores are a great way to lure
your loved ones back to Hood River County.
hoodriver.org
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HOOD RIVER COUNTY EVENTS
Adam LaPierre
Michael Peterson
Any time of the year, Hood River is bustling with activity from one of many fun, family-friendly events. Spring and summer
brings blossom celebrations, concerts in the park, outdoor sporting events and more. The fall harvest season features
numerous culinary and art festivals. And winter time is the season for film festivals, holiday traditions and ski season events.
Spring
Summer
•Spring Break at Mt. Hood Meadows – MARCH/APRIL
•Beach Bash – JUNE
•Gorge Open Artists Studio Tour – APRIL
•Sternwheeler Days – JUNE
•Hood River Hard-Pressed Cider Fest – APRIL
•4th of July Parade & Fireworks – JULY
•Gorge Winegrowers Passport Month – APRIL
•Fruit Loop Cherry Celebration – JULY
•Hood River Valley Blossom Time – APRIL
•Lavender Daze Festival – JULY
•Blossom Craft Show – APRIL
•Hood River County Fair – JULY
•Gorge Earth Day/Week – APRIL
•Kiteboarding 4 Cancer Festival – JULY
•Hood2River Relay – MAY
•Mt Hood Meadows Uphill Challenge Walk/Run – AUG
•Bridge of the Gods Half Marathon and 10K – AUG
•Pacific Crest Trail Days – AUG
•Roy Webster Cross-Channel Swim – SEPT
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#hoodriver
Jim Kinghorn
For a complete and updated list 0f events,
go to hoodriver.org
Fall
Winter
•Harvest Season events along the Hood River
County Fruit Loop
•Thanksgiving Weekend Winery Open House – NOV
•Hood River Hops Fest – SEPT
•Hood River Harvest Fest – OCT
•Themed Excursions, Mt. Hood Railroad – NOV/DEC
•Hood River Holidays – DEC
•Columbia Gorge Marathon – OCT
•Sense of Place Lecture Series, Columbia Center
for the Arts – OCT THRU MARCH
•Columbia Gorge Fiber Festival – NOV
•Snowshoe Tours at Mt. Hood Meadows
•Mt. Hood International Film Festival – NOV
•Gorge Fruit & Crafts Festival – SEPT
hoodriver.org
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Michael Peterson
The mission
of the Hood
River County
Chamber of
Commerce is
to promote
the economic
prosperity and
livability of
Hood River
County.
(800) 366-3530 | (541) 386-2000
hoodriver.org
Hood River Waterfront Park
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Adam LaPierre
720 E Port Marina Drive
Hood River, Oregon 97031
#hoodriver
HOOD RIVER COUNTY MAP
For a full detailed map please visit hoodriver.org.
WA
The Fruit Loop
The Fruit Loop
Getting Here
Hood River is about 60 miles
from the Portland International
Airport and is accessible by
shuttle or car, via I-84.
Hood River is served by
Greyhound bus. Our local
bus, CAT, goes to and from
Portland twice a week
(community.gorge.net/hrctd).
Amtrak leaves Portland/
Vancouver daily and stops
in Bingen, Washington, which
is just a short cab ride from
Hood River. Tickets for this
scenic train ride can be
purchased online.
hoodriver.org
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Hood River County, Chamber of Commerce | Member Directory
AGRICULTURE
A & J ORCHARDS, LLC
(541) 386-1974
www.hoodriverfruitloop.com
4600 Kenwood Dr., Hood River
COLUMBIA GORGE FRUIT GROWERS
(541) 387-4769
www.cgfg.org
2835 Van Horn Dr., Odell
COLUMBIA GORGE WINEGROWERS
ASSOCIATION
(866) 413-9463
www.gorgewine.com
Hood River
DIAMOND FRUIT GROWERS
(541) 354-5300
www.diamondfruit.com
3515 Chevron Dr., Hood River
DRAPER GIRLS COUNTRY FARM
(541) 352-6625
www.drapergirlscountryfarm.com
6200 Hwy 35, Parkdale
DUCKWALL FRUIT
(541) 354-1694
www.duckwallfruit.com
3430 Davis Dr., Odell
GORGE GROWN FARMER’S MARKET
(541) 999-5439
www.gorgegrown.com
Hood River Middle School
1602 May St., Hood River
PACKER ORCHARDS & BAKERY
(541) 234-4481
www.packerorchardsandbakery.com
3900 Hwy 35, Hood River
RIVERSONG SANCTUARY AND
LAVENDER VALLEY
(949) 422-7568
www.riversongsanctuary.com
3226 Dee Highway, Hood River
SHEPPARD’S, INC.
(541) 386-3603
www.sheppards.com
102 State St., Hood River
SMILEY’S RED BARN
(541) 386-5989
www.smileysredbarn.com
2965 Ehrck Hill Rd., Hood River
THE FRUIT COMPANY
(541) 387-3100
www.thefruitcompany.com
2900 Van Horn Dr., Hood River
ORCHARD VIEW FARMS, INC.
(541) 298-4496
www.orchardviewfarms.com
4055 Skyline Rd., The Dalles
BREAKAWAY PROMOTIONS, LLC
(541) 980-2338
www.breakawaypromotions.com
5357 Cherry Heights Rd., The Dalles
BROOKLYNN STUDIOS
(503) 860-4451
www.brooklynnstudiosphoto.com
Cascade Locks
ARTS, CULTURE,
& MUSEUMS
ALLEN’S FINE WOODWORKING
(541) 354-1800
www.allensfinewoodworking.com
216 Cascade St., Hood River
CASCADE BUILDING COMPONENTS
(360) 909-2588
glendonpritchard.com
312 Depot St., Hood River
ALLSTATE - DAWKINS INSURANCE
SERVICES - TINA PASTO
(541) 436-0706
agents.allstate.com/tina-pasto-hoodriver-or.html
1204 Nix Drive, Ste 101, Hood River
CASCADE CENTRAL CREDIT UNION
(541) 387-9297
www.cascadecentral.com
1206 12th St., Hood River
BONNIE WHITE WATERCOLORS
(509) 637-4098
www.madeinthegorge.com
108 Oak St., Hood River
COLUMBIA GORGE DISCOVERY
CENTER AND MUSEUM
(541) 296-8600
www.gorgediscovery.org
5000 Discovery Dr., The Dalles
OLDFATHER FARMS
(541) 354-9994
www.oldfatherfarms.com
PO Box 577, Hood River
WESTERN ANTIQUE AEROPLANE &
AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM / WAAAM
(541) 308-1600
www.waaamuseum.org
1600 Air Museum Rd., Hood River
BOHN’S PRINTING, INC.
(541) 296-2361
www.bohnprint.com
308 Union St., The Dalles
CAROL ANNALA AT DON
NUNAMAKER REALTORS
(541) 387-6563
www.realestateinthegorge.com
2495 Cascade Ave., Hood River
MCCURDY FARMS
(541) 386-1628
2080 Tucker Rd., Hood River
NAKED DATES
(541) 340-9344
www.healthynakeddates.com
MARYHILL MUSEUM OF ART
(509) 773-3733
www.maryhillmuseum.org
35 Maryhill Museum Dr.
Goldendale, WA
BISNETT INSURANCE, INC.
(541) 386-1161
www.bisnett.com
BUSINESS &
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
COLUMBIA CENTER FOR THE ARTS
(541) 387-8877
www.columbiaarts.org
MT. HOOD ORGANIC FARMS
(541) 352-7492
www.mthoodorganicfarms.com
7130 Smullin Rd., Mt. Hood
HUTSON MUSEUM
(541) 352-6808
https://www.facebook.com/pages/
Hutson-Museum/144470925587102
4967 Baseline Dr., Parkdale
BICOASTAL MEDIA, LLC
(541) 386-1511
www.gorgeradio.com
1190 22nd St., Hood River
WALTER WELLS & SONS
(541) 490-6944
2124 Mason Rd., Hood River
KIYOKAWA FAMILY ORCHARDS
(541) 352-7115
www.mthoodfruit.com
8129 Clear Creek Rd., Parkdale
MID-COLUMBIA AGRICULTURAL
RESEARCH & EXTENSION CENTER
(541) 386-2030
www.oregonstate.edu
3005 Experiment Station Dr.,
The Dalles
HISTORY MUSEUM OF HOOD RIVER
COUNTY, THE
(541) 386-6772
www.co.hood-river.or.us/museum
300 E Port Marina Dr., Hood River
FRAME GALLERY
(541) 386-1844
www.framegalleryhoodriver.com
GLASSOMETRY STUDIOS
(541) 354-3015
www.glassometry.com
3015 Lower Mill Dr., Hood River
GORGE ARTISTS
(509) 483-1974
www.gorgeartists.org
HARMONY OF THE GORGE
(509) 493-2006
www.harmonyofthegorge.com
Valley Christian Church, Hood River
AMERITITLE, INC.
(541) 386-5300
www.ameri-title.com
419 State Street, Suite 2, Hood River
ANDERSON’S TRIBUTE CENTER
(541) 386-1000
www.andersonstributecenter.com
1401 Belmont Dr., Hood River
ARENS & ASSOCIATES, CPAS, PC
(541) 386-1833
1100 E Marina Way, Suite 106
Hood River
BARONE HOLDINGS
(541) 386-5559
www.willowponds.com
BBSI
(541) 296-4455
www.barrettbusiness.com
3591 Klindt Drive, Suite 100
The Dalles
BCI GROUP, INC.
(541) 386-1696
www.bcigroup.com
CENTERPOINTE COMMUNITY BANK
(541) 308-1301
www.centerpointebank.com
CHINOOK PLUMBING AND
HEATING, INC.
(541) 386-3388
www.chinookplumbing.net
1483 Markham Rd., Hood River
CLEARWATER EXECUTIVE PLAZA
(541) 806-8525
www.clearwaterexeplaza.com
220 Clearwater Lane, Hood River
COBURN ELECTRIC, INC.
(541) 354-1163
www.coburnelec.com
3745 Eagle Loop, Hood River
COLT LISTING SERVICE, LLC
(541) 490-1175
coltland.com
501 Portway Ave., Hood River
COLUMBIA CREDITS, INC
(541) 296-2104
www.columbiacredits.com
400 W 3rd St., The Dalles
COLUMBIA GORGE PRESS
(541) 386-1234
www.hoodrivernews.com
For a searchable member directory, visit hoodriver.org.
COLUMBIA GORGE SHRM
(Society for Human Resource Management)
(541) 490-3363
columbiagorge.shrm.org
202 Oak St. Suite 100, Hood River
COLUMBIA GORGE TITLE
(541) 386-3565
www.columbiagorgetitle.com
302 Columbia St., Hood River
COLUMBIA RIVER INSURANCE
(541) 386-2444
www.columbiariverins.com
COLUMBIA STATE BANK
(541) 387-2444
www.columbiabank.com
COMMUNITY BANK
(541) 296-0779
www.communitybanknet.com
320 E 4th St., The Dalles
COPPER WEST PROPERTIES
(541) 386-2330
www.copperwest.com
CRESTLINE CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY, LLC
(541) 506-4000
www.crestlineconstruction.com
3600 Crates Way, Ste 1, The Dalles
CTX-XEROX
(503) 620-0202
www.ctx-nw.com
PO Box 57, Bingen, WA
CURTIS HOMES, LLC
(541) 436-0736
www.curtishomesllc.com
D & S FRAME & BODY
(541) 386-4039 / 1-(877)-287-9913
2755 W Cascade Ave., Hood River
DAVID MCCLURE COMPANY
(541) 352-6406
www.davidmcclureco.com
4047 Mountain Meadow Dr.
Hood River
DAVIES DUNN, LLP
(541) 386-2221
www.gorgelaw.com
430 Industrial Way, Hood River
DERICO PHOTOGRAPHY
(509) 637-3039
www.dericophotography.com
White Salmon, WA
DESIGN & BEYOND GRAPHICS
(541) 380-1363
www.designbeyondgraphics.com
4170 Summitview Dr., Hood River
DESIGN STRUCTURES, LLC
(541) 296-5440
www.designstructures.com
3591 Klindt Dr., Suite 200, The Dalles
HOOD RIVER NEWS
(541) 386-1234
www.hoodrivernews.com
LEGALSHIELD
(541) 203-4864
www.klslusher.legalshieldassociate.com
520 N Church St., Dufur, OR
DIRECTORS MORTGAGE, INC.
(541) 436-2662
www.directorsmortgage.net
102 3rd St., Hood River
HOOD RIVER PUBLIC STORAGE
(541) 386-3612
www.publicstorage.com
505 Eugene St., Hood River
LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER
(541) 386-1123
www.lesschwab.com
DISCOVERY AUTO GLASS
(541) 980-4026
www.discoveryautoglass.com
PO Box 2229, The Dalles
HOOD RIVER SPORTS CLUB
(541) 386-3230
www.hrsportsclub.com
1330 Brookside Dr., Hood River
LIGHT WAVE COMMUNICATIONS
(503) 701-0435
www.lightwavevideo.com
391 Ashley Dr., Underwood, WA
E & L AUTO PARTS, INC.
(541) 386-1404
HOOD RIVER WOODWORKING
(541) 352-6406
www.hoodriverwoodworking.com
4047 Mountain Meadow Dr., Parkdale
LOANSTAR HOME LENDING
(503) 597-6702
www.loanstarhomelending.com
9020 SW Washington Square Rd.
Portland
EAGLE NEWSPAPERS INC.
www.eaglenewspapers.com
4901 Indian School Rd. NE, Hood River
EDUCATED MERCHANTS
(206) 356-7955
www.educatedmerchants.com
523 E 3rd St., Hood River
EDWARD JONES - JOE GUENTHER
(541) 386-0826
www.edwardjones.com
1631 Woods Court, Ste. 102
Hood River
FOXCARD MEDIA
(541) 490-2034
www.foxcardmedia.com
2730 Blossom Hill Drive, Hood River
GORGE ELECTRIC, INC.
(541) 386-2468
www.gorgeelectric.com
INTELLIGENT NETWARE
(541) 308-0707
www.intelligentnetware.com
489 N 8th St., Hood River
STAWICKI PHOTOGRAPHY AND
STAWICKI CONSTRUCTION
(503) 320-4413
www.iwasphotographed.com
1004 Panorama Point Rd.
White Salmon, WA
J. HAMMOCK & ASSOCIATES, LLC
(509) 493-2296
www.hammock.net
1099 Snowden Rd., White Salmon, WA
JAMS MARKETING MADE TO
ORDER
(509) 637-0424
www.jamsdeals.com
288 E. Jewett Blvd., White Salmon, WA
GORGE NETWORKS, INC.
(541) 386-8300
www.gorge.net
616 Industrial Ave., Ste. 401
Hood River
JAQUES, SHARP, SHERRERD,
FITZSIMONS AND OSTRYE,
ATTORNEYS
(541) 386-1311
www.hoodriverlaw.com
GORGE WINDOW CLEANING
(541) 490-5031
gorgewindowcleaning.com
421 Montello Ave., Hood River
JOHN L. SCOTT COLUMBIA GORGE
(541) 386-2266
www.johnlscott.com
GORGE-US PHOTOGRAPHY
(541) 619-4123
www.gorge-usphoto.com
1706 Avalon Way, Hood River
JORDAN-CHELSA LANDSCAPING
(541) 296-6583
www.jordanchelsa.com
5852 Hwy 30 West, The Dalles
GREEN HOME CONSTRUCTION
& DESIGN
(541) 386-7283
www.greenhomeconstruction.com
KEY BANK
(541) 386-4600
www.keybank.com
GRIFFITH HONDA TOYOTA
(541) 296-2271
www.griffithmotors.com
1900 West Sixth St., The Dalles
HOOD RIVER COMMUNITY COUPON
MAGAZINE
(541) 490-3608
www.frogcoupons.com
193350 SW 89th Ave., Tualatin
KITTHAWK CREATIVE
(541) 399-3765
www.kittyhawkcreative.com
555 Highline Rd., Hood River
KRIEG MILLWORK & BUILDING
SUPPLY
(541) 386-2929
755 Frankton Rd., Hood River
MARC GELLER PC ATTORNEY
AT LAW
(541) 387-2000
www.gorgelawyer.com
411 Sherman Ave., Hood River
MCCOY-HOLLISTON INSURANCE
(509) 493-2266 / (888) 268-5777
www.mccoyholliston.com
1001 E Jewett Blvd., White Salmon, WA
MICHAEL PETERSON /
PETERSON PRO MEDIA
(541) 399-2259
www.petersonpromedia.com
Hood River
MICHAEL SCHOCK AT MORGAN
STANLEY WEALTH MANAGEMENT
(541) 386-8898
www.morganstanley.com
670 Parsons Rd., Hood River
MOUNT HOOD GARDENS, INC
(541) 386-4119
www.mounthoodgardens.com
1570 Orchard Rd., Hood River
MT HOOD ENTERPRISES, LLC
(845) 260-1690
www.mountainairefarm.com
NESTLE WATERS NORTH
AMERICA INC.
(530) 945-4966
www.nestlewaterspnw.com
900 Long Ridge Road, Building 2
Cascade Locks
NIMBLE GOAT COMMUNICATIONS
(541) 490-2263
www.nimble-goat.com
1009 Lincoln St., Hood River
NORTHWEST GRAPHICWORKS
(541) 386-5001
www.northwestgraphicworks.com
1450A Tucker Rd., Hood River
NORTHWEST PAYROLL SOLUTIONS, INC.
(541) 298-8866 / (888) 846-3729
www.nwpayrollsolutions.com
117 E 2nd St., The Dalles
OIL CAN HENRY’S
(541) 387-0094
www.oilcanhenry.com
SAMUELS YOELIN KANTOR LLP
(541) 436-0777
www.samuelslaw.com
116 3rd St., Ste. 211, Hood River
WEINSTEIN PR
(541) 296-5910
www.weinsteinpr.com
4200 Obrist Rd., The Dalles
OPPORTUNITY CONNECTIONS
(541) 386-3520
www.opportunityconnections.org
2940 Thomsen Rd., Hood River
SCG ENTERPRISES, INC.
(541) 490-6599
www.scgenterprisesinc.com
1767 12th St., Ste. 290, Hood River
WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE
(541) 386-1815
www.wellsfargo.com
OPTIMIST PRINTERS /
GORGE ADVERTISING
(541) 296-2954
www.optimistprinters.com
723 E 3rd St., The Dalles
SECURE STORAGE
(541) 386-4104
www.securestorage.com
WENDY B. WILLOW, LLC
(541) 386-5208
www.wbwllc.com
SERVPRO OF EAST CLACKAMAS,
HOOD RIVER & WASCO COUNTIES
(541) 386-2288
www.servproeastclackamashoodriverwascocounties.com
400 Port Way Ave., Ste. 10, Hood River
WINDERMERE GLENN TAYLOR REAL
ESTATE
(541) 386-3444
www.windermerehoodriver.com
OREGON EMPLOYMENT
DEPARTMENT
(541) 296-5435
www.workinginoregon.org
700 Union St., Ste. 105, The Dalles
PACIFIC NW FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION HOOD RIVER BRANCH
(541) 387-4192
www.pnwfcu.org
1004 Pacific Ave., Hood River
SPEEDY SEPTIC
(541) 298-1943
www.speedysepticservice.com
502 Washington St., The Dalles
PAGEWORKS DESIGN, INC.
(541) 386-5616
www.pageworksdesign.com
STATE FARM, MIKE COLE
(509) 493-4400
mikecoleinsurance.com
1000 West Steuben / Hwy 14
Bingen, WA
PIC STAFFING SOLUTIONS
360-841-8460
www.picstaffing.com
1555 Downriver Dr., Woodland
TERRA SURVEYING
(541) 386-4531
www.terralandsurveying.com
POSTAL ANNEX
(541) 386-6122
www.postalannex.com/locations/195
2149 Cascade Ave., Ste. 106A,
Hood River
THE GORGE MAGAZINE
(541) 399-6333
www.thegorgemagazine.com
PRO PHOTO SUPPLY INC
(503) 241-1112
www.prophotosupply.com
1112 NW 19th Ave., Portland
PRONTO PLUMBING SERVICE
(541) 387-6767
www.prontoplumbingservice.net
858 E Jewett Blvd., White Salmon, WA
RADCOMP TECHNOLOGIES
(509) 493-2221/ 1-866-490-2426
www.radcomp.com
136 N Main Ave., Hood River
RAY PERKINS PHOTOGRAPHY
(541) 933-5333
www.rayperkinsphotography.com
Carson, WA
RE/MAX RIVER CITY
(541) 436-4400
www.buyinthegorge.com
RIVERS EDGE AUTOMOTIVE
& TOWING
(541) 386-6944
www.riversedgeautomotive.com
TONKIN SUBARU CHEVROLET
BUICK GMC
(541) 296-2166
tonkinsubaru.com
tonkinchevroletbuickgmc.com
Tonkin Subaru Chevrolet Buick GMC
The Dalles
TONY WHITE AGENCY AT FARMER’S
INSURANCE GROUP
(541) 386-1288
www.farmersinsurance.com
1313 Belmont Ave., Ste. B, Hood River
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY
(541) 386-1001
www.tum-a-lum.com
US BANK
(541) 386-3110
www.usbank.com
WEBROCK DESIGN
(541) 636-0825
www.webrockdesign.com
216 Cascade Ave., Ste. 222
Hood River
WINDSWEPT LANDSCAPES, LLC
(541) 380-1835
www.windsweptlandscapes.com
1767 12th St. #101, Hood River
CATERING/
MEETINGS &
CONFERENCES/
WEDDING &
REUNIONS
AHI’S OHANA
(541) 399-1299
D’LISH DELIVERED
(541) 806-8525
www.dlishdelivered.com
KEY EVENT SERVICES
(503) 639-3344
www.keymanufacturing.com
18179 SW Boones Ferry Rd., Portland
MT. HOOD TOWN HALL
(541) 352-1078
www.mthoodtownhall.org
6575 Hwy 35, Mt. Hood
PARTY MASTERS
(541) 965-2087
www.partymasters.us
601 E. 3rd St., The Dalles
UNION EVENT CO
(855) 546-0084
unioneventco.com
YOUR RENTAL AND PARTY CENTER
(541) 386-2062
www.yourrental.com
COMMUNITY &
PUBLIC AGENCIES,
EDUCATION
ADOPT-A-DOG, INC.
(541) 354-1083
www.hoodriveradoptadog.org
3910 Heron Dr., Hood River
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY,
COLUMBIA GORGE RELAY FOR LIFE
(503) 795-3898
www.cancer.org
0330 SW Curry St., Portland
ARC OF THE MID-COLUMBIA
(541) 386-3520
www.arcmidcolumbia.org
Hood River
CITY OF HOOD RIVER
(541) 386-1488
www.ci.hood-river.or.us
COLUMBIA GORGE CASA
(541) 386-3468
www.gorgecasa.org
1340 Wasco St., Hood River
COLUMBIA GORGE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
(541) 506-6104
www.cgcc.edu
400 East Scenic Dr., The Dalles
COLUMBIA GORGE HABITAT FOR
HUMANITY / RESTORE
(541) 296-8817
columbiagorgehabitat.org
ReStore: 1001 W 6th St., The Dalles
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE
VISITOR ASSOCIATION
(541) 806-1436
www.crgva.org
Stevenson, WA
FRIENDS OF THE COLUMBIA GORGE
(503) 241-3762
www.gorgefriends.org
205 Oak St. #17, Hood River
GORGE OWNED
(541) 399-6813
www.gorgeowned.org
HOOD RIVER COUNTY, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
(541) 386-2000
www.hoodriver.org
HOOD RIVER COUNTY
(541) 386-3970
www.co.hood-river.or.us
HOOD RIVER COUNTY
LIBRARY DISTRICT
(541) 386-2535
www.hoodriverlibrary.org
OREGON CHILD DEVELOPMENT
COALITION
(541) 352-6232
www.ocdc.net
3485 Early Rd., The Dalles
HOOD RIVER COUNTY
SHERRIFF’S OFFICE
(541) 386-2711
www.hoodriversheriff.com
PORT OF CASCADE LOCKS
(541) 374-8619
www.portofcascadelocks.org
355 WaNaPa St., Cascade Locks
HOOD RIVER COUNTY
TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT
(541) 386-4202
community.gorge.net/hrctd
224 Wasco Loop, Hood River
HOOD RIVER ELKS LODGE #1507
(541) 386-1507
www.elks.org
HOOD RIVER LIONS CLUB
(541) 386-2810
www.gorgelions.org
Hood River
HOOD RIVER LIONS CLUB - NOON
541-386-2810
www.gorgelions.org
Hood River
HOOD RIVER TSURUTA SISTER CITY
(541) 354-1832
Hood River
HOOD RIVER VALLEY PARKS &
RECREATION DISTRICT
(541) 386-1303
www.hoodriverparksandrec.org
1601 May Ave., Hood River
HOOD RIVER YACHT CLUB
(541) 490-7846
www.hoodriveryachtclub.org
Port Marina, Hood River
HORIZON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
(541) 387-3200
www.horizonchristianschool.org
LA CLINICA DEL CARINO
(541) 386-6380
www.onecommunityhealth.org
MID-COLUMBIA COUNCIL OF
GOVERNMENTS
(541) 298-4101
www.mccog.com
1113 Kelly Ave., The Dalles
MID-COLUMBIA HOUSING
RESOURCE CENTER
(541) 296-3397
www.midcolumbiahousingcenter.org
312 Court St., #419, The Dalles
MOSIER SCHOOLS
(541) 478-3321
www.mosier.k12.or.us
1204 First Ave., Mosier
NW COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
(509) 493-4353 ext. 201
www.nwcomsystems.com
805 W Steuben St., Bingen, WA
NW NATURAL
(541) 296-2229
www.nwnatural.com
1125 Bargeway Rd., The Dalles
PORT OF HOOD RIVER
(541) 386-1645
www.portofhoodriver.com
PACIFIC POWER
(503) 813-6232
www.pacificpower.net
825 NE Multnomah St. Ste. 2000
Portland
PROVIDENCE HOOD RIVER
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
(541) 387-6342
oregon.providence.org
TRICOUNTY HAZARDOUS WASTE
& RECYCLING PROGRAM
(541) 506-2636
www.tricountyrecycle.com
ROTARY CLUB OF HOOD RIVER
(541) 387-3452
www.hoodriverrotary.org
Hood River
FAMILY FUN
SMART (START MAKING A
READER TODAY)
(971) 634-1634
www.getsmartoregon.com
101 SW Market St., Portland
THE DALLES AREA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
(541) 296-2231
www.thedalleschamber.com
404 W 2nd St., The Dalles
THE NEXT DOOR, INC.
(541) 386-6665
www.nextdoorinc.org
UNITED WAY OF THE
COLUMBIA GORGE
(541) 386-6100
www.unitedwaygorge.org
ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES &
PUBLIC UTILITIES
CARSON OIL COMPANY
(541) 386-3611
www.carsonoil.com
2660 Dock Rd., Hood River
HOOD RIVER ELECTRIC
COOPERATIVE
(541) 354-1233
www.hrec.coop
3521 Davis Dr., Hood River
HOOD RIVER GARBAGE SERVICE, INC.
(541) 386-2272
www.wasteconnections.com
3440 Guignard Dr., Hood River
ALL ADVENTURES RAFTING, INC.
1-800-74-FLOAT(35628)
www.alladventuresrafting.com
1256 Hwy 14, White Salmon, WA
ALWAYS CATCHIN’ FISH CHARTERS LLC
(541) 375-0717
www.alwayscatchin.com
355 Wa-Na-Pa, Cascade Locks
BONNEVILLE LOCK & DAM
VISITOR CENTER
(541) 374-8820
www.nwp.usace.army.mil/Locations/
ColumbiaRiver/Bonneville.aspx
Exit 40, I-84 Bonneville Lock and Dam
Cascade Locks
COLUMBIA GORGE
WINDSURFING ASSOCIATION
(541) 386-9225
www.gorgewindsurfing.org
202 Oak St., Suite 150, Hood River
DOUBLE MOUNTAIN HORSE RANCH
(541) 513-1152
www.ridinginhoodriver.com
3995 Portland Dr., Hood River
FOOTHILLS YARN &
CASCADE ALPACAS
(541) 354-3542
www.foothillsyarn.com
4207 Sylvester Dr., Hood River
HOOD RIVER ADVENTURES
(541) 400-1216
www.hoodriveradventures.com
1557 Hope Ave., Hood River
HOOD RIVER COUNTY FAIR
(541) 354-2865
www.hoodriverfair.org
3020 Wy’east Rd., Hood River
HOOD RIVER COUNTY FRUIT LOOP
(541) 386-7697
HOOD RIVER GOLF &
COUNTRY CLUB
(541) 386-3009
www.hoodrivergolf.net
1850 Country Club Rd., Hood River
HOOD RIVER LAVENDER FARMS
(541) 354-9917
www.hoodriverlavender.com
3801 Straight Hill Rd., Odell
HOOD RIVER SATURDAY MARKET
(831) 682-6812
hrsaturdaymarket.wordpress.com
Columbia Lot Between 5th & 7th St.
Hood River
HOOD RIVER U-PICK ORGANIC
(541) 359-4481
www.hoodriverupick.com
4320 Royal Anne Dr., Hood River
HOOD RIVER WATERPLAY
(541) 386-9463 (WIND)
www.hoodriverwaterplay.com
Hood River
INDIAN CREEK GOLF COURSE
(541) 386-7770
www.indiancreekgolf.com
KD GUIDE SERVICE
(541) 490-8397
www.kdguide.com
White Salmon, WA
LIFE ROCKS CLIMBING
(805) 637-9633
www.liferocksclimbing.com
MT. HOOD MEADOWS SKI RESORT
& NORDIC CENTER
(503) 337-2222
www.skihood.com
14040 Hwy 35, Mt. Hood
MT. HOOD RAILROAD
(541) 386-3556
www.mthoodrr.com
110 Railroad Ave., Hood River
NW LAKE RIDING STABLES
(509) 493-4965
www.nwstables.com
1262 Little Buck Creek Rd.,
White Salmon, WA
RAINBOW TROUT FARM
(503) 622-5223
rainbowtroutfarm.com
52560 E Sylvan Dr., Sandy
RIVER DRIFTERS
(800) 972-0430
www.riverdrifters.net
USDA - COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE
NATIONAL SCENIC AREA
(541) 308-1700
www.fs.usda.gov/main/crgnsa/home
902 Wasco Ave., Suite 200, Hood River
WET PLANET RAFTING
& KAYAKING, INC.
(509) 493-8989
www.wetplanetwhitewater.com
ZOLLER’S OUTDOOR ODYSSEYS
(509) 493-2641
www.zooraft.com
HEALTH &
WELL BEING
A KIDZ DENTAL ZONE, DDS, DMD
(541) 387-8688
akidzdentalzone.com
419 State St., Ste. 4, Hood River
BURTON, BRUCE DMD
(541) 386-2020
www.bruceburtondmd.com
CASCADE ACUPUNCTURE CENTER, LLC
(541) 387-4325
www.CascadeAcupuncture.org
CASCADE EYE CENTER
(541) 386-2402
www.cascadeeye.com
CASCADE ORTHOPEDICS AND
SPORTS MEDICINE CENTER, PC
(541) 296-2294
cosmc.org
1715 E 12th St., Hood River
GAULKE DENTAL CLINIC, PC
(541) 386-2999
www.gaulkedental.com
307 E Sherman Ave., Hood River
TNT ABSOLUTE HEALTH/XYNGULAR
(541) 490-6087
www.gethealthywithtnt.com
GORGE DENTAL:
ANDREW OLSSON, DDS
(541) 387-2244
www.gorgedental.com
TRINITY NATURAL MEDICINE
(541) 385-2025
www.trinitynaturalmedicine.org
1808 Belmont, Hood River
HOOD RIVER DENTAL:
CURTIS HAYNIE, DMD, PC
(541) 386-4255
www.hoodriverdentist.com
1805 Belmont, Hood River
INDIAN CREEK FAMILY EYE CARE
(541) 386-1399
www.icfec.com
1700 12th St., Ste. A, Hood River
KIDSENSE PEDIATRIC THERAPY
CENTER AND WHOLE BODY WORKS
(541) 386-0009
www.kidsense.biz
315 Oak St., Ste. 200, Hood River
LAUGHING MOUNTAIN
(541) 399-3949
LITTLE SHREDDERS
PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
(541) 490-4993
www.littleshreddersdental.com
1615 Woods Court, Hood River
TRUEMED INSTITUTE
(541) 386-8783
www.truemedinstitute.com
WATERFRONT ENDODONTICS
(541) 436-2740
www.waterfrontendo.com
501 Portway Ave. #202, Hood River
LODGING, TRAVEL
& TRANSPORTATION
BEST WESTERN PLUS COLUMBIA
RIVER INN
(541) 374-8777
www.bwcolumbiariverinn.com
735 WaNaPa St., Cascade Locks
BEST WESTERN PLUS
HOOD RIVER INN
(541) 386-2200
www.hoodriverinn.com
1108 E Marina Way, Hood River
COLUMBIA GORGE
VACATION RENTALS
(541) 400-0601
www.columbiagorgevacationrentals.com
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGEHOOD RIVER BED & BREAKFAST
ASSOCIATION
(541) 386-6767
www.gorgelodging.com
COLUMBIA WINE TOURS
(541) 380-1410
www.columbiawinetours.com
914 Court St., The Dalles
COMFORT SUITES
(541) 308-1000
www.comfortsuites.com
COOPER SPUR MOUNTAIN RESORT
(541) 352-6692
www.cooperspur.com
10755 Cooper Spur Rd., Mt. Hood
COUSINS COUNTRY INN
(541) 298-5161
www.cousinscountryinn.com
2116 W 6th St., The Dalles
EXPLORE THE GORGE– TOURS
(541) 386-2384
www.explorethegorge.com
1360 Barker Rd., Hood River
MID-COLUMBIA MEDICAL CENTER
(541) 296-1111
www.mcmc.net
BINGEN SCHOOL COLUMBIA
GORGE HOSTEL
(509) 493-3363
www.bingenschool.com
Cedar & Humbolt St., Bingen, WA
MT. HOOD PODIATRY
(541) 386-1006
www.mthoodpodiatry.com
1700 12th St., Ste. B, Hood River
BRIDGE RV PARK & CAMPGROUND
(509) 493-1111
www.bridgerv.com
65271 Hwy 14, Bingen, WA
HOOD RIVER BNB
(541) 387-2997
www.hoodriverbnb.com
COLUMBIA LASER SKIN CENTER
(541) 298-5066
www.columbialaserskincenter.com
NORTHSHORE MEDICAL GROUP
(509) 493-2133
www.northshore-medical.com
212 Skyline Dr., White Salmon, WA
BROOKSIDE BED AND BREAKFAST
(541) 387-6553
brooksidebnb.com
HOOD RIVER HOSTEL
(541) 806-8525
www.hoodriverhostel.com
COLUMBIA PAIN MANAGEMENT
(541) 386-9500
www.columbiapain.org
PEAK PERFORMANCE
CHIROPRACTIC
(541) 386-3790
www.pkchiropractic.com
CELILO INN HOTEL
(541) 769-0001
www.celiloinn.com
3550 E 2nd St., The Dalles
HOOD RIVER HOTEL
(541) 386-1900
www.hoodriverhotel.com
CLASSIC WINGS AERO SERVICES
(541) 386-1133
www.flythegorge.com
3608 Airport Dr., Hood River
HOOD RIVER LUXURY VACATIONS
(541) 806-7345
www.hrvhomes.com
COLUMBIA CLIFF VILLAS
(541) 436-2660
www.columbiacliffvillas.com
3880 Westcliff Dr., Hood River
HOOD RIVER SUITES
(541) 380-1401
www.hoodriversuites.com
COLUMBIA GORGE HOTEL & SPA
(541) 386-5566
www.columbiagorgehotel.com
HOOD RIVER VACATION RENTALS
(541) 387-3113 / (877) 260-2519
www.hrvacations.com
COLUMBIA GORGE FAMILY
MEDICINE
(541) 386-5070
www.columbiagorgefamilymedicine.com
ESSENTIAL RESONANCE
(541) 980-0764
www.essentialresonance.com
875 Feldspar Dr., Mosier
FLOURISH NATURAL MEDICINE
(541) 399-6644
gorgenaturalmedicine.com
116 Third St., Ste. 215, Hood River
FREEMAN, PATRICK O. DDS
(541) 386-3525
www.patfreemandental.com
PROVIDENCE HOOD RIVER
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
(541) 386-3911
www.providence.org/hoodriver
SCOTT W. EDGAR DMD, PC
(541) 716-5072
www.norendo.com
1700 12th St., Ste. D, Hood River
THE GORGE GREEN CROSS
(541) 490-5441
www.thegorgegreencross.com
GORGE VIEW BED & BREAKFAST
(541) 386-5770
www.gorgeview.com
1009 Columbia Ave., Hood River
HUSUM HIGHLANDS
BED & BREAKFAST
(509) 493-4503
www.husumhighlands.com
70 Postgren Rd., Husum, WA
HUSUM RIVERSIDE
BED & BREAKFAST
(541) 806-3411
www.gorgerooms.com
866 Hwy 141, Husum, WA
OLD PARKDALE INN
(541) 352-5551
www.hoodriverlodging.com
4932 Baseline Rd., Parkdale
OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS RETREAT AIRBNB VACATION ROOM RENTAL
(541) 490-7372
www.airbnb.com/rooms/4122563
MANUFACTURING,
WHOLESALE &
PRODUCTION
CARDINAL IG
(541) 354-4000
www.cardinalcorp.com
3125 Neal Creek Mill Rd., Hood River
FOILS SALON AND DAY SPA
(541) 386-1786
www.foilssalondayspa.com
GORGEOUS IN THE GORGE
(503) 577-4735
www.gorgeousinthegorge.com
PANORAMA LODGE
(541) 387-2687
www.vrbo.com/84601
FULL SAIL BREWING COMPANY
(541) 386-2281 / (888) 244-beer (2337)
www.fullsailbrewing.com
HAWKS RIDGE ASSISTED
LIVING COMMUNITY
(541) 387-4087
www.hawksridgeassistedliving.com
PHEASANT VALLEY WINERY
BED AND BREAKFAST
(541) 387-3040
www.pheasantvalleywinery.com
3890 Acree Dr., Hood River
HOOD RIVER COFFEE ROASTERS
(541) 386-3908
www.hoodrivercoffeeco.com
HEART OF HOSPICE
(541) 386-1942
www.heartofhospice.org
2621 Wasco Ave., Hood River
HOOD RIVER DISTILLERS, INC.
(541) 386-1588 x 204
www.hrdspirits.com
660 Riverside Dr., Hood River
HEARTS OF GOLD CAREGIVERS
(541) 387-0207
www.heartsofgoldcaregivers.com
HOOD RIVER JUICE COMPANY
(541) 386-3003
ryansjuice.com
550 Riverside Dr., Hood River
HELPING HANDS HOME CARE NW
(541) 399-7880
www.helpinghandshomecare.com
216 Cascade Ave., Ste. 224
Hood River
SAKURA RIDGE BED & BREAKFAST
(541) 386-2636
www.SakuraRidge.com
5601 York Hill Dr., Hood River
INSITU, INC.
(509) 493-8600
www.insitu.com
118 East Columbia River Way
Bingen, WA
JAFRA COSMETICS INTERNATIONAL
(541) 386-1897
www.myjafra.com/lholloway
420 June St., Hood River
SEVEN OAKS BED AND BREAKFAST
(541) 386-7622
www.sevenoaksbb.com
1373 Barker Rd., Hood River
KELLER’S BREW SUPPLY
(541) 296-2288
www.kellersbrewsupply.com
1800 W 10th St., #3, The Dalles
MT. HOOD BED & BREAKFAST
(541) 352-6885
www.mthoodbnb.com
8885 Cooper Spur Rd., Parkdale
TIMBERLAKE CAMPGROUND
AND RV PARK
(509) 427-2267
www.timberlakecampgroundandrvpark.
com
112 Bylin Rd., Home Valley, WA
MARY LIVELY, ESTHETICIAN
AT LAUGHING MOUNTAIN
(541) 490-5796
skincare.skincaretherapy.net
NOUVEAU RAW
www.nouveauraw.com MT. VIEWS COTTAGES &
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
Hood River
(541) 308-6869
www.mtviewscottages.com
OLDFATHER FARMS
4370 Portland Dr., Hood River
(541) 354-9994
MT. HOOD VACATION
HOME RENTALS
(978) 254-1276
www.vacationhomerentals.com
Mt. Hood Area, Mt. Hood
VACASA
(503) 345-9399
www.vacasa.com/usa/Oregon/Hood-River
3934 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd,
Suite 204, Portland
MT. HOOD VIEW LODGE
(541) 490-5138
www.mthoodviewlodge.com
5715 Miller Rd., Mt. Hood
VAGABOND LODGE
(541) 386-2992
www.vagabondlodge.com
NOBI’S
(541) 386-2687
VILLA COLUMBIA BED & BREAKFAST
(541) 386-6670
www.villacolumbia.com
INN AT THE GORGE
BED & BREAKFAST
(541) 386-4429
www.innatthegorge.com
INN OF THE WHITE SALMON
(509) 493-2335
www.innofthewhitesalmon.com
172 W Jewett Blvd., White Salmon, WA
INSITU, INC.
(509) 493-8600
www.insitu.com
118 East Columbia River Way, Bingen, WA
LAKECLIFF BED & BREAKFAST
(541) 386-7000
www.lakecliffbnb.com
LOST LAKE RESORT
& CAMPGROUND
(541) 386-6366
www.lostlakeresort.org
Lost Lake Rd., Hood River
MARTIN’S GORGE TOURS
(503) 349-1323 / 877-290-TOUR
www.martinsgorgetours.com
730 NE Bone Rd., Stevenson, WA
NORTHERN LIGHTS
TOWNCAR SERVICE
(503) 760-2478
www.northernlightstowncar.com
7316 SE 162 Ave., Portland
OAK STREET HOTEL
& VACATION HOMES
(541) 386-3845
www.oakstreethotel.com
RESORT AT SKAMANIA COVES, THE
(509) 427-4900
www.skamaniacoves.com
45932 State Hwy 14, Stevenson, WA
RIVERFRONT MARKET
(541) 296-3515
www.hattenhauerdistributing.com
101 North 1st St., Hood River
VINEYARD VIEW BED & BREAKFAST
(541) 400-9665
www.vineyardviewbnb.com
4240 Post Canyon Dr., Hood River
WY’EAST RETREAT
(503) 577-4162
www.wyeastretreat.com
8610 Clear Creek Rd.,
Mt. Hood/Parkdale
www.oldfatherfarms.com
THE TOFURKY COMPANY
(541) 386-7766/ 800-508-8100 ext 19
www.Tofurky.com
602 Anchor Way, Hood River
PERSONAL SERVICES
& CARE
B. BEAUTIFUL SALON
(541) 387-2922
www.bbeautifulsalon.org
1100 E. Marina Way #103, Hood River
CELILO CANCER CENTER
(541) 296-7204
www.mcmc.net/Clinics/Celilo
FLOW YOGA AND DAY SPA
(541) 386-9642
www.flowhoodriver.com
NERIUM INTERNATIONAL
(503) 333-3883
www.nerium.com
NICOLE DELEPINE AT 5TH
ELEMENT SALON
(541) 571-2709
www.fifthelementsalon.com
16 Oak St., Ste. 201, Hood River
OUR CHILDREN’S PLACE
(541) 386-1975
www.teacherjanet.com
1110 12th St., Ste. B, Hood River
PARKHURST HOUSE
(541) 236-7193
www.enlivant.com/communities/
oregon/parkhurst-place-hood-river
PROVIDENCE BROOKSIDE MANOR
(541) 387-6370
oregon.providence.org
RACHEL’S CORNER, LLC
(541) 386-5993
www.rachelscorner.com
CELILO RESTAURANT & BAR
(541) 386-5710
www.celilorestaurant.com
SMART-E-PANTS
(541) 308-0900
www.smartepants.biz
3644 Lois Dr., Hood River
CERULEAN WINE
(503) 705-9840
www.ceruleanwine.com
PETS & VETERINARY
ALPINE VETERINARY HOSPITAL
(541) 386-6658
www.hoodriveralpinevet.com
300 Frankton Rd., Hood River
CASCADE PET CAMP
(541) 354-2267
www.cascadepetcamp.com
3085 Lower Mill Dr., Hood River
RESTAURANTS, FOOD
& BEVERAGES
ANICHE CELLARS
(360) 624-8537
www.anichecellars.com
71 Little Buck Creek Rd.
Underwood, WA
APPLE VALLEY BBQ
(541) 352-3554
www.applevalleybbq.com
4956 Baseline Dr., Parkdale
BETTE’S PLACE RESTAURANT
(541) 386-1880
www.bettesplace.com
BODA’S KITCHEN
(541) 386-9876
www.bodaskitchen.com
CASA EL MIRADOR
(541) 298-7388
www.casaelmirador.com
CASCADE CLIFFS TASTING ROOM
& WINERY
(541) 436-4215
www.cascadecliffs.com
CATHEDRAL RIDGE WINERY
(541) 386-2882
www.cathedralridgewinery.com
4200 Post Canyon Dr., Hood River
CEBU LOUNGE AT BEST WESTERN
PLUS HOOD RIVER INN
(541) 386-2200
www.hoodriverinn.com
COUSINS RESTAURANT AT COUSINS
COUNTRY INN
(541) 298-5161
www.cousinscountryinn.com
2116 W 6th St., The Dalles
CRAZY PEPPER CANTINA, THE
(541) 387-2454
www.thecrazypeppercantina.com
DIVOTS AT INDIAN CREEK
GOLF COURSE
(541) 386-7770
www.indiancreekgolf.com
DOPPIO COFFEE
(541) 386-3000
www.doppiohoodriver.com
310 Oak St. Suite 101, Hood River
DOUBLE MOUNTAIN BREWERY
(541) 387-0042
www.doublemountainbrewery.com
EMPANADAS MARIA ELBA
(541) 490-1902
Hood River
FOX-TAIL CIDER, LLC
(541) 716-0093
www.foxtailcider.com
2965 Ehrck Hill Dr., Hood River
FULL SAIL BREW PUB
(541) 386-2247
www.fullsailbrewing.com
GORGE CREST VINEYARDS
(509) 493-2026
www.gorgecrest.com
461 Kollock Knapp Rd.
Underwood, WA
GORGE WHITE HOUSE, THE
(541) 386-2828
www.thegorgewhitehouse.com
GRACE SU’S CHINA
GORGE RESTAURANT
(541) 386-5331
www.chinagorge.com
2680 Old Columbia River Hwy.
Hood River
GROUND COFFEE, LLC
(541) 386-4442
www.groundhoodriver.com
HOOD RIVER DISTILLERS
TASTING ROOM
(541) 386-1588
www.hrdspirits.com
HOOD RIVER TAQUERIA
& MEXICAN RESTAURANT
(541) 387-3300
www.hoodrivertaqueria.com
HOOD RIVER VINEYARDS
AND WINERY
(541) 386-3772
www.hoodrivervineyardsandwinery.com
4693 Westwood Dr., Hood River
ICEHOUSE CAFE AT HUSUM
RIVERSIDE BED & BREAKFAST
(509) 493-8900
www.gorgerooms.com
866 Highway 141, Husum, WA
JACOB WILLIAMS WINERY
(541) 645-0462
www.jacobwilliamswinery.com
3 Avery Rd., Wishram, WA
KNEAD
(541) 436-2866
www.kneadhoodriver.com
MARCHESI VINEYARDS
(541) 386-1800
www.marchesivineyards.com
3955 Belmont Dr., Hood River
MARYHILL WINERY
(509) 773-1976 ext. 5
www.maryhillwinery.com
9774 Hwy 14, Goldendale, WA
MIKE’S ICE CREAM
(541) 386-6260
www.facebook.com/pages/Mikes-IceCream/115798745116440
NOUVEAU RAW
www.nouveauraw.com
Hood River
PAPA MURPHY’S TAKE-N-BAKE PIZZA
(541) 386-7131
www.papamurphys.com
PFRIEM FAMILY BREWERS
(541) 321-0490
www.pfriembeer.com
707 Portway Ave. #101, Hood River
PHEASANT VALLEY WINERY
& ORGANIC ESTATE VINEYARD
(541) 387-3040
www.pheasantvalleywinery.com
3890 Acree Dr., Hood River
PHELPS CREEK VINEYARDS
(541) 386-2607
www.phelpscreekvineyards.com
PIETRO’S PIZZA
(541) 386-1606
www.pietrosrestaurants.com
PITA PIT
(541) 436-0600
www.pitapitusa.com
RAVENS NEST PUBLIC HOUSE
AND SPIRITS
(541) 436-4383
www.facebook.com/ravensnestphs
REMEDY JUICE CAFE
541-716-4020
www.remedyjuice-cafe.com
RIVER DAZE CAFE, INC.
(541) 308-0246
202 D Cascade Ave., Hood River
MONAGON’S PANCAKE HOUSE
(541) 705-4398
www.facebook.com/pages/MonagonsPancake-House/700586913288986
1301 Belmont Ave., Hood River
RIVERSIDE AT BEST WESTERN PLUS
HOOD RIVER INN
(541) 386-2200
www.riversidehoodriver.com
MONTIRA’S THAI CUISINE
(541) 769-0500
www.facebook.com/pages/Montiras-Thai-Cuisine/167852103294573
ROMULS WEST RESTAURANT
(541) 436-4444
www.romuls.com
MT. HOOD WINERY
(541) 386-8333
www.mthoodwinery.com
NAKED WINERY
(541) 386-3700
www.nakedwinery.com
SAW TOOTH ROADHOUSE
(541) 354-2511
www.sawtoothroadhouse.com
SIMON’S AT THE COLUMBIA
GORGE HOTEL
(541) 386-5566
columbiagorgehotel.com
SIXTH STREET BISTRO
(541) 386-5737
www.sixthstreetbistro.com
SOLSTICE WOOD FIRE PIZZA,
CAFE AND BAR
(509) 436-0800
www.solsticewoodfirecafe.com
SPRINGHOUSE CELLAR
(541) 308-0700
www.springhousecellar.com
13 Railroad Ave., Hood River
STOKED ROASTERS +
COFFEEHOUSE
(303) 870-8186
www.stokedroasters.com
SHOPPING
APLAND JEWELERS
(541) 386-3977
www.aplandjewelers.com
APPLE VALLEY COUNTRY STORE
(541) 386-1971
www.applevalleystore.com
AT HOME ON OAK STREET
(541) 386-6687
BEALLS
(541) 387-3105
www.stagestores.com
GORGE DOG
(541) 387-3996
www.gorgedog.com
SILVERADO JEWELRY GALLERY
(541) 386-7069
www.silveradogallery.com
GORGE FLY SHOP, INC.
(541) 386-6977
www.gorgeflyshop.com
SOPHIE’S ENCHANTED ALPACA
(541) 386-1240
www.enchantedalpaca.com
GORGE SURF SHOP
(541) 386-1699
www.gorgesurfshop.com
SPARKLING CREATIONS
(541) 387-4367
www.sparklingcreationsonline.com
HOOD RIVER HOBBIES
(541) 386-1223
www.hoodriverhobbies.com
TAMMY’S FLORAL
(541) 386-3393
www.tammysfloral.com
HOOD RIVER JEWELERS
(541) 386-6440
www.hoodriverjewelers.com
THE CELLULAR CONNECTION
(541) 308-0583
2149 W Cascade Ave. Ste. 104
Hood River
THE GIFT HOUSE
(541) 386-9234
www.hoodrivergifthouse.com
STOLTZ VINEYARDS
(541) 386-8732
www.stoltzvineyards.com
BYRKIT WEAR
(800) 829-7548
www.byrkitwear.com
Hood River
SUBWAY-HOOD RIVER
(541) 386-4800
www.local.subway.com/usa/or/hoodriver
CUTIE PIE
(541) 436-2777
www.cutiepieconsignment.com
HOOD RIVER MIXER SHOP
& LIQUOR STORE
(541) 386-1991
www.business.gorge.net/hrliquor
2149 W Cascade Ave., #107
Hood River
SUSHI OKALANI
(541) 386-7423
www.sushiokalani.com
109 1st St., Hood River
DISCOVER BICYCLES
(541) 386-4820
www.discoverbicycles.com
HOOD RIVER SUPPLY ASSOCIATION
(541) 386-2757
www.hrsupply.com
THE CROOKED TREE TAVERN AT
COOPER SPUR MOUNTAIN RESORT
(541) 352-6692
www.cooperspur.com
10755 Cooper Spur Rd., Mt. Hood
DOUG’S HOOD RIVER
(541) 386-5787
www.dougshoodriver.com
KNOT ANOTHER HAT
(541) 308-0002
www.knotanotherhat.com
DREAM STREET
(541) 386-1530
MELIKA WATERWEAR &
ACTIVEWEAR
(541) 387-4400
www.melika.com
THREE RIVERS GRILL
(541) 386-8883
www.threeriversgrill.com
THUNDER ISLAND BREWING CO
(971) 231-4599
thunderislandbrewing.com
515 NW Portage Rd., Cascade Locks
VALENTINO LOUNGE AT COLUMBIA
GORGE HOTEL & SPA
(541) 386-5566
www.columbiagorgehotel.com
VIENTO WINES
(541) 386-3026
www.vientowines.com
WILD COLUMBIA SALMON
(509) 961-3260
www.wildcolumbiasalmon.com
WY’EAST VINEYARDS
(541) 386-1277
www.wyeastvineyards.com
FARM STAND IN THE GORGE
(541) 386-4203
www.facebook.com/pages/Farm-Standin-the-Gorge/131174450226201
FOOTWISE
(541) 308-0770
www.footwise.com
FOUNDATION 45
(541) 436-0000
www.foundation45.net
MOUNTAIN VIEW CYCLES
(541) 386-2453
www.mtviewcycles.com
PARTS + LABOUR
(541) 387-2787
www.parts-labour.com
PAUL HENNE TV & STEREO CENTER
(541) 386-2810
G. WILLIKER’S TOY SHOPPE
(541) 387-2229
www.gwtoyshoppe.com
ROSAUERS SUPERMARKET #16
(541) 386-1119
www.rosauers.com
GOODWILL BOUTIQUE ON OAK
(541) 308-0513
www.meetgoodwill.org
SHORTT SUPPLY INC.
(541) 386-5474
www.shorttsupply.com
THE OLD TRUNK
(541) 354-1181
www.oldtrunkhr.com
2958 Dee Hwy., Hood River
THE RUDDY DUCK
(541) 386-5050
www.ruddyduckstore.com
TRUE GORGE STOVES & SPAS
(541) 387-2526
www.truegorge.com
TWIGGS
(541) 386-6188
www.twiggsonline.com
WALMART
(541) 387-2300
www.walmart.com
2700 Wasco Ave., Hood River
WAUCOMA BOOKSTORE
(541) 386-5353
www.waucomabookstore.com
Zach Dischner
hoodriver.org

Vacation Guide - Hood River County Chamber of

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