Things To Do

Hood River Waterfront Park

The Hood River Waterfront Park is the epitome of the Hood River tourist experience. Plenty of great places to eat and drink along the water. Reminder that Hood River has an open container law, allowing you to take a beer, cider, cocktail, or wine to go. A favorite pastime of ours is to grab a drink and walk along the waterfront trail. Plenty of places to dip your toes in- if you dare! Pro tip: Park behind the local restaurants rather than street parking to save a few bucks.

Solstice Wood Fire Pizza - Cafe & Bar

Downtown Hood River

It's impossible to come to Hood River and not walk downtown. Loaded with a variety of shops, food, and drinks,

The Ruins

Event space for live music. We advise that you check out their calendar to see if they have any events surrounding the time you will be in town!

Pine Street Bakery

A sister bakery to Grand Central. Great for pastries, breads, and sandwiches.

Twin Peaks Drive In

A great burger option! Lots of choices. Pro tip: order online to shorten the wait time.

Downtown White Salmon

Downtown Hood River's counter part, on the Washington side or the river. Cross the Hood River Bridge (there is a toll fee of $3.50, each way) and head up the hill to downtown White Salmon. Plenty of places to stop, eat, drink, and shop. Some recommendations would be Pixan, Everybody's brewery , and the White Salmon Bakery.

The Society Hotel Hood River - Bingen

Cor Cellars

On the Washington side, this is a wonderful winery to visit! Might even rank as our favorite wine of the region.

Hood River Fruit Loop

If you're looking for some wonderful fruit and drink tasting, think about doing the Hood River Fruit Loop! We also recommend a few specific stops below!

Packer Orchards And Farm Place

Know for their treats, Packers in a great stop along the fruit loop.

Stave & Stone Winery

Kiyokawa Family Orchards

Apple Valley BBQ

Solera Brewery

If you're up in Parkdale, Solera is a popular local spot for drinks and nachos.

Tamanawas Falls Trailhead

Mt. Hood Meadows

Multnomah Falls

If you're one of the few guest that have never visited this Wonder of ours, we recommend a stop off- if only to say you did! Additionally, the gorge has many beautiful hiking trails and falls that are worth a stop along your way out of town. If you need more recs on this, hit us up.

Catherine Creek Universal Access Trail

Rowena Crest Viewpoint

Hood River Penstock Flume Pipeline Trail