Trip Ideas | MT. HOOD & THE COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE

Hood_Gorge_Trip_Ideas_Multnomah_Falls 4-days of Hood-Gorge

Iconic Mt. Hood and the surrounding National Forest provide year-round excitement for explorers from near and far.

Troutdale Gateway to the Gorge The Historic Columbia River Highway

Also known as the King of Roads, this scenic byway wraps around spectacular waterfalls and passes by magnificent vistas of the Columbia River Gorge.

Hood_Gorge_Trip_Ideas_Timberline_Lodge The Mt. Hood Scenic Byway

Standing at 11,245 feet, Mt. Hood is the highest point in Oregon and a powerful symbol for the Pacific Northwest. It was also crowned one of Oregon's 7 Wonders.

WEST COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE

WATERFALLS

One of the most iconic places in the Pacific North West, the Columbia River Gorge offers unparalleled waterfall scenery and canyon views. Visit the West Columbia Gorge area to stand at the base of waterfalls, boat on the mighty Columbia River, or to stand atop vistas and take in the view. READ MORE

THE DALLES

SUNSHINE

Boasting 300 days of sunshine a year, The Dalles is a place full of recreation, culture, and history. A historic Native American trading area, this city has been a center of commerce for over 10,000 years. A paradise for history buffs, cyclists, and wine aficionados, The Dalles is for all to enjoy. READ MORE

MT. HOOD TERRITORY

EXPLORATION

The only mountain offering summer skiing in North America, Mt. Hood and the surrounding territory never gets old. If you’re not a skier, put on your hiking boots, grab a fishing pole, or load up your kayak to explore the trails, lakes, and rivers, found throughout the area. READ MORE

HOOD RIVER

WATERSPORTS

Offering world-class kiteboarding and windsurfing, Hood River is where outdoor enthusiasts and adventure-seekers are drawn to. Close to the mountain, along the river, and nestled against superb farmland, visit this town for amazing restaurants, fresh produce, and an unrivaled watersport scene. READ MORE