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This ride starts from the same point as Knebal Springs; you can consider Fifteenmile Loop the same ride, but on a different scale: a bit of climbing, a long drop followed by an equally long climb; a downhill sprint to the finish. It’s just that Fifteenmile stretches out each of those segments – and puts you in an almost entirely different riding environment. This is one of the most remote backcountry trails in the area. To get to the trailhead, drive south from Hood River... More

Hurricane Racing, located Government Camp, provides bike rentals, classes, and retail sales. More

Fish for salmon, steelhead or sturgeon on the Clackamas, Columbia and Willamette rivers, or enjoy a day of crabbing on the coast with your guide Dave Eng. More

The Dalles has been popping lately with all sorts of new energy and creative enterprise. Here’s what’s fresh and exciting to explore on your next Columbia River Gorge road trip to The Dalles. More

Dropping 620 spectacular feet, Multnomah Falls is the tallest of the Columbia River Gorge’s many waterfalls. So how do you experience it like a pro? Here’s what you need to know to make your trip as easy and fun as possible. More

Mosier Company is a family owned and operated coffee roaster and restaurant serving up fuel for your mind, body and soul in the form of locally sourced and hand crafted food, drink and entertainment. Their seasonal menu rotates daily. Visit website to view the menus and event calendar. More

School of Send offers mountain bike camps and private lessons for kids and adults of all abilities.  Owner and founder, Gary Paasch and his partner, Jen Wilson have been fixtures in the Hood River mountain bike community for decades.  Riders are sure to benefit from their backgrounds in bike coaching and their deep knowledge of the area. More

Of the 200 Wild and Scenic Rivers in the U.S., 58 of them are here in Oregon. You could say we have more than our fair share. More

BLM park off Hwy 26 near Welches. Offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore natural stream and wetlands from boardwalks and interpretive trails. From the Cascade Streamwatch Trail, visitors can see young salmon and steelhead through a viewing window More

WAAAM has one of the largest collections of still-flying antique aeroplanes and still-driving antique automobiles in the country. The items on display at this museum are not only full of history, they’re full of LIFE! Aircraft, automobiles, motorcycles, tractors, military jeeps, and engines all get their day in the sun again at WAAAM. Join us each month for Second Saturday, when WAAAM gets the engines running. Ride in antique cars, watch antique planes take off and land, and eat, drink, and be merry! More

This fall along Wahkeena Creek can be seen from the Wahkeena picnic area across the Historic Highway. There are parking spaces at the picnic area. The Yakama Tribe word "wahkeena" means "most beautiful". Waterfall can be accessed by car or hiking. Height: 242 feet. Type: Tiered. See Wahkeena Falls Day Use/Picnic Area/Trailhead for more information. More

This area provides space for winter recreation launching points. Cross country skiing and other winter activities can be accessed from this location. Space for 10 cars. Trailhead board with map. More

This trail accesses the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness Area and travels through mossy old growth forest next to the wild and scenic Salmon River.  Chinook and Coho salmon, along with Steelhead, Rainbow and Cutthroat trout are found in the river.  There are several established campsites along the way making this trail an excellent choice for backpacking. Provides access to: Salmon River Trail (west access point to the Salmon River Trail). Provides parking for roughly 10 medium sized vehicles. PICNIC TABLE, TOILET, INTERPERTIVE SIGN, GARBAGE CAN MAY15-OCT1 More

This trail accesses the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness Area and travels through mossy old growth forest next to the wild and scenic Salmon River.  Chinook and Coho salmon, along with Steelhead, Rainbow and Cutthroat trout are found in the river.  There are several established campsites along the way making this trail an excellent choice for backpacking. Provides access to: Salmon River Trail (west access point to the Salmon River Trail). Provides parking for roughly 10 medium sized vehicles. PICNIC TABLE, TOILET, INTERPERTIVE SIGN, GARBAGE CAN MAY15-OCT1 More

A wide gravel path takes you around two small lakes surrounded by willows and some cattails, with a second path continuing N through a grassy meadow and ash woods. The ponds host waterfowl year round; in spring warblers abound in the willows. The meadow hosts sparrows, and the woods are good for thrushes, wrens and vireos. Osprey often dive into the small ponds to take stocked trout. Restrooms are located across the lake from the parking area. From I-84, take Exit 14. Drive 0.9 mi... More

Mouthwatering lunches and dinners, and full food menu until late! And ridiculously fast food to go. Located in downtown Hood River. More

Renken Farms produces sweet cherries and pumpkins and raises pigs, chickens, boer goats, dairy goats and Scottish Highlanders. In autumn, there are pumpkin patches, hayrides, pumpkin slingshots and all sorts of treats at Renken Farms, open every weekend through October and hosting their annual Harvest Fest. More

On November 20, 1882 a rail line was built through what is now Troutdale and east through the Columbia River Gorge. Troutdale’s founder, Capt John Harlow, asked the railroad to establish a depot at his town site. When they refused, he sailed his small riverboat up the Sandy River during a spring freshet and declared the river navigable demanding an expensive draw bridge to accommodate river traffic instead of the trestle planned by railroad builders. He obligingly withdrew his demand when the railroad bowed to... More

The Pint Shack offers a great selection of Northwest craft beers, ciders, and wine. We have 12 taps that rotate often and a great selection of bottles to enjoy here or take home. We also offer great nibbles and desserts for all. More

The Old Salmon River Trailhead is the first pullout beyond the Forest boundary.  This trail is very kid-friendly.  Only 1.9 miles long, it parallels the wild and scenic Salmon River. Although this trail is near the road, the constant sound of the river, as well as the old growth features of the forest, make this one of the most outstanding hikes on the Zigzag District. Provides access to: Old Salmon River Trail #742A More

Urban Paper hopes to inspire you to be your creative best. Come in for a class, or just to visit the lovely papers and embellishments. More

Trillium Lake Day Use Area offers a post card view of Mt. Hood from the dam.  The lake offers fishing, swimming, picnicking, and hiking around the lake.  Area is wheelchair accessible. More

Overview Trillium Lake Campground is a beautiful and popular campground not far from the quaint town of Government Camp. It provides spectacular views of majestic Mt. Hood, Oregons highest point. The campground is well-known for its scenery and abundant recreational opportunities, as well as being a great, family-friendly place to camp. Natural Features: The campground is located about 40 miles southeast of Portland, in the Mt. Hood National Forest. It sits alongside Trillium Lake at an elevation of 3,600 feet, and is nestled in a... More

Springwater Golf Course is located off of Springwater Road south of the picturesque town of Estacada, between the McIver State Campground and Metzler Park Recreation Complex. Springwater Golf Course is a unique, beautiful and challenging 9-hole course nestled in a majestic wooded area with water features and a casually comfortable club house. Just a short drive southeast from Portland, More

For over five generations, our family has produced fruit in the Hood River Valley. We grow many different kinds, including apples and peaches, but cherries and pears are our most dominant varieties. Smiley’s offers famous jams, honey, and mustards. Try our new wine-tasting room for a fun afternoon! More