* 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking * River View * Microwave And Refrigerator * High Speed Internet Access

* 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking * No View * Microwave And Refrigerator * High Speed Internet Access

* 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking * River View * Microwave And Refrigerator * High Speed Internet Access

* 2 Queen Beds * No Smoking * No View * Microwave And Refrigerator * High Speed Internet Access

* 2 Queen Beds * No Smoking * River View * Microwave And Refrigerator * High Speed Internet Access

* 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking * No View * Economy Class * Microwave And Refrigerator * High Speed Internet Access

* 1 King Bed * No Smoking * No View * Microwave And Refrigerator * High Speed Internet Access

* Riverside Grill, open Monday to Sunday from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

* 1.5 mile(s) from Sprint * 1.5 mile(s) from Providence Hospital * 1.5 mile(s) from Dakine * 20 mile(s) from Columbia Gorge Discovery Center

* 1.5 mile(s) from Sprint * 1.5 mile(s) from Providence Hospital * 1.5 mile(s) from Dakine

* 5 mile(s) from River Port Marina and Sail Park * 12.5 mile(s) from White Salmon River/BZ Corners

* 20 mile(s) from Cascade Locks * 20 mile(s) from The Dalles * 60 mile(s) from Portland * 99 mile(s) from Madras * 103 mile(s) from Longview, WA * 111 mile(s) from Salem * 123 mile(s) from Hermiston * 123 mile(s) from Yakima, WA * 125 mile(s) from Redmond * 129 mile(s) from Prineville * 136 mile(s) from Tillamook * 142 mile(s) from Bend * 147 mile(s) from Pendleton * 148 mile(s) from Corvallis * 150 mile(s) from Kennewick, WA * 152 mile(s) from Astoria * 163 mile(s) from Richland, WA * 168 mile(s) from Olympia, WA * 169 mile(s) from Lincoln City * 171 mile(s) from Long Beach, WA * 175 mile(s) from Eugene * 186 mile(s) from Walla Walla, WA * 200 mile(s) from Newport * 223 mile(s) from Moses Lake, WA * 223 mile(s) from Ocean Shores, WA

Officially designated the "Columbia Gorge" appellation in July 2004, the Columbia Gorge viticultural area covers 280 square miles and straddles the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon for 15 miles. In conjunction with the Columbia Valley viticultural area of Washington, hundreds of vineyard acres occupy a variety of terroirs throughout the Gorge. You'll find an ample number of wineries scattered along Oregon's Interstate 84 and Washington's two-lane Hwy 14, as well as on the plateau lands above the vertical walls of the Gorge. Blessed with gravelly soils, long and sunny summer days, limited rainfall, and the temperature-moderating influence of updrafts from the Columbia River Gorge, this is wine country you don't want to miss!* Pheasant Valley Vineyard & Winery: 3890 Acree Dr., Hood River, OR 97031 541-387-3040 1-866-357-WINE, www.pheasantvalleywinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cathedral Ridge Winery (formerly Flerchinger): 4200 Post Canyon Drive, Hood River, OR 97031. 541-386-2882. www.cathedralridgewinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. * Mt. Hood Winery: 3187 Hwy 35, Hood River, OR 97031. Contact: Christie or Dick Reed: 541-354-2333, Steve Bickford: 541-386-2767. E-mail: [email protected] Open festive weekends or by appointment. * The Pine Vineyard: 5450 Mill Creek Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-298-1981. E-mail: [email protected] Owners: Lonnie and Linda Wright * Erin Glenn Vineyards: 4055 Skyline Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-4707. www.eringlenn.com. Open by appointment only. * Dry Hollow Vineyards: 3410 Dry Hollow Lane, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-2953. www.dryhollowvineyards.com. Opening Fall 2004, Friday-Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Waving Tree Vineyards and Winery: 2 Maryhill Hwy, Goldendale, WA 98620 509-773-6552. E-mail: [email protected] Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day, other times by appointment. * Maryhill Winery: 9744 Hwy 14, Goldendale, WA 98620. 509-773-1976. www.maryhillwinery.com. Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cascade Cliffs Vineyard & Winery: Mile Marker 88.6 Hwy 14, Wishram, WA 98673. 509-767-1100. www.cascadecliffs.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Marshal's Winery and Vineyard: 150 Oak Creek Rd, Dallesport, WA 98617 509-767-4633. www.marshalswinery.com. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Syncline Wine Cellars: 307 West Humboldt, Bingen, WA 98605. 509-493-4705 www.synclinewine.com. Open Thursday - Sunday, Memorial Day to Labor Day. * Wind River Cellars: 196 Spring Creek Rd, Husum, WA 98623. 509-493-2324 www.windrivercellars.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

* .5 mile(s) from River Port Marina and Sail Park, Offering jet ski rentals and all your boating needs, a public beach, as well as a hub for windsurfing lessons * 1 mile(s) from downtown Hood River * 1 mile(s) from International Museum of Carousel Art, Home to the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of antique carousel art. Call 1-541-387-4622 for more information * 1 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Railroad, Daily excursion trains through the Hood River valley, covering local history and key points of interest. Call 1-800-TRAIN-61 for more information * 1.5 mile(s) from "The Hook", Known as the Mecca for beginning windsurfers, and a base station for the majority of windsurfing schools in the area * 3 mile(s) from Hatchery/Swell City, Check out some of the best windsurfers in the world as they battle the swells and winds of the Gorge * 5 mile(s) from Panorama Point * 12.5 mile(s) from White Salmon River/BZ Corners, - Home of Zoller's Outdoor Odysseys, Wet Planet Rafting and River Drifters. If you're looking for some excitement on the river, this is where to find it! * 20 mile(s) from Columbia Gorge Discovery Center * 20 mile(s) from Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge , Offers daily cruises through the breathtaking Columbia Gorge. Call 1-800-643-1354 for more information * 20 mile(s) from Bridge of the Gods * 22 mile(s) from Carson Hot Mineral Springs Resort * 25 mile(s) from Mount Hood National Forest * 30 mile(s) from Klickitat River * 32 mile(s) from Multnomah Falls * 35 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area, The largest winter ski resort on Mt. Hood. Call 1-503-337-2222 for more information * 40 mile(s) from Lost Lake * 45 mile(s) from Mount Adam National Forest and Tillium Lake * 45 mile(s) from Maryhill Museum, Showcasing Northwest history and beauty, located on the Lewis and Clark Trail in Washington's Columbia River Gorge. Call 1-509-773-3733 for more information * 49 mile(s) from Timberline, The only ski resort in North America that offers year round skiing and snowboarding. Call 1-503-231-5402 for more information * 60 mile(s) from Ice Caves, west of Trout Lake

* .5 mile(s) from River Port Marina and Sail Park, Offering jet ski rentals and all your boating needs, a public beach, as well as a hub for windsurfing lessons * 1 mile(s) from downtown Hood River * 1 mile(s) from International Museum of Carousel Art, Home to the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of antique carousel art. Call 1-541-387-4622 for more information * 1 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Railroad, Daily excursion trains through the Hood River valley, covering local history and key points of interest. Call 1-800-TRAIN-61 for more information * 1.5 mile(s) from "The Hook", Known as the Mecca for beginning windsurfers, and a base station for the majority of windsurfing schools in the area * 3 mile(s) from Hatchery/Swell City, Check out some of the best windsurfers in the world as they battle the swells and winds of the Gorge * 5 mile(s) from Panorama Point * 12.5 mile(s) from White Salmon River/BZ Corners, - Home of Zoller's Outdoor Odysseys, Wet Planet Rafting and River Drifters. If you're looking for some excitement on the river, this is where to find it! * 20 mile(s) from Columbia Gorge Discovery Center * 20 mile(s) from Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge , Offers daily cruises through the breathtaking Columbia Gorge. Call 1-800-643-1354 for more information * 20 mile(s) from Bridge of the Gods * 22 mile(s) from Carson Hot Mineral Springs Resort * 25 mile(s) from Mount Hood National Forest * 30 mile(s) from Klickitat River * 32 mile(s) from Multnomah Falls * 35 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area, The largest winter ski resort on Mt. Hood. Call 1-503-337-2222 for more information * 40 mile(s) from Lost Lake * 45 mile(s) from Mount Adam National Forest and Tillium Lake * 45 mile(s) from Maryhill Museum, Showcasing Northwest history and beauty, located on the Lewis and Clark Trail in Washington's Columbia River Gorge. Call 1-509-773-3733 for more information * 49 mile(s) from Timberline, The only ski resort in North America that offers year round skiing and snowboarding. Call 1-503-231-5402 for more information * 60 mile(s) from Ice Caves, west of Trout Lake

* .5 mile(s) from River Port Marina and Sail Park, Offering jet ski rentals and all your boating needs, a public beach, as well as a hub for windsurfing lessons * 1 mile(s) from downtown Hood River * 1 mile(s) from International Museum of Carousel Art, Home to the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of antique carousel art. Call 1-541-387-4622 for more information * 1 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Railroad, Daily excursion trains through the Hood River valley, covering local history and key points of interest. Call 1-800-TRAIN-61 for more information * 1.5 mile(s) from "The Hook", Known as the Mecca for beginning windsurfers, and a base station for the majority of windsurfing schools in the area * 3 mile(s) from Hatchery/Swell City, Check out some of the best windsurfers in the world as they battle the swells and winds of the Gorge * 5 mile(s) from Panorama Point * 12.5 mile(s) from White Salmon River/BZ Corners, - Home of Zoller's Outdoor Odysseys, Wet Planet Rafting and River Drifters. If you're looking for some excitement on the river, this is where to find it! * 20 mile(s) from Columbia Gorge Discovery Center * 20 mile(s) from Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge , Offers daily cruises through the breathtaking Columbia Gorge. Call 1-800-643-1354 for more information * 20 mile(s) from Bridge of the Gods * 22 mile(s) from Carson Hot Mineral Springs Resort * 25 mile(s) from Mount Hood National Forest * 30 mile(s) from Klickitat River * 32 mile(s) from Multnomah Falls * 35 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area, The largest winter ski resort on Mt. Hood. Call 1-503-337-2222 for more information * 40 mile(s) from Lost Lake * 45 mile(s) from Mount Adam National Forest and Tillium Lake * 45 mile(s) from Maryhill Museum, Showcasing Northwest history and beauty, located on the Lewis and Clark Trail in Washington's Columbia River Gorge. Call 1-509-773-3733 for more information * 49 mile(s) from Timberline, The only ski resort in North America that offers year round skiing and snowboarding. Call 1-503-231-5402 for more information * 60 mile(s) from Ice Caves, west of Trout Lake

* .5 mile(s) from River Port Marina and Sail Park, Offering jet ski rentals and all your boating needs, a public beach, as well as a hub for windsurfing lessons * 1 mile(s) from downtown Hood River * 1 mile(s) from International Museum of Carousel Art, Home to the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of antique carousel art. Call 1-541-387-4622 for more information * 1 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Railroad, Daily excursion trains through the Hood River valley, covering local history and key points of interest. Call 1-800-TRAIN-61 for more information * 1.5 mile(s) from "The Hook", Known as the Mecca for beginning windsurfers, and a base station for the majority of windsurfing schools in the area * 3 mile(s) from Hatchery/Swell City, Check out some of the best windsurfers in the world as they battle the swells and winds of the Gorge * 5 mile(s) from Panorama Point * 12.5 mile(s) from White Salmon River/BZ Corners, - Home of Zoller's Outdoor Odysseys, Wet Planet Rafting and River Drifters. If you're looking for some excitement on the river, this is where to find it! * 20 mile(s) from Columbia Gorge Discovery Center * 20 mile(s) from Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge , Offers daily cruises through the breathtaking Columbia Gorge. Call 1-800-643-1354 for more information * 20 mile(s) from Bridge of the Gods * 22 mile(s) from Carson Hot Mineral Springs Resort * 25 mile(s) from Mount Hood National Forest * 30 mile(s) from Klickitat River * 32 mile(s) from Multnomah Falls * 35 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area, The largest winter ski resort on Mt. Hood. Call 1-503-337-2222 for more information * 40 mile(s) from Lost Lake * 45 mile(s) from Mount Adam National Forest and Tillium Lake * 45 mile(s) from Maryhill Museum, Showcasing Northwest history and beauty, located on the Lewis and Clark Trail in Washington's Columbia River Gorge. Call 1-509-773-3733 for more information * 49 mile(s) from Timberline, The only ski resort in North America that offers year round skiing and snowboarding. Call 1-503-231-5402 for more information * 60 mile(s) from Ice Caves, west of Trout Lake

* Hood River First Friday - (April - December): On the 1st Friday of each month, dozens of local artists exhibit their creations at downtown Hood River businesses. A collaboration between local business, artists, and performers, First Friday is among the area's top cultural events and is enhanced by live entertainment throughout the downtown area. Participating businesses extend their hours into the evening. Join us in downtown Hood River and enjoy the art, the entertainment, the people, and the place! * Hood River Saturday Market - (May - October): Every Saturday, Hood River offers the Saturday Market in downtown Hood River on the corner of 5th and Cascade. The market offers locally grown produce, agricultural products, breads and baked goods, as well as products from local artisans and craftspeople. There is local music every Saturday at noon. The market takes place from 9am-3pm. For more information, contact 1-541-386-6601. * Annual Hood River Valley Blossom Festival - April: Celebrate the arrival of spring in the Hood River Valley! Over 15,000 acres of orchards explode into bloom - carpeting the entire Valley in pearly white and pink blossoms. Join us in the celebrations - over 20 special events scheduled, including the Blossom Quilt Show, the Parkdale Fine Arts and Music Festival, the Blossom Craft Show, and much more! For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Windance Victoria Day Swap Meet - May: The Windance Sunday Swap Meet may be the biggest windsurfing swap in the country, drawing people from all over the Northwest and Canada. This is a great place to find some real bargains, and is free to buyers, minimal fee for sellers. If you are selling gear, it is recommended that you bring a tarp to lay your gear down on in inclement weather. This is your chance to get some great deals on used windsurfing gear! For more information, contact 800-574-4020. * GorgeFest - May/June: This great festival was established to bring epic camaraderie, competition, adventure, and just plain fun to mere mortals. The festival includes the Columbia River Gorge Marathon and Half-Marathon, the GorgeMan Triathlons, the GorgeFest Blowdown (windsurfing and kite downwinder), plus the GorgeFest Mega Expo at the Port of Hood River Marina Park with live music, beer garden, wine tasting and more. For details go to gorgefest.com or call 1-887-417-8272. * Mt. Hood Cycling Classic - June: This major Northwest cycling event includes five stages over four days, 18,000 vertical, and $10,000 is cash prize money! The rides include two time trials, two circuit races and a downtown Hood River criterion. For details visit https://www.mthoodcyclingclassic.com. * Hood River Classic Hunter Jumper Horse Show - June: This is a premier equestrian festival and competition as well as a Portland Rose Festival sanctioned event. It's one of the most prestigious competitions in its class. Located at Jensen-Mills Meadow, Upper Hood River Valley. For details call 1-541-354-2009. * A Day out With Thomas - June/July: Mt. Hood Railroad presents Thomas the Tank Engine! Take a 30 minute train ride with Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt, and enjoy a variety of activities, including live entertainment, the Imagination Station, and more. For more details check out www.mthoodrr.com or call 1-800-872-4661. * Windfest - June: Windfest is a celebration of wind and water. All the major windsurfing manufacturers will have their latest gear for you to demo. There will be clinics from some of the industry experts who design the equipment you sail. The local Columbia Gorge Windsurfing Association also hosts a Pray-for Wind Party which includes live music, dancing, food, a beer garden, silent auction and raffle of sports equipment, vacations, dinners and art objects. For details call 1-800-963-7873. * Old Fashioned Fourth of July - July: Bring the whole family! Parade, Fun Run, Home Run Derby, BBQ, entertainment and fireworks over the Columbia River! Located at Jackson Park and the Columbia Gorge Sail Park. For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Hood River Cherry Days - July: Luscious cherries and cherry products take center stage during the Cherry Days, as 1000 acres of trees yield a variety of cherries. Visitors will find Bing, Lambert, Rainier, Montmorency, Van Black Republican, and Lapine varieties along the Hood River Fruit Loop. For more information visit www.hoodriverfruitloop.com. * Gorge Games - July: Created out of love for the Columbia River Gorge, The Gorge Games celebrate the outstanding sports, sports venues and communities making the Columbia River Gorge a wonderful place to visit and to live. This is a two week event that celebrates the important outdoor lifestyle that keeps us fit, healthy and happy. Windsurfing, Kiteboarding, Kayaking, Rock Climbing, Mt. Biking, Running, and Skateboarding are few of the many sporting events that take place as well as live music and continual festivities. For more information visit www.gorgegames.com. * Annual Hood River County Fair - July/August: An old-fashioned county fair bustling with things to do: carnival rides, livestock shows, entertainment and much more! Call 1-541-354-2865 for more details. * HoodStock - August: HoodStock is a Community Music Event featuring all local artists and is a benefit for Columbia River Fellowship for Peace. The event includes 10 hours of music, events for the children, food and drink, and fun for all. For more information check out www.ColumbiaRiverPeace.org. * Roy Webster Columbia River Cross Channel Swim - September: Join 550 swimmers and cross the Columbia on Labor Day! Brought to you by the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce, call 1-800-366-3530 for more information on how to participate, or just watch this amazing event. * Annual Hood River Valley Harvest Festival - October: With over 100 craft & artisan exhibitors, great food, music, locally grown produce, and the Harvest Fest Quilt Raffle, the Hood River Valley Harvest Fest is a must see! This is one of the largest annual events in the Gorge. Come see, shop, taste and smell the bounty of the harvest season. For details call the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce at 1-541-386-2000.

* Hood River First Friday - (April - December): On the 1st Friday of each month, dozens of local artists exhibit their creations at downtown Hood River businesses. A collaboration between local business, artists, and performers, First Friday is among the area's top cultural events and is enhanced by live entertainment throughout the downtown area. Participating businesses extend their hours into the evening. Join us in downtown Hood River and enjoy the art, the entertainment, the people, and the place! * Hood River Saturday Market - (May - October): Every Saturday, Hood River offers the Saturday Market in downtown Hood River on the corner of 5th and Cascade. The market offers locally grown produce, agricultural products, breads and baked goods, as well as products from local artisans and craftspeople. There is local music every Saturday at noon. The market takes place from 9am-3pm. For more information, contact 1-541-386-6601. * Annual Hood River Valley Blossom Festival - April: Celebrate the arrival of spring in the Hood River Valley! Over 15,000 acres of orchards explode into bloom - carpeting the entire Valley in pearly white and pink blossoms. Join us in the celebrations - over 20 special events scheduled, including the Blossom Quilt Show, the Parkdale Fine Arts and Music Festival, the Blossom Craft Show, and much more! For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Windance Victoria Day Swap Meet - May: The Windance Sunday Swap Meet may be the biggest windsurfing swap in the country, drawing people from all over the Northwest and Canada. This is a great place to find some real bargains, and is free to buyers, minimal fee for sellers. If you are selling gear, it is recommended that you bring a tarp to lay your gear down on in inclement weather. This is your chance to get some great deals on used windsurfing gear! For more information, contact 800-574-4020. * GorgeFest - May/June: This great festival was established to bring epic camaraderie, competition, adventure, and just plain fun to mere mortals. The festival includes the Columbia River Gorge Marathon and Half-Marathon, the GorgeMan Triathlons, the GorgeFest Blowdown (windsurfing and kite downwinder), plus the GorgeFest Mega Expo at the Port of Hood River Marina Park with live music, beer garden, wine tasting and more. For details go to gorgefest.com or call 1-887-417-8272. * Mt. Hood Cycling Classic - June: This major Northwest cycling event includes five stages over four days, 18,000 vertical, and $10,000 is cash prize money! The rides include two time trials, two circuit races and a downtown Hood River criterion. For details visit https://www.mthoodcyclingclassic.com. * Hood River Classic Hunter Jumper Horse Show - June: This is a premier equestrian festival and competition as well as a Portland Rose Festival sanctioned event. It's one of the most prestigious competitions in its class. Located at Jensen-Mills Meadow, Upper Hood River Valley. For details call 1-541-354-2009. * A Day out With Thomas - June/July: Mt. Hood Railroad presents Thomas the Tank Engine! Take a 30 minute train ride with Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt, and enjoy a variety of activities, including live entertainment, the Imagination Station, and more. For more details check out www.mthoodrr.com or call 1-800-872-4661. * Windfest - June: Windfest is a celebration of wind and water. All the major windsurfing manufacturers will have their latest gear for you to demo. There will be clinics from some of the industry experts who design the equipment you sail. The local Columbia Gorge Windsurfing Association also hosts a Pray-for Wind Party which includes live music, dancing, food, a beer garden, silent auction and raffle of sports equipment, vacations, dinners and art objects. For details call 1-800-963-7873. * Old Fashioned Fourth of July - July: Bring the whole family! Parade, Fun Run, Home Run Derby, BBQ, entertainment and fireworks over the Columbia River! Located at Jackson Park and the Columbia Gorge Sail Park. For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Hood River Cherry Days - July: Luscious cherries and cherry products take center stage during the Cherry Days, as 1000 acres of trees yield a variety of cherries. Visitors will find Bing, Lambert, Rainier, Montmorency, Van Black Republican, and Lapine varieties along the Hood River Fruit Loop. For more information visit www.hoodriverfruitloop.com. * Gorge Games - July: Created out of love for the Columbia River Gorge, The Gorge Games celebrate the outstanding sports, sports venues and communities making the Columbia River Gorge a wonderful place to visit and to live. This is a two week event that celebrates the important outdoor lifestyle that keeps us fit, healthy and happy. Windsurfing, Kiteboarding, Kayaking, Rock Climbing, Mt. Biking, Running, and Skateboarding are few of the many sporting events that take place as well as live music and continual festivities. For more information visit www.gorgegames.com. * Annual Hood River County Fair - July/August: An old-fashioned county fair bustling with things to do: carnival rides, livestock shows, entertainment and much more! Call 1-541-354-2865 for more details. * HoodStock - August: HoodStock is a Community Music Event featuring all local artists and is a benefit for Columbia River Fellowship for Peace. The event includes 10 hours of music, events for the children, food and drink, and fun for all. For more information check out www.ColumbiaRiverPeace.org. * Roy Webster Columbia River Cross Channel Swim - September: Join 550 swimmers and cross the Columbia on Labor Day! Brought to you by the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce, call 1-800-366-3530 for more information on how to participate, or just watch this amazing event. * Annual Hood River Valley Harvest Festival - October: With over 100 craft & artisan exhibitors, great food, music, locally grown produce, and the Harvest Fest Quilt Raffle, the Hood River Valley Harvest Fest is a must see! This is one of the largest annual events in the Gorge. Come see, shop, taste and smell the bounty of the harvest season. For details call the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce at 1-541-386-2000.

* Hood River First Friday - (April - December): On the 1st Friday of each month, dozens of local artists exhibit their creations at downtown Hood River businesses. A collaboration between local business, artists, and performers, First Friday is among the area's top cultural events and is enhanced by live entertainment throughout the downtown area. Participating businesses extend their hours into the evening. Join us in downtown Hood River and enjoy the art, the entertainment, the people, and the place! * Hood River Saturday Market - (May - October): Every Saturday, Hood River offers the Saturday Market in downtown Hood River on the corner of 5th and Cascade. The market offers locally grown produce, agricultural products, breads and baked goods, as well as products from local artisans and craftspeople. There is local music every Saturday at noon. The market takes place from 9am-3pm. For more information, contact 1-541-386-6601. * Annual Hood River Valley Blossom Festival - April: Celebrate the arrival of spring in the Hood River Valley! Over 15,000 acres of orchards explode into bloom - carpeting the entire Valley in pearly white and pink blossoms. Join us in the celebrations - over 20 special events scheduled, including the Blossom Quilt Show, the Parkdale Fine Arts and Music Festival, the Blossom Craft Show, and much more! For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Windance Victoria Day Swap Meet - May: The Windance Sunday Swap Meet may be the biggest windsurfing swap in the country, drawing people from all over the Northwest and Canada. This is a great place to find some real bargains, and is free to buyers, minimal fee for sellers. If you are selling gear, it is recommended that you bring a tarp to lay your gear down on in inclement weather. This is your chance to get some great deals on used windsurfing gear! For more information, contact 800-574-4020. * GorgeFest - May/June: This great festival was established to bring epic camaraderie, competition, adventure, and just plain fun to mere mortals. The festival includes the Columbia River Gorge Marathon and Half-Marathon, the GorgeMan Triathlons, the GorgeFest Blowdown (windsurfing and kite downwinder), plus the GorgeFest Mega Expo at the Port of Hood River Marina Park with live music, beer garden, wine tasting and more. For details go to gorgefest.com or call 1-887-417-8272. * Mt. Hood Cycling Classic - June: This major Northwest cycling event includes five stages over four days, 18,000 vertical, and $10,000 is cash prize money! The rides include two time trials, two circuit races and a downtown Hood River criterion. For details visit https://www.mthoodcyclingclassic.com. * Hood River Classic Hunter Jumper Horse Show - June: This is a premier equestrian festival and competition as well as a Portland Rose Festival sanctioned event. It's one of the most prestigious competitions in its class. Located at Jensen-Mills Meadow, Upper Hood River Valley. For details call 1-541-354-2009. * A Day out With Thomas - June/July: Mt. Hood Railroad presents Thomas the Tank Engine! Take a 30 minute train ride with Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt, and enjoy a variety of activities, including live entertainment, the Imagination Station, and more. For more details check out www.mthoodrr.com or call 1-800-872-4661. * Windfest - June: Windfest is a celebration of wind and water. All the major windsurfing manufacturers will have their latest gear for you to demo. There will be clinics from some of the industry experts who design the equipment you sail. The local Columbia Gorge Windsurfing Association also hosts a Pray-for Wind Party which includes live music, dancing, food, a beer garden, silent auction and raffle of sports equipment, vacations, dinners and art objects. For details call 1-800-963-7873. * Old Fashioned Fourth of July - July: Bring the whole family! Parade, Fun Run, Home Run Derby, BBQ, entertainment and fireworks over the Columbia River! Located at Jackson Park and the Columbia Gorge Sail Park. For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Hood River Cherry Days - July: Luscious cherries and cherry products take center stage during the Cherry Days, as 1000 acres of trees yield a variety of cherries. Visitors will find Bing, Lambert, Rainier, Montmorency, Van Black Republican, and Lapine varieties along the Hood River Fruit Loop. For more information visit www.hoodriverfruitloop.com. * Gorge Games - July: Created out of love for the Columbia River Gorge, The Gorge Games celebrate the outstanding sports, sports venues and communities making the Columbia River Gorge a wonderful place to visit and to live. This is a two week event that celebrates the important outdoor lifestyle that keeps us fit, healthy and happy. Windsurfing, Kiteboarding, Kayaking, Rock Climbing, Mt. Biking, Running, and Skateboarding are few of the many sporting events that take place as well as live music and continual festivities. For more information visit www.gorgegames.com. * Annual Hood River County Fair - July/August: An old-fashioned county fair bustling with things to do: carnival rides, livestock shows, entertainment and much more! Call 1-541-354-2865 for more details. * HoodStock - August: HoodStock is a Community Music Event featuring all local artists and is a benefit for Columbia River Fellowship for Peace. The event includes 10 hours of music, events for the children, food and drink, and fun for all. For more information check out www.ColumbiaRiverPeace.org. * Roy Webster Columbia River Cross Channel Swim - September: Join 550 swimmers and cross the Columbia on Labor Day! Brought to you by the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce, call 1-800-366-3530 for more information on how to participate, or just watch this amazing event. * Annual Hood River Valley Harvest Festival - October: With over 100 craft & artisan exhibitors, great food, music, locally grown produce, and the Harvest Fest Quilt Raffle, the Hood River Valley Harvest Fest is a must see! This is one of the largest annual events in the Gorge. Come see, shop, taste and smell the bounty of the harvest season. For details call the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce at 1-541-386-2000.

* Hood River First Friday - (April - December): On the 1st Friday of each month, dozens of local artists exhibit their creations at downtown Hood River businesses. A collaboration between local business, artists, and performers, First Friday is among the area's top cultural events and is enhanced by live entertainment throughout the downtown area. Participating businesses extend their hours into the evening. Join us in downtown Hood River and enjoy the art, the entertainment, the people, and the place! * Hood River Saturday Market - (May - October): Every Saturday, Hood River offers the Saturday Market in downtown Hood River on the corner of 5th and Cascade. The market offers locally grown produce, agricultural products, breads and baked goods, as well as products from local artisans and craftspeople. There is local music every Saturday at noon. The market takes place from 9am-3pm. For more information, contact 1-541-386-6601. * Annual Hood River Valley Blossom Festival - April: Celebrate the arrival of spring in the Hood River Valley! Over 15,000 acres of orchards explode into bloom - carpeting the entire Valley in pearly white and pink blossoms. Join us in the celebrations - over 20 special events scheduled, including the Blossom Quilt Show, the Parkdale Fine Arts and Music Festival, the Blossom Craft Show, and much more! For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Windance Victoria Day Swap Meet - May: The Windance Sunday Swap Meet may be the biggest windsurfing swap in the country, drawing people from all over the Northwest and Canada. This is a great place to find some real bargains, and is free to buyers, minimal fee for sellers. If you are selling gear, it is recommended that you bring a tarp to lay your gear down on in inclement weather. This is your chance to get some great deals on used windsurfing gear! For more information, contact 800-574-4020. * GorgeFest - May/June: This great festival was established to bring epic camaraderie, competition, adventure, and just plain fun to mere mortals. The festival includes the Columbia River Gorge Marathon and Half-Marathon, the GorgeMan Triathlons, the GorgeFest Blowdown (windsurfing and kite downwinder), plus the GorgeFest Mega Expo at the Port of Hood River Marina Park with live music, beer garden, wine tasting and more. For details go to gorgefest.com or call 1-887-417-8272. * Mt. Hood Cycling Classic - June: This major Northwest cycling event includes five stages over four days, 18,000 vertical, and $10,000 is cash prize money! The rides include two time trials, two circuit races and a downtown Hood River criterion. For details visit https://www.mthoodcyclingclassic.com. * Hood River Classic Hunter Jumper Horse Show - June: This is a premier equestrian festival and competition as well as a Portland Rose Festival sanctioned event. It's one of the most prestigious competitions in its class. Located at Jensen-Mills Meadow, Upper Hood River Valley. For details call 1-541-354-2009. * A Day out With Thomas - June/July: Mt. Hood Railroad presents Thomas the Tank Engine! Take a 30 minute train ride with Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt, and enjoy a variety of activities, including live entertainment, the Imagination Station, and more. For more details check out www.mthoodrr.com or call 1-800-872-4661. * Windfest - June: Windfest is a celebration of wind and water. All the major windsurfing manufacturers will have their latest gear for you to demo. There will be clinics from some of the industry experts who design the equipment you sail. The local Columbia Gorge Windsurfing Association also hosts a Pray-for Wind Party which includes live music, dancing, food, a beer garden, silent auction and raffle of sports equipment, vacations, dinners and art objects. For details call 1-800-963-7873. * Old Fashioned Fourth of July - July: Bring the whole family! Parade, Fun Run, Home Run Derby, BBQ, entertainment and fireworks over the Columbia River! Located at Jackson Park and the Columbia Gorge Sail Park. For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Hood River Cherry Days - July: Luscious cherries and cherry products take center stage during the Cherry Days, as 1000 acres of trees yield a variety of cherries. Visitors will find Bing, Lambert, Rainier, Montmorency, Van Black Republican, and Lapine varieties along the Hood River Fruit Loop. For more information visit www.hoodriverfruitloop.com. * Gorge Games - July: Created out of love for the Columbia River Gorge, The Gorge Games celebrate the outstanding sports, sports venues and communities making the Columbia River Gorge a wonderful place to visit and to live. This is a two week event that celebrates the important outdoor lifestyle that keeps us fit, healthy and happy. Windsurfing, Kiteboarding, Kayaking, Rock Climbing, Mt. Biking, Running, and Skateboarding are few of the many sporting events that take place as well as live music and continual festivities. For more information visit www.gorgegames.com. * Annual Hood River County Fair - July/August: An old-fashioned county fair bustling with things to do: carnival rides, livestock shows, entertainment and much more! Call 1-541-354-2865 for more details. * HoodStock - August: HoodStock is a Community Music Event featuring all local artists and is a benefit for Columbia River Fellowship for Peace. The event includes 10 hours of music, events for the children, food and drink, and fun for all. For more information check out www.ColumbiaRiverPeace.org. * Roy Webster Columbia River Cross Channel Swim - September: Join 550 swimmers and cross the Columbia on Labor Day! Brought to you by the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce, call 1-800-366-3530 for more information on how to participate, or just watch this amazing event. * Annual Hood River Valley Harvest Festival - October: With over 100 craft & artisan exhibitors, great food, music, locally grown produce, and the Harvest Fest Quilt Raffle, the Hood River Valley Harvest Fest is a must see! This is one of the largest annual events in the Gorge. Come see, shop, taste and smell the bounty of the harvest season. For details call the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce at 1-541-386-2000.

* Hood River First Friday - (April - December): On the 1st Friday of each month, dozens of local artists exhibit their creations at downtown Hood River businesses. A collaboration between local business, artists, and performers, First Friday is among the area's top cultural events and is enhanced by live entertainment throughout the downtown area. Participating businesses extend their hours into the evening. Join us in downtown Hood River and enjoy the art, the entertainment, the people, and the place! * Hood River Saturday Market - (May - October): Every Saturday, Hood River offers the Saturday Market in downtown Hood River on the corner of 5th and Cascade. The market offers locally grown produce, agricultural products, breads and baked goods, as well as products from local artisans and craftspeople. There is local music every Saturday at noon. The market takes place from 9am-3pm. For more information, contact 1-541-386-6601. * Annual Hood River Valley Blossom Festival - April: Celebrate the arrival of spring in the Hood River Valley! Over 15,000 acres of orchards explode into bloom - carpeting the entire Valley in pearly white and pink blossoms. Join us in the celebrations - over 20 special events scheduled, including the Blossom Quilt Show, the Parkdale Fine Arts and Music Festival, the Blossom Craft Show, and much more! For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Windance Victoria Day Swap Meet - May: The Windance Sunday Swap Meet may be the biggest windsurfing swap in the country, drawing people from all over the Northwest and Canada. This is a great place to find some real bargains, and is free to buyers, minimal fee for sellers. If you are selling gear, it is recommended that you bring a tarp to lay your gear down on in inclement weather. This is your chance to get some great deals on used windsurfing gear! For more information, contact 800-574-4020. * GorgeFest - May/June: This great festival was established to bring epic camaraderie, competition, adventure, and just plain fun to mere mortals. The festival includes the Columbia River Gorge Marathon and Half-Marathon, the GorgeMan Triathlons, the GorgeFest Blowdown (windsurfing and kite downwinder), plus the GorgeFest Mega Expo at the Port of Hood River Marina Park with live music, beer garden, wine tasting and more. For details go to gorgefest.com or call 1-887-417-8272. * Mt. Hood Cycling Classic - June: This major Northwest cycling event includes five stages over four days, 18,000 vertical, and $10,000 is cash prize money! The rides include two time trials, two circuit races and a downtown Hood River criterion. For details visit https://www.mthoodcyclingclassic.com. * Hood River Classic Hunter Jumper Horse Show - June: This is a premier equestrian festival and competition as well as a Portland Rose Festival sanctioned event. It's one of the most prestigious competitions in its class. Located at Jensen-Mills Meadow, Upper Hood River Valley. For details call 1-541-354-2009. * A Day out With Thomas - June/July: Mt. Hood Railroad presents Thomas the Tank Engine! Take a 30 minute train ride with Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt, and enjoy a variety of activities, including live entertainment, the Imagination Station, and more. For more details check out www.mthoodrr.com or call 1-800-872-4661. * Windfest - June: Windfest is a celebration of wind and water. All the major windsurfing manufacturers will have their latest gear for you to demo. There will be clinics from some of the industry experts who design the equipment you sail. The local Columbia Gorge Windsurfing Association also hosts a Pray-for Wind Party which includes live music, dancing, food, a beer garden, silent auction and raffle of sports equipment, vacations, dinners and art objects. For details call 1-800-963-7873. * Old Fashioned Fourth of July - July: Bring the whole family! Parade, Fun Run, Home Run Derby, BBQ, entertainment and fireworks over the Columbia River! Located at Jackson Park and the Columbia Gorge Sail Park. For details call 1-800-366-3530. * Hood River Cherry Days - July: Luscious cherries and cherry products take center stage during the Cherry Days, as 1000 acres of trees yield a variety of cherries. Visitors will find Bing, Lambert, Rainier, Montmorency, Van Black Republican, and Lapine varieties along the Hood River Fruit Loop. For more information visit www.hoodriverfruitloop.com. * Gorge Games - July: Created out of love for the Columbia River Gorge, The Gorge Games celebrate the outstanding sports, sports venues and communities making the Columbia River Gorge a wonderful place to visit and to live. This is a two week event that celebrates the important outdoor lifestyle that keeps us fit, healthy and happy. Windsurfing, Kiteboarding, Kayaking, Rock Climbing, Mt. Biking, Running, and Skateboarding are few of the many sporting events that take place as well as live music and continual festivities. For more information visit www.gorgegames.com. * Annual Hood River County Fair - July/August: An old-fashioned county fair bustling with things to do: carnival rides, livestock shows, entertainment and much more! Call 1-541-354-2865 for more details. * HoodStock - August: HoodStock is a Community Music Event featuring all local artists and is a benefit for Columbia River Fellowship for Peace. The event includes 10 hours of music, events for the children, food and drink, and fun for all. For more information check out www.ColumbiaRiverPeace.org. * Roy Webster Columbia River Cross Channel Swim - September: Join 550 swimmers and cross the Columbia on Labor Day! Brought to you by the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce, call 1-800-366-3530 for more information on how to participate, or just watch this amazing event. * Annual Hood River Valley Harvest Festival - October: With over 100 craft & artisan exhibitors, great food, music, locally grown produce, and the Harvest Fest Quilt Raffle, the Hood River Valley Harvest Fest is a must see! This is one of the largest annual events in the Gorge. Come see, shop, taste and smell the bounty of the harvest season. For details call the Hood River County Chamber of Commerce at 1-541-386-2000.

When visiting Hood River, be sure to plan a trip to downtown Oak Street. Officially designated a historic district in 1994, Oak Street is packed full of specialty shops, art galleries, and a wide arrangement of sport shops. Among the many include:* Frolik - clothing for guys and girls * Big Winds - the Gorge's largest rental fleet * Windance - windsurfing and roof racks * Red Feather Mercantile - comforts for the home, body, and soul * Informal Flowers - unique selection of wedding gifts and unusual plants * Doug's Sports - sportswear * Twiggs - fine art, jewelry, and home accents * Frame Gallery - great art and quality custom framing * Kerrits - locally manufactured lifestyle clothing * At Home on Oak Street - designed furniture and gifts for every room in the house * Silverado - spectacular jewelry * G. Williker's - educational and specialty toys * Plenty - shoes, clothes and cosmetics * Air Time - custom outdoor clothing * Storm Warning - the number 1 kite shop on the planet! * Gorge Dogs - gourmet treats and specialty items for your beloved pets * Sellers - wide arrange of local and Northwest wines * AnnzPanz - eclectic variety of kitchen gadgets * Waucoma Bookstore; Antiques & Oddities

When visiting Hood River, be sure to plan a trip to downtown Oak Street. Officially designated a historic district in 1994, Oak Street is packed full of specialty shops, art galleries, and a wide arrangement of sport shops. Among the many include:* Frolik - clothing for guys and girls * Big Winds - the Gorge's largest rental fleet * Windance - windsurfing and roof racks * Red Feather Mercantile - comforts for the home, body, and soul * Informal Flowers - unique selection of wedding gifts and unusual plants * Doug's Sports - sportswear * Twiggs - fine art, jewelry, and home accents * Frame Gallery - great art and quality custom framing * Kerrits - locally manufactured lifestyle clothing * At Home on Oak Street - designed furniture and gifts for every room in the house * Silverado - spectacular jewelry * G. Williker's - educational and specialty toys * Plenty - shoes, clothes and cosmetics * Air Time - custom outdoor clothing * Storm Warning - the number 1 kite shop on the planet! * Gorge Dogs - gourmet treats and specialty items for your beloved pets * Sellers - wide arrange of local and Northwest wines * AnnzPanz - eclectic variety of kitchen gadgets * Waucoma Bookstore; Antiques & Oddities

When visiting Hood River, be sure to plan a trip to downtown Oak Street. Officially designated a historic district in 1994, Oak Street is packed full of specialty shops, art galleries, and a wide arrangement of sport shops. Among the many include:* Frolik - clothing for guys and girls * Big Winds - the Gorge's largest rental fleet * Windance - windsurfing and roof racks * Red Feather Mercantile - comforts for the home, body, and soul * Informal Flowers - unique selection of wedding gifts and unusual plants * Doug's Sports - sportswear * Twiggs - fine art, jewelry, and home accents * Frame Gallery - great art and quality custom framing * Kerrits - locally manufactured lifestyle clothing * At Home on Oak Street - designed furniture and gifts for every room in the house * Silverado - spectacular jewelry * G. Williker's - educational and specialty toys * Plenty - shoes, clothes and cosmetics * Air Time - custom outdoor clothing * Storm Warning - the #1 kite shop on the planet! * Gorge Dogs - gourmet treats and specialty items for your beloved pets * Sellers - wide arrange of local and Northwest wines * AnnzPanz - eclectic variety of kitchen gadgets * Waucoma Bookstore; Antiques & Oddities

When visiting Hood River, be sure to plan a trip to downtown Oak Street. Officially designated a historic district in 1994, Oak Street is packed full of specialty shops, art galleries, and a wide arrangement of sport shops. Among the many include:* Frolik - clothing for guys and girls * Big Winds - the Gorge's largest rental fleet * Windance - windsurfing and roof racks * Red Feather Mercantile - comforts for the home, body, and soul * Informal Flowers - unique selection of wedding gifts and unusual plants * Doug's Sports - sportswear * Twiggs - fine art, jewelry, and home accents * Frame Gallery - great art and quality custom framing * Kerrits - locally manufactured lifestyle clothing * At Home on Oak Street - designed furniture and gifts for every room in the house * Silverado - spectacular jewelry * G. Williker's - educational and specialty toys * Plenty - shoes, clothes and cosmetics * Air Time - custom outdoor clothing * Storm Warning - the number 1 kite shop on the planet! * Gorge Dogs - gourmet treats and specialty items for your beloved pets * Sellers - wide arrange of local and Northwest wines * AnnzPanz - eclectic variety of kitchen gadgets * Waucoma Bookstore; Antiques & Oddities

When visiting Hood River, be sure to plan a trip to downtown Oak Street. Officially designated a historic district in 1994, Oak Street is packed full of specialty shops, art galleries, and a wide arrangement of sport shops. Among the many include:* Frolik - clothing for guys and girls * Big Winds - the Gorge's largest rental fleet * Windance - windsurfing and roof racks * Red Feather Mercantile - comforts for the home, body, and soul * Informal Flowers - unique selection of wedding gifts and unusual plants * Doug's Sports - sportswear * Twiggs - fine art, jewelry, and home accents * Frame Gallery - great art and quality custom framing * Kerrits - locally manufactured lifestyle clothing * At Home on Oak Street - designed furniture and gifts for every room in the house * Silverado - spectacular jewelry * G. Williker's - educational and specialty toys * Plenty - shoes, clothes and cosmetics * Air Time - custom outdoor clothing * Storm Warning - the number 1 kite shop on the planet! * Gorge Dogs - gourmet treats and specialty items for your beloved pets * Sellers - wide arrange of local and Northwest wines * AnnzPanz - eclectic variety of kitchen gadgets * Waucoma Bookstore; Antiques & Oddities

* 1.5 mile(s) from Sprint * 1.5 mile(s) from Providence Hospital * 1.5 mile(s) from Dakine

* 1.5 mile(s) from Sprint * 1.5 mile(s) from Providence Hospital * 1.5 mile(s) from Dakine

* 1.5 mile(s) from Sprint * 1.5 mile(s) from Providence Hospital * 1.5 mile(s) from Dakine

* 1.5 mile(s) from Sprint * 1.5 mile(s) from Providence Hospital * 1.5 mile(s) from Dakine

* 1.5 mile(s) from Sprint * 1.5 mile(s) from Providence Hospital * 1.5 mile(s) from Dakine

Area Points of Interest:* Hood River Museum - Driving Time: 1 minute. The Hood River County Historical Museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation and display of valuable documents, photographs and artifacts that reflect and portray the "story" of Hood River County and the Mid-Columbia area. Through exhibits, special events and educational programs the museum is a vital and active part of the community. April through August - Daily 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sundays 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. September and October - Daily 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. 1-541-386-6772. * Historic Columbia River Highway - Driving Time: 4 minutes. Hood River Trailhead. Part of Samuel Lancaster's original Columbia River Highway, this 4.6 mile paved trail starts in Hood River and winds around the basalt bluffs of the Columbia, goes through the famed Mosier Twin Tunnels, and ends in Mosier. This trial is perfect for running, biking, or hiking as it is closed to motorized vehicles. If time allows, also check out the driving portion of the highway, beginning just 30 miles west of Hood River at Interstate 84, Exit 35. A collection of falls and off road hikes are available, including Multnomah Falls, an Oregon landmark. * Panorama Point Park - Driving Time: 5 minutes. Make sure to check out this great drive-to-viewpoint located just outside downtown Hood River off of Highway 35. This small park offers a great panoramic view from Mt. Hood, over the valley, to Mt. Adams. * Mosier Creek Falls/Pioneer Cemetery - Driving Time: 9 minutes. A beautiful two-tiered 100-foot waterfall provides a popular swimming hole and sunning spot. It also features park benches, easy trails that run along the rim of Mosier Creek Gorge, and the Pioneer Cemetery. Simply take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69, drive through Mosier and cross the bridge, and look for a large gravel parking area on the left-hand side. * Dog Mountain Trail - Driving Time: 15 minutes. This popular location for hiking and wildflower displays is known for its epic views of the Columbia Gorge and neighboring mountain peaks. There are three trails that lead to the summit of the 2,948-foot mountain, and although difficult, will prove an awarding way to spend a day. To get there, simply cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go left on Highway 14 for 11.3 miles. Once you pass milepost 54, look for the large parking area on the right hand side of the highway. * Punchbowl Falls - Driving Time: 17 minutes. Another popular swimming and cliff jumping area, Punchbowl Falls offers spectacular 75-foot columnar basalt walls that line the edge of the Hood River. The steep trail will bring you to the falls and fish ladder, and the main trail continues downstream to the joining of the east and west forks of the Hood. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3.5 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go right onto Punchbowl Road and follow it, staying right, for 1 mile to a gravel pullout on the right side of the road. If you cross a bridge you have gone too far. * McCall Point Trail - Driving Time: 18 minutes. If you are a wildflower enthusiast, be sure to plan a few hours to hike this 1.5 mile trail. In April and May, the whole area explodes in color, and the 1,000 foot gain provides stunning views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and the Columbia River from Hood River to Rowena. Take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69. Turn right onto the Historic Highway and follow 7 miles out to the Rowena Crest Viewpoint. The trail starts at the south side of the parking area. * Columbia Gorge Discovery Center - Driving Time: 20 minutes. This fantastic museum aims to inspire appreciation and stewardship of the Columbia River Gorge and Wasco County through collection, preservation, and interpretation of cultural and natural history resources. Explore 40 million years of geologic history, 10,000 years of cultural history, and 150 years of modern history through interactive multi-media exhibits at the official interpretive center of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-296-8600 * Bonneville Dam - Driving Time: 24 minutes. The first dam built on the Columbia River, finished in 1938, now houses a visitor center, fish viewing windows, and sturgeon ponds. At the visitor center, learn about the numerous dams along the Columbia and their role in our modern times. Also watch salmon and steelhead make their way upriver through the viewing windows. At the Hatchery, feed sturgeons and steelheads, and view rearing ponds full of fingerling smolts. The Dam is located at Exit 40 off of Interstate 84. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-374-8820. * Tamanawas Falls Trail - Driving Time: 25 minutes. This is a favorite among Hood River locals, a 2-mile trail leading to a spectacular 125-foot waterfall. The trail follows the bank of Cold Spring Creek for most of the way, and at the falls a rocky slope leads to a dry alcove behind the cascade. Simply follow Highway 35 South for 23.5 miles. A large gravel parking area is on the right hand side of the road just before Sherwood Campground. * Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center - Driving Time: 25 minutes. The mission of the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum is to preserve, conserve, exhibit and interpret the cultural and natural history of the Columbia River Gorge. The architectural amazing building holds exhibits on the water route of the Lewis and Clark expedition and Oregon Trail, the world's largest Rosary collection, transportation on and along the river, and a restored Corliss steam engine that powered sawmills of the last century. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-800-991-2338. * Horsethief Butte - Driving Time: 28 minutes. Located just northeast of The Dalles, a long 100-foot high outcropping of basalt provides a variety of trails that lead up to, around, and into it. If you look closely, you may even find many faded pictographs and petroglyphs decorating the rock walls. On summer weekends, Ranger guided tours are available nearby the park and features some of the best and most famous petroglyphs in the Northwest. Call 1-509-767-1159 for details and reservations. From Hood River, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go right on Highway 14 for 21 miles. It is located at milepost 86.5, 1.5 miles past Horsethief Lake State Park. * Beacon Rock - Driving Time: 30 minutes. This historic Gorge landmark is the basalt core of an eroded volcano that rises 848 feet above the Columbia River. Lewis and Clark explored and named this landmark, and it is said to be the second largest free-standing monolith in the world. From Hood River, take Interstate 84 West to Exit 44. Cross over the Columbia River on the Bridge of the Gods and turn left onto Highway 14. Follow for 6.5 miles to the clearly marked parking area. * Ice Cave - Driving Time: 40 minutes. Best when visited in the spring, winter water seeps into and drips from the caves ceiling creating an abundance of beautiful icicles. There are floor to ceiling frozen pillars, stalactites and stalagmites. Even in the summer, the cave is very cold and slippery, so be sure to dress accordingly. To get there, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and take a right on Highway 14. Follow for 1.5 miles, then take a right on Alt. 141. After 2 miles, take a left onto Highway 141 and continue for 19 miles to Trout Lake. At the gas station, stay left on Alt. 141 and drive another 6.5 miles. Continue straight when Alt. 141 turns into FS24, and turn left at the sign for the Ice Cave. * Lost Lake - Driving Time: 45 minutes. A gorgeous natural lake located on the north side of Mt. Hood, Lost Lake is one of the most photographed lakes in the northwest. Offering fishing, hiking, camping, old-growth trees, boat rentals, day-use picnic areas, and most of all beauty, this lake has something for everyone. If you're up for a difficult hike, try the Lost Lake Butte trail which ends at an old-look out site atop the butte with views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helen, Mt. Rainier, the lake, and the forest. For more information call 1-541-386-6366. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, and continue for about 5 miles, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go left onto Lost Lake Rd and follow for about 17 miles to the Lost Lake campground entrance.

Area Points of Interest:* Hood River Museum - Driving Time: 1 minute. The Hood River County Historical Museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation and display of valuable documents, photographs and artifacts that reflect and portray the "story" of Hood River County and the Mid-Columbia area. Through exhibits, special events and educational programs the museum is a vital and active part of the community. April through August - Daily 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sundays 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. September and October - Daily 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. 1-541-386-6772. * Historic Columbia River Highway - Driving Time: 4 minutes. Hood River Trailhead. Part of Samuel Lancaster's original Columbia River Highway, this 4.6 mile paved trail starts in Hood River and winds around the basalt bluffs of the Columbia, goes through the famed Mosier Twin Tunnels, and ends in Mosier. This trial is perfect for running, biking, or hiking as it is closed to motorized vehicles. If time allows, also check out the driving portion of the highway, beginning just 30 miles west of Hood River at Interstate 84, Exit 35. A collection of falls and off road hikes are available, including Multnomah Falls, an Oregon landmark. * Panorama Point Park - Driving Time: 5 minutes. Make sure to check out this great drive-to-viewpoint located just outside downtown Hood River off of Highway 35. This small park offers a great panoramic view from Mt. Hood, over the valley, to Mt. Adams. * Mosier Creek Falls/Pioneer Cemetery - Driving Time: 9 minutes. A beautiful two-tiered 100-foot waterfall provides a popular swimming hole and sunning spot. It also features park benches, easy trails that run along the rim of Mosier Creek Gorge, and the Pioneer Cemetery. Simply take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69, drive through Mosier and cross the bridge, and look for a large gravel parking area on the left-hand side. * Dog Mountain Trail - Driving Time: 15 minutes. This popular location for hiking and wildflower displays is known for its epic views of the Columbia Gorge and neighboring mountain peaks. There are three trails that lead to the summit of the 2,948-foot mountain, and although difficult, will prove an awarding way to spend a day. To get there, simply cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go left on Highway 14 for 11.3 miles. Once you pass milepost 54, look for the large parking area on the right hand side of the highway. * Punchbowl Falls - Driving Time: 17 minutes. Another popular swimming and cliff jumping area, Punchbowl Falls offers spectacular 75-foot columnar basalt walls that line the edge of the Hood River. The steep trail will bring you to the falls and fish ladder, and the main trail continues downstream to the joining of the east and west forks of the Hood. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3.5 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go right onto Punchbowl Road and follow it, staying right, for 1 mile to a gravel pullout on the right side of the road. If you cross a bridge you have gone too far. * McCall Point Trail - Driving Time: 18 minutes. If you are a wildflower enthusiast, be sure to plan a few hours to hike this 1.5 mile trail. In April and May, the whole area explodes in color, and the 1,000 foot gain provides stunning views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and the Columbia River from Hood River to Rowena. Take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69. Turn right onto the Historic Highway and follow 7 miles out to the Rowena Crest Viewpoint. The trail starts at the south side of the parking area. * Columbia Gorge Discovery Center - Driving Time: 20 minutes. This fantastic museum aims to inspire appreciation and stewardship of the Columbia River Gorge and Wasco County through collection, preservation, and interpretation of cultural and natural history resources. Explore 40 million years of geologic history, 10,000 years of cultural history, and 150 years of modern history through interactive multi-media exhibits at the official interpretive center of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-296-8600 * Bonneville Dam - Driving Time: 24 minutes. The first dam built on the Columbia River, finished in 1938, now houses a visitor center, fish viewing windows, and sturgeon ponds. At the visitor center, learn about the numerous dams along the Columbia and their role in our modern times. Also watch salmon and steelhead make their way upriver through the viewing windows. At the Hatchery, feed sturgeons and steelheads, and view rearing ponds full of fingerling smolts. The Dam is located at Exit 40 off of Interstate 84. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-374-8820. * Tamanawas Falls Trail - Driving Time: 25 minutes. This is a favorite among Hood River locals, a 2-mile trail leading to a spectacular 125-foot waterfall. The trail follows the bank of Cold Spring Creek for most of the way, and at the falls a rocky slope leads to a dry alcove behind the cascade. Simply follow Highway 35 South for 23.5 miles. A large gravel parking area is on the right hand side of the road just before Sherwood Campground. * Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center - Driving Time: 25 minutes. The mission of the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum is to preserve, conserve, exhibit and interpret the cultural and natural history of the Columbia River Gorge. The architectural amazing building holds exhibits on the water route of the Lewis and Clark expedition and Oregon Trail, the world's largest Rosary collection, transportation on and along the river, and a restored Corliss steam engine that powered sawmills of the last century. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-800-991-2338. * Horsethief Butte - Driving Time: 28 minutes. Located just northeast of The Dalles, a long 100-foot high outcropping of basalt provides a variety of trails that lead up to, around, and into it. If you look closely, you may even find many faded pictographs and petroglyphs decorating the rock walls. On summer weekends, Ranger guided tours are available nearby the park and features some of the best and most famous petroglyphs in the Northwest. Call 1-509-767-1159 for details and reservations. From Hood River, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go right on Highway 14 for 21 miles. It is located at milepost 86.5, 1.5 miles past Horsethief Lake State Park. * Beacon Rock - Driving Time: 30 minutes. This historic Gorge landmark is the basalt core of an eroded volcano that rises 848 feet above the Columbia River. Lewis and Clark explored and named this landmark, and it is said to be the second largest free-standing monolith in the world. From Hood River, take Interstate 84 West to Exit 44. Cross over the Columbia River on the Bridge of the Gods and turn left onto Highway 14. Follow for 6.5 miles to the clearly marked parking area. * Ice Cave - Driving Time: 40 minutes. Best when visited in the spring, winter water seeps into and drips from the caves ceiling creating an abundance of beautiful icicles. There are floor to ceiling frozen pillars, stalactites and stalagmites. Even in the summer, the cave is very cold and slippery, so be sure to dress accordingly. To get there, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and take a right on Highway 14. Follow for 1.5 miles, then take a right on Alt. 141. After 2 miles, take a left onto Highway 141 and continue for 19 miles to Trout Lake. At the gas station, stay left on Alt. 141 and drive another 6.5 miles. Continue straight when Alt. 141 turns into FS24, and turn left at the sign for the Ice Cave. * Lost Lake - Driving Time: 45 minutes. A gorgeous natural lake located on the north side of Mt. Hood, Lost Lake is one of the most photographed lakes in the northwest. Offering fishing, hiking, camping, old-growth trees, boat rentals, day-use picnic areas, and most of all beauty, this lake has something for everyone. If you're up for a difficult hike, try the Lost Lake Butte trail which ends at an old-look out site atop the butte with views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helen, Mt. Rainier, the lake, and the forest. For more information call 1-541-386-6366. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, and continue for about 5 miles, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go left onto Lost Lake Rd and follow for about 17 miles to the Lost Lake campground entrance.

Area Points of Interest:* Hood River Museum - Driving Time: 1 minute. The Hood River County Historical Museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation and display of valuable documents, photographs and artifacts that reflect and portray the "story" of Hood River County and the Mid-Columbia area. Through exhibits, special events and educational programs the museum is a vital and active part of the community. April through August - Daily 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sundays 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. September and October - Daily 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. 1-541-386-6772. * Historic Columbia River Highway - Driving Time: 4 minutes. Hood River Trailhead. Part of Samuel Lancaster's original Columbia River Highway, this 4.6 mile paved trail starts in Hood River and winds around the basalt bluffs of the Columbia, goes through the famed Mosier Twin Tunnels, and ends in Mosier. This trial is perfect for running, biking, or hiking as it is closed to motorized vehicles. If time allows, also check out the driving portion of the highway, beginning just 30 miles west of Hood River at Interstate 84, Exit 35. A collection of falls and off road hikes are available, including Multnomah Falls, an Oregon landmark. * Panorama Point Park - Driving Time: 5 minutes. Make sure to check out this great drive-to-viewpoint located just outside downtown Hood River off of Highway 35. This small park offers a great panoramic view from Mt. Hood, over the valley, to Mt. Adams. * Mosier Creek Falls/Pioneer Cemetery - Driving Time: 9 minutes. A beautiful two-tiered 100-foot waterfall provides a popular swimming hole and sunning spot. It also features park benches, easy trails that run along the rim of Mosier Creek Gorge, and the Pioneer Cemetery. Simply take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69, drive through Mosier and cross the bridge, and look for a large gravel parking area on the left-hand side. * Dog Mountain Trail - Driving Time: 15 minutes. This popular location for hiking and wildflower displays is known for its epic views of the Columbia Gorge and neighboring mountain peaks. There are three trails that lead to the summit of the 2,948-foot mountain, and although difficult, will prove an awarding way to spend a day. To get there, simply cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go left on Highway 14 for 11.3 miles. Once you pass milepost 54, look for the large parking area on the right hand side of the highway. * Punchbowl Falls - Driving Time: 17 minutes. Another popular swimming and cliff jumping area, Punchbowl Falls offers spectacular 75-foot columnar basalt walls that line the edge of the Hood River. The steep trail will bring you to the falls and fish ladder, and the main trail continues downstream to the joining of the east and west forks of the Hood. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3.5 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go right onto Punchbowl Road and follow it, staying right, for 1 mile to a gravel pullout on the right side of the road. If you cross a bridge you have gone too far. * McCall Point Trail - Driving Time: 18 minutes. If you are a wildflower enthusiast, be sure to plan a few hours to hike this 1.5 mile trail. In April and May, the whole area explodes in color, and the 1,000 foot gain provides stunning views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and the Columbia River from Hood River to Rowena. Take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69. Turn right onto the Historic Highway and follow 7 miles out to the Rowena Crest Viewpoint. The trail starts at the south side of the parking area. * Columbia Gorge Discovery Center - Driving Time: 20 minutes. This fantastic museum aims to inspire appreciation and stewardship of the Columbia River Gorge and Wasco County through collection, preservation, and interpretation of cultural and natural history resources. Explore 40 million years of geologic history, 10,000 years of cultural history, and 150 years of modern history through interactive multi-media exhibits at the official interpretive center of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-296-8600 * Bonneville Dam - Driving Time: 24 minutes. The first dam built on the Columbia River, finished in 1938, now houses a visitor center, fish viewing windows, and sturgeon ponds. At the visitor center, learn about the numerous dams along the Columbia and their role in our modern times. Also watch salmon and steelhead make their way upriver through the viewing windows. At the Hatchery, feed sturgeons and steelheads, and view rearing ponds full of fingerling smolts. The Dam is located at Exit 40 off of Interstate 84. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-374-8820. * Tamanawas Falls Trail - Driving Time: 25 minutes. This is a favorite among Hood River locals, a 2-mile trail leading to a spectacular 125-foot waterfall. The trail follows the bank of Cold Spring Creek for most of the way, and at the falls a rocky slope leads to a dry alcove behind the cascade. Simply follow Highway 35 South for 23.5 miles. A large gravel parking area is on the right hand side of the road just before Sherwood Campground. * Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center - Driving Time: 25 minutes. The mission of the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum is to preserve, conserve, exhibit and interpret the cultural and natural history of the Columbia River Gorge. The architectural amazing building holds exhibits on the water route of the Lewis and Clark expedition and Oregon Trail, the world's largest Rosary collection, transportation on and along the river, and a restored Corliss steam engine that powered sawmills of the last century. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-800-991-2338. * Horsethief Butte - Driving Time: 28 minutes. Located just northeast of The Dalles, a long 100-foot high outcropping of basalt provides a variety of trails that lead up to, around, and into it. If you look closely, you may even find many faded pictographs and petroglyphs decorating the rock walls. On summer weekends, Ranger guided tours are available nearby the park and features some of the best and most famous petroglyphs in the Northwest. Call 1-509-767-1159 for details and reservations. From Hood River, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go right on Highway 14 for 21 miles. It is located at milepost 86.5, 1.5 miles past Horsethief Lake State Park. * Beacon Rock - Driving Time: 30 minutes. This historic Gorge landmark is the basalt core of an eroded volcano that rises 848 feet above the Columbia River. Lewis and Clark explored and named this landmark, and it is said to be the second largest free-standing monolith in the world. From Hood River, take Interstate 84 West to Exit 44. Cross over the Columbia River on the Bridge of the Gods and turn left onto Highway 14. Follow for 6.5 miles to the clearly marked parking area. * Ice Cave - Driving Time: 40 minutes. Best when visited in the spring, winter water seeps into and drips from the caves ceiling creating an abundance of beautiful icicles. There are floor to ceiling frozen pillars, stalactites and stalagmites. Even in the summer, the cave is very cold and slippery, so be sure to dress accordingly. To get there, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and take a right on Highway 14. Follow for 1.5 miles, then take a right on Alt. 141. After 2 miles, take a left onto Highway 141 and continue for 19 miles to Trout Lake. At the gas station, stay left on Alt. 141 and drive another 6.5 miles. Continue straight when Alt. 141 turns into FS24, and turn left at the sign for the Ice Cave. * Lost Lake - Driving Time: 45 minutes. A gorgeous natural lake located on the north side of Mt. Hood, Lost Lake is one of the most photographed lakes in the northwest. Offering fishing, hiking, camping, old-growth trees, boat rentals, day-use picnic areas, and most of all beauty, this lake has something for everyone. If you're up for a difficult hike, try the Lost Lake Butte trail which ends at an old-look out site atop the butte with views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helen, Mt. Rainier, the lake, and the forest. For more information call 1-541-386-6366. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, and continue for about 5 miles, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go left onto Lost Lake Rd and follow for about 17 miles to the Lost Lake campground entrance.

Area Points of Interest:* Hood River Museum - Driving Time: 1 minute. The Hood River County Historical Museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation and display of valuable documents, photographs and artifacts that reflect and portray the "story" of Hood River County and the Mid-Columbia area. Through exhibits, special events and educational programs the museum is a vital and active part of the community. April through August - Daily 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sundays 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. September and October - Daily 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. 1-541-386-6772. * Historic Columbia River Highway - Driving Time: 4 minutes. Hood River Trailhead. Part of Samuel Lancaster's original Columbia River Highway, this 4.6 mile paved trail starts in Hood River and winds around the basalt bluffs of the Columbia, goes through the famed Mosier Twin Tunnels, and ends in Mosier. This trial is perfect for running, biking, or hiking as it is closed to motorized vehicles. If time allows, also check out the driving portion of the highway, beginning just 30 miles west of Hood River at Interstate 84, Exit 35. A collection of falls and off road hikes are available, including Multnomah Falls, an Oregon landmark. * Panorama Point Park - Driving Time: 5 minutes. Make sure to check out this great drive-to-viewpoint located just outside downtown Hood River off of Highway 35. This small park offers a great panoramic view from Mt. Hood, over the valley, to Mt. Adams. * Mosier Creek Falls/Pioneer Cemetery - Driving Time: 9 minutes. A beautiful two-tiered 100-foot waterfall provides a popular swimming hole and sunning spot. It also features park benches, easy trails that run along the rim of Mosier Creek Gorge, and the Pioneer Cemetery. Simply take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69, drive through Mosier and cross the bridge, and look for a large gravel parking area on the left-hand side. * Dog Mountain Trail - Driving Time: 15 minutes. This popular location for hiking and wildflower displays is known for its epic views of the Columbia Gorge and neighboring mountain peaks. There are three trails that lead to the summit of the 2,948-foot mountain, and although difficult, will prove an awarding way to spend a day. To get there, simply cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go left on Highway 14 for 11.3 miles. Once you pass milepost 54, look for the large parking area on the right hand side of the highway. * Punchbowl Falls - Driving Time: 17 minutes. Another popular swimming and cliff jumping area, Punchbowl Falls offers spectacular 75-foot columnar basalt walls that line the edge of the Hood River. The steep trail will bring you to the falls and fish ladder, and the main trail continues downstream to the joining of the east and west forks of the Hood. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3.5 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go right onto Punchbowl Road and follow it, staying right, for 1 mile to a gravel pullout on the right side of the road. If you cross a bridge you have gone too far. * McCall Point Trail - Driving Time: 18 minutes. If you are a wildflower enthusiast, be sure to plan a few hours to hike this 1.5 mile trail. In April and May, the whole area explodes in color, and the 1,000 foot gain provides stunning views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and the Columbia River from Hood River to Rowena. Take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69. Turn right onto the Historic Highway and follow 7 miles out to the Rowena Crest Viewpoint. The trail starts at the south side of the parking area. * Columbia Gorge Discovery Center - Driving Time: 20 minutes. This fantastic museum aims to inspire appreciation and stewardship of the Columbia River Gorge and Wasco County through collection, preservation, and interpretation of cultural and natural history resources. Explore 40 million years of geologic history, 10,000 years of cultural history, and 150 years of modern history through interactive multi-media exhibits at the official interpretive center of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-296-8600 * Bonneville Dam - Driving Time: 24 minutes. The first dam built on the Columbia River, finished in 1938, now houses a visitor center, fish viewing windows, and sturgeon ponds. At the visitor center, learn about the numerous dams along the Columbia and their role in our modern times. Also watch salmon and steelhead make their way upriver through the viewing windows. At the Hatchery, feed sturgeons and steelheads, and view rearing ponds full of fingerling smolts. The Dam is located at Exit 40 off of Interstate 84. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-374-8820. * Tamanawas Falls Trail - Driving Time: 25 minutes. This is a favorite among Hood River locals, a 2-mile trail leading to a spectacular 125-foot waterfall. The trail follows the bank of Cold Spring Creek for most of the way, and at the falls a rocky slope leads to a dry alcove behind the cascade. Simply follow Highway 35 South for 23.5 miles. A large gravel parking area is on the right hand side of the road just before Sherwood Campground. * Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center - Driving Time: 25 minutes. The mission of the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum is to preserve, conserve, exhibit and interpret the cultural and natural history of the Columbia River Gorge. The architectural amazing building holds exhibits on the water route of the Lewis and Clark expedition and Oregon Trail, the world's largest Rosary collection, transportation on and along the river, and a restored Corliss steam engine that powered sawmills of the last century. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-800-991-2338. * Horsethief Butte - Driving Time: 28 minutes. Located just northeast of The Dalles, a long 100-foot high outcropping of basalt provides a variety of trails that lead up to, around, and into it. If you look closely, you may even find many faded pictographs and petroglyphs decorating the rock walls. On summer weekends, Ranger guided tours are available nearby the park and features some of the best and most famous petroglyphs in the Northwest. Call 1-509-767-1159 for details and reservations. From Hood River, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go right on Highway 14 for 21 miles. It is located at milepost 86.5, 1.5 miles past Horsethief Lake State Park. * Beacon Rock - Driving Time: 30 minutes. This historic Gorge landmark is the basalt core of an eroded volcano that rises 848 feet above the Columbia River. Lewis and Clark explored and named this landmark, and it is said to be the second largest free-standing monolith in the world. From Hood River, take Interstate 84 West to Exit 44. Cross over the Columbia River on the Bridge of the Gods and turn left onto Highway 14. Follow for 6.5 miles to the clearly marked parking area. * Ice Cave - Driving Time: 40 minutes. Best when visited in the spring, winter water seeps into and drips from the caves ceiling creating an abundance of beautiful icicles. There are floor to ceiling frozen pillars, stalactites and stalagmites. Even in the summer, the cave is very cold and slippery, so be sure to dress accordingly. To get there, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and take a right on Highway 14. Follow for 1.5 miles, then take a right on Alt. 141. After 2 miles, take a left onto Highway 141 and continue for 19 miles to Trout Lake. At the gas station, stay left on Alt. 141 and drive another 6.5 miles. Continue straight when Alt. 141 turns into FS24, and turn left at the sign for the Ice Cave. * Lost Lake - Driving Time: 45 minutes. A gorgeous natural lake located on the north side of Mt. Hood, Lost Lake is one of the most photographed lakes in the northwest. Offering fishing, hiking, camping, old-growth trees, boat rentals, day-use picnic areas, and most of all beauty, this lake has something for everyone. If you're up for a difficult hike, try the Lost Lake Butte trail which ends at an old-look out site atop the butte with views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helen, Mt. Rainier, the lake, and the forest. For more information call 1-541-386-6366. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, and continue for about 5 miles, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go left onto Lost Lake Rd and follow for about 17 miles to the Lost Lake campground entrance.

Area Points of Interest:* Hood River Museum - Driving Time: 1 minute. The Hood River County Historical Museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation and display of valuable documents, photographs and artifacts that reflect and portray the "story" of Hood River County and the Mid-Columbia area. Through exhibits, special events and educational programs the museum is a vital and active part of the community. April through August - Daily 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sundays 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. September and October - Daily 12:00 Noon to 4:00 p.m. 1-541-386-6772. * Historic Columbia River Highway - Driving Time: 4 minutes. Hood River Trailhead. Part of Samuel Lancaster's original Columbia River Highway, this 4.6 mile paved trail starts in Hood River and winds around the basalt bluffs of the Columbia, goes through the famed Mosier Twin Tunnels, and ends in Mosier. This trial is perfect for running, biking, or hiking as it is closed to motorized vehicles. If time allows, also check out the driving portion of the highway, beginning just 30 miles west of Hood River at Interstate 84, Exit 35. A collection of falls and off road hikes are available, including Multnomah Falls, an Oregon landmark. * Panorama Point Park - Driving Time: 5 minutes. Make sure to check out this great drive-to-viewpoint located just outside downtown Hood River off of Highway 35. This small park offers a great panoramic view from Mt. Hood, over the valley, to Mt. Adams. * Mosier Creek Falls/Pioneer Cemetery - Driving Time: 9 minutes. A beautiful two-tiered 100-foot waterfall provides a popular swimming hole and sunning spot. It also features park benches, easy trails that run along the rim of Mosier Creek Gorge, and the Pioneer Cemetery. Simply take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69, drive through Mosier and cross the bridge, and look for a large gravel parking area on the left-hand side. * Dog Mountain Trail - Driving Time: 15 minutes. This popular location for hiking and wildflower displays is known for its epic views of the Columbia Gorge and neighboring mountain peaks. There are three trails that lead to the summit of the 2,948-foot mountain, and although difficult, will prove an awarding way to spend a day. To get there, simply cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go left on Highway 14 for 11.3 miles. Once you pass milepost 54, look for the large parking area on the right hand side of the highway. * Punchbowl Falls - Driving Time: 17 minutes. Another popular swimming and cliff jumping area, Punchbowl Falls offers spectacular 75-foot columnar basalt walls that line the edge of the Hood River. The steep trail will bring you to the falls and fish ladder, and the main trail continues downstream to the joining of the east and west forks of the Hood. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3.5 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go right onto Punchbowl Road and follow it, staying right, for 1 mile to a gravel pullout on the right side of the road. If you cross a bridge you have gone too far. * McCall Point Trail - Driving Time: 18 minutes. If you are a wildflower enthusiast, be sure to plan a few hours to hike this 1.5 mile trail. In April and May, the whole area explodes in color, and the 1,000 foot gain provides stunning views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and the Columbia River from Hood River to Rowena. Take Interstate 84 East to Exit 69. Turn right onto the Historic Highway and follow 7 miles out to the Rowena Crest Viewpoint. The trail starts at the south side of the parking area. * Columbia Gorge Discovery Center - Driving Time: 20 minutes. This fantastic museum aims to inspire appreciation and stewardship of the Columbia River Gorge and Wasco County through collection, preservation, and interpretation of cultural and natural history resources. Explore 40 million years of geologic history, 10,000 years of cultural history, and 150 years of modern history through interactive multi-media exhibits at the official interpretive center of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-296-8600 * Bonneville Dam - Driving Time: 24 minutes. The first dam built on the Columbia River, finished in 1938, now houses a visitor center, fish viewing windows, and sturgeon ponds. At the visitor center, learn about the numerous dams along the Columbia and their role in our modern times. Also watch salmon and steelhead make their way upriver through the viewing windows. At the Hatchery, feed sturgeons and steelheads, and view rearing ponds full of fingerling smolts. The Dam is located at Exit 40 off of Interstate 84. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-541-374-8820. * Tamanawas Falls Trail - Driving Time: 25 minutes. This is a favorite among Hood River locals, a 2-mile trail leading to a spectacular 125-foot waterfall. The trail follows the bank of Cold Spring Creek for most of the way, and at the falls a rocky slope leads to a dry alcove behind the cascade. Simply follow Highway 35 South for 23.5 miles. A large gravel parking area is on the right hand side of the road just before Sherwood Campground. * Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center - Driving Time: 25 minutes. The mission of the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum is to preserve, conserve, exhibit and interpret the cultural and natural history of the Columbia River Gorge. The architectural amazing building holds exhibits on the water route of the Lewis and Clark expedition and Oregon Trail, the world's largest Rosary collection, transportation on and along the river, and a restored Corliss steam engine that powered sawmills of the last century. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1-800-991-2338. * Horsethief Butte - Driving Time: 28 minutes. Located just northeast of The Dalles, a long 100-foot high outcropping of basalt provides a variety of trails that lead up to, around, and into it. If you look closely, you may even find many faded pictographs and petroglyphs decorating the rock walls. On summer weekends, Ranger guided tours are available nearby the park and features some of the best and most famous petroglyphs in the Northwest. Call 1-509-767-1159 for details and reservations. From Hood River, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and go right on Highway 14 for 21 miles. It is located at milepost 86.5, 1.5 miles past Horsethief Lake State Park. * Beacon Rock - Driving Time: 30 minutes. This historic Gorge landmark is the basalt core of an eroded volcano that rises 848 feet above the Columbia River. Lewis and Clark explored and named this landmark, and it is said to be the second largest free-standing monolith in the world. From Hood River, take Interstate 84 West to Exit 44. Cross over the Columbia River on the Bridge of the Gods and turn left onto Highway 14. Follow for 6.5 miles to the clearly marked parking area. * Ice Cave - Driving Time: 40 minutes. Best when visited in the spring, winter water seeps into and drips from the caves ceiling creating an abundance of beautiful icicles. There are floor to ceiling frozen pillars, stalactites and stalagmites. Even in the summer, the cave is very cold and slippery, so be sure to dress accordingly. To get there, cross the Hood River Bridge into Washington and take a right on Highway 14. Follow for 1.5 miles, then take a right on Alt. 141. After 2 miles, take a left onto Highway 141 and continue for 19 miles to Trout Lake. At the gas station, stay left on Alt. 141 and drive another 6.5 miles. Continue straight when Alt. 141 turns into FS24, and turn left at the sign for the Ice Cave. * Lost Lake - Driving Time: 45 minutes. A gorgeous natural lake located on the north side of Mt. Hood, Lost Lake is one of the most photographed lakes in the northwest. Offering fishing, hiking, camping, old-growth trees, boat rentals, day-use picnic areas, and most of all beauty, this lake has something for everyone. If you're up for a difficult hike, try the Lost Lake Butte trail which ends at an old-look out site atop the butte with views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helen, Mt. Rainier, the lake, and the forest. For more information call 1-541-386-6366. To get there, take Tucker Rd out of town towards Parkdale. At the Wind Master Market Texaco, go left and drive for 3 miles. At the Odell/Parkdale junction stay right, and continue for about 5 miles, following the signs for Dee. Turn right at Dee (an old lumber mill) and cross the train tracks and bridge. At the intersection go left onto Lost Lake Rd and follow for about 17 miles to the Lost Lake campground entrance.

* 20 mile(s) from Cascade Locks * 20 mile(s) from The Dalles * 60 mile(s) from Portland * 99 mile(s) from Madras * 103 mile(s) from Longview, WA * 111 mile(s) from Salem * 123 mile(s) from Hermiston * 123 mile(s) from Yakima, WA * 125 mile(s) from Redmond * 129 mile(s) from Prineville * 136 mile(s) from Tillamook * 142 mile(s) from Bend * 147 mile(s) from Pendleton * 148 mile(s) from Corvallis * 150 mile(s) from Kennewick, WA * 152 mile(s) from Astoria * 163 mile(s) from Richland, WA * 168 mile(s) from Olympia, WA * 169 mile(s) from Lincoln City * 171 mile(s) from Long Beach, WA * 175 mile(s) from Eugene * 186 mile(s) from Walla Walla, WA * 200 mile(s) from Newport * 223 mile(s) from Moses Lake, WA * 223 mile(s) from Ocean Shores, WA * 228 mile(s) from Seattle, WA * 235 mile(s) from Wenatchee, WA * 236 mile(s) from Florence * 243 mile(s) from Roseburg * 258 mile(s) from Reedsport * 269 mile(s) from Sequim, WA * 287 mile(s) from Pullman, WA * 289 miles(s) from Spokane, WA * 308 mile(s) from Bandon * 338 mile(s) from Medford * 350 mile(s) from Ashland * 368 mile(s) from Boise, ID * 368 mile(s) from Vancouver, BC

* 20 mile(s) from Cascade Locks * 20 mile(s) from The Dalles * 60 mile(s) from Portland * 99 mile(s) from Madras * 103 mile(s) from Longview, WA * 111 mile(s) from Salem * 123 mile(s) from Hermiston * 123 mile(s) from Yakima, WA * 125 mile(s) from Redmond * 129 mile(s) from Prineville * 136 mile(s) from Tillamook * 142 mile(s) from Bend * 147 mile(s) from Pendleton * 148 mile(s) from Corvallis * 150 mile(s) from Kennewick, WA * 152 mile(s) from Astoria * 163 mile(s) from Richland, WA * 168 mile(s) from Olympia, WA * 169 mile(s) from Lincoln City * 171 mile(s) from Long Beach, WA * 175 mile(s) from Eugene * 186 mile(s) from Walla Walla, WA * 200 mile(s) from Newport * 223 mile(s) from Moses Lake, WA * 223 mile(s) from Ocean Shores, WA * 228 mile(s) from Seattle, WA * 235 mile(s) from Wenatchee, WA * 236 mile(s) from Florence * 243 mile(s) from Roseburg * 258 mile(s) from Reedsport * 269 mile(s) from Sequim, WA * 287 mile(s) from Pullman, WA * 289 miles(s) from Spokane, WA * 308 mile(s) from Bandon * 338 mile(s) from Medford * 350 mile(s) from Ashland * 368 mile(s) from Boise, ID * 368 mile(s) from Vancouver, BC

* 20 mile(s) from Cascade Locks * 20 mile(s) from The Dalles * 60 mile(s) from Portland * 99 mile(s) from Madras * 103 mile(s) from Longview, WA * 111 mile(s) from Salem * 123 mile(s) from Hermiston * 123 mile(s) from Yakima, WA * 125 mile(s) from Redmond * 129 mile(s) from Prineville * 136 mile(s) from Tillamook * 142 mile(s) from Bend * 147 mile(s) from Pendleton * 148 mile(s) from Corvallis * 150 mile(s) from Kennewick, WA * 152 mile(s) from Astoria * 163 mile(s) from Richland, WA * 168 mile(s) from Olympia, WA * 169 mile(s) from Lincoln City * 171 mile(s) from Long Beach, WA * 175 mile(s) from Eugene * 186 mile(s) from Walla Walla, WA * 200 mile(s) from Newport * 223 mile(s) from Moses Lake, WA * 223 mile(s) from Ocean Shores, WA * 228 mile(s) from Seattle, WA * 235 mile(s) from Wenatchee, WA * 236 mile(s) from Florence * 243 mile(s) from Roseburg * 258 mile(s) from Reedsport * 269 mile(s) from Sequim, WA * 287 mile(s) from Pullman, WA * 289 miles(s) from Spokane, WA * 308 mile(s) from Bandon * 338 mile(s) from Medford * 350 mile(s) from Ashland * 368 mile(s) from Boise, ID * 368 mile(s) from Vancouver, BC

* 20 mile(s) from Cascade Locks * 20 mile(s) from The Dalles * 60 mile(s) from Portland * 99 mile(s) from Madras * 103 mile(s) from Longview, WA * 111 mile(s) from Salem * 123 mile(s) from Hermiston * 123 mile(s) from Yakima, WA * 125 mile(s) from Redmond * 129 mile(s) from Prineville * 136 mile(s) from Tillamook * 142 mile(s) from Bend * 147 mile(s) from Pendleton * 148 mile(s) from Corvallis * 150 mile(s) from Kennewick, WA * 152 mile(s) from Astoria * 163 mile(s) from Richland, WA * 168 mile(s) from Olympia, WA * 169 mile(s) from Lincoln City * 171 mile(s) from Long Beach, WA * 175 mile(s) from Eugene * 186 mile(s) from Walla Walla, WA * 200 mile(s) from Newport * 223 mile(s) from Moses Lake, WA * 223 mile(s) from Ocean Shores, WA * 228 mile(s) from Seattle, WA * 235 mile(s) from Wenatchee, WA * 236 mile(s) from Florence * 243 mile(s) from Roseburg * 258 mile(s) from Reedsport * 269 mile(s) from Sequim, WA * 287 mile(s) from Pullman, WA * 289 miles(s) from Spokane, WA * 308 mile(s) from Bandon * 338 mile(s) from Medford * 350 mile(s) from Ashland * 368 mile(s) from Boise, ID * 368 mile(s) from Vancouver, BC

* 20 mile(s) from Cascade Locks * 20 mile(s) from The Dalles * 60 mile(s) from Portland * 99 mile(s) from Madras * 103 mile(s) from Longview, WA * 111 mile(s) from Salem * 123 mile(s) from Hermiston * 123 mile(s) from Yakima, WA * 125 mile(s) from Redmond * 129 mile(s) from Prineville * 136 mile(s) from Tillamook * 142 mile(s) from Bend * 147 mile(s) from Pendleton * 148 mile(s) from Corvallis * 150 mile(s) from Kennewick, WA * 152 mile(s) from Astoria * 163 mile(s) from Richland, WA * 168 mile(s) from Olympia, WA * 169 mile(s) from Lincoln City * 171 mile(s) from Long Beach, WA * 175 mile(s) from Eugene * 186 mile(s) from Walla Walla, WA * 200 mile(s) from Newport * 223 mile(s) from Moses Lake, WA * 223 mile(s) from Ocean Shores, WA * 228 mile(s) from Seattle, WA * 235 mile(s) from Wenatchee, WA * 236 mile(s) from Florence * 243 mile(s) from Roseburg * 258 mile(s) from Reedsport * 269 mile(s) from Sequim, WA * 287 mile(s) from Pullman, WA * 289 miles(s) from Spokane, WA * 308 mile(s) from Bandon * 338 mile(s) from Medford * 350 mile(s) from Ashland * 368 mile(s) from Boise, ID * 368 mile(s) from Vancouver, BC

* 5 mile(s) from Hood River Airport * 60 mile(s) from Portland International Airport

* 5 mile(s) from Hood River Airport * 60 mile(s) from Portland International Airport

* 5 mile(s) from Hood River Airport * 60 mile(s) from Portland International Airport

* 60 mile(s) from Portland International Airport * .25 mile(s) from Greyhound Located in the Marina across the intersection at 600 E. Marina Way * .5 mile(s) from Hood River

* 60 mile(s) from Portland International Airport * .25 mile(s) from Greyhound Located in the Marina across the intersection at 600 E. Marina Way * .5 mile(s) from Hood River

Officially designated the "Columbia Gorge" appellation in July 2004, the Columbia Gorge viticultural area covers 280 square miles and straddles the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon for 15 miles. In conjunction with the Columbia Valley viticultural area of Washington, hundreds of vineyard acres occupy a variety of terroirs throughout the Gorge. You'll find an ample number of wineries scattered along Oregon's Interstate 84 and Washington's two-lane Hwy 14, as well as on the plateau lands above the vertical walls of the Gorge. Blessed with gravelly soils, long and sunny summer days, limited rainfall, and the temperature-moderating influence of updrafts from the Columbia River Gorge, this is wine country you don't want to miss!* Pheasant Valley Vineyard & Winery: 3890 Acree Dr., Hood River, OR 97031 541-387-3040 1-866-357-WINE, www.pheasantvalleywinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cathedral Ridge Winery (formerly Flerchinger): 4200 Post Canyon Drive, Hood River, OR 97031. 541-386-2882. www.cathedralridgewinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. * Mt. Hood Winery: 3187 Hwy 35, Hood River, OR 97031. Contact: Christie or Dick Reed: 541-354-2333, Steve Bickford: 541-386-2767. E-mail: [email protected] Open festive weekends or by appointment. * The Pine Vineyard: 5450 Mill Creek Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-298-1981. E-mail: [email protected] Owners: Lonnie and Linda Wright * Erin Glenn Vineyards: 4055 Skyline Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-4707. www.eringlenn.com. Open by appointment only. * Dry Hollow Vineyards: 3410 Dry Hollow Lane, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-2953. www.dryhollowvineyards.com. Opening Fall 2004, Friday-Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Waving Tree Vineyards and Winery: 2 Maryhill Hwy, Goldendale, WA 98620 509-773-6552. E-mail: [email protected] Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day, other times by appointment. * Maryhill Winery: 9744 Hwy 14, Goldendale, WA 98620. 509-773-1976. www.maryhillwinery.com. Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cascade Cliffs Vineyard & Winery: Mile Marker 88.6 Hwy 14, Wishram, WA 98673. 509-767-1100. www.cascadecliffs.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Marshal's Winery and Vineyard: 150 Oak Creek Rd, Dallesport, WA 98617 509-767-4633. www.marshalswinery.com. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Syncline Wine Cellars: 307 West Humboldt, Bingen, WA 98605. 509-493-4705 www.synclinewine.com. Open Thursday - Sunday, Memorial Day to Labor Day. * Wind River Cellars: 196 Spring Creek Rd, Husum, WA 98623. 509-493-2324 www.windrivercellars.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Officially designated the "Columbia Gorge" appellation in July 2004, the Columbia Gorge viticultural area covers 280 square miles and straddles the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon for 15 miles. In conjunction with the Columbia Valley viticultural area of Washington, hundreds of vineyard acres occupy a variety of terroirs throughout the Gorge. You'll find an ample number of wineries scattered along Oregon's Interstate 84 and Washington's two-lane Hwy 14, as well as on the plateau lands above the vertical walls of the Gorge. Blessed with gravelly soils, long and sunny summer days, limited rainfall, and the temperature-moderating influence of updrafts from the Columbia River Gorge, this is wine country you don't want to miss!* Pheasant Valley Vineyard & Winery: 3890 Acree Dr., Hood River, OR 97031 541-387-3040 1-866-357-WINE, www.pheasantvalleywinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cathedral Ridge Winery (formerly Flerchinger): 4200 Post Canyon Drive, Hood River, OR 97031. 541-386-2882. www.cathedralridgewinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. * Mt. Hood Winery: 3187 Hwy 35, Hood River, OR 97031. Contact: Christie or Dick Reed: 541-354-2333, Steve Bickford: 541-386-2767. E-mail: [email protected] Open festive weekends or by appointment. * The Pine Vineyard: 5450 Mill Creek Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-298-1981. E-mail: [email protected] Owners: Lonnie and Linda Wright * Erin Glenn Vineyards: 4055 Skyline Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-4707. www.eringlenn.com. Open by appointment only. * Dry Hollow Vineyards: 3410 Dry Hollow Lane, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-2953. www.dryhollowvineyards.com. Opening Fall 2004, Friday-Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Waving Tree Vineyards and Winery: 2 Maryhill Hwy, Goldendale, WA 98620 509-773-6552. E-mail: [email protected] Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day, other times by appointment. * Maryhill Winery: 9744 Hwy 14, Goldendale, WA 98620. 509-773-1976. www.maryhillwinery.com. Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cascade Cliffs Vineyard & Winery: Mile Marker 88.6 Hwy 14, Wishram, WA 98673. 509-767-1100. www.cascadecliffs.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Marshal's Winery and Vineyard: 150 Oak Creek Rd, Dallesport, WA 98617 509-767-4633. www.marshalswinery.com. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Syncline Wine Cellars: 307 West Humboldt, Bingen, WA 98605. 509-493-4705 www.synclinewine.com. Open Thursday - Sunday, Memorial Day to Labor Day. * Wind River Cellars: 196 Spring Creek Rd, Husum, WA 98623. 509-493-2324 www.windrivercellars.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Officially designated the "Columbia Gorge" appellation in July 2004, the Columbia Gorge viticultural area covers 280 square miles and straddles the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon for 15 miles. In conjunction with the Columbia Valley viticultural area of Washington, hundreds of vineyard acres occupy a variety of terroirs throughout the Gorge. You'll find an ample number of wineries scattered along Oregon's Interstate 84 and Washington's two-lane Hwy 14, as well as on the plateau lands above the vertical walls of the Gorge. Blessed with gravelly soils, long and sunny summer days, limited rainfall, and the temperature-moderating influence of updrafts from the Columbia River Gorge, this is wine country you don't want to miss!* Pheasant Valley Vineyard & Winery: 3890 Acree Dr., Hood River, OR 97031 541-387-3040 1-866-357-WINE, www.pheasantvalleywinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cathedral Ridge Winery (formerly Flerchinger): 4200 Post Canyon Drive, Hood River, OR 97031. 541-386-2882. www.cathedralridgewinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. * Mt. Hood Winery: 3187 Hwy 35, Hood River, OR 97031. Contact: Christie or Dick Reed: 541-354-2333, Steve Bickford: 541-386-2767. E-mail: [email protected] Open festive weekends or by appointment. * The Pine Vineyard: 5450 Mill Creek Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-298-1981. E-mail: [email protected] Owners: Lonnie and Linda Wright * Erin Glenn Vineyards: 4055 Skyline Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-4707. www.eringlenn.com. Open by appointment only. * Dry Hollow Vineyards: 3410 Dry Hollow Lane, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-2953. www.dryhollowvineyards.com. Opening Fall 2004, Friday-Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Waving Tree Vineyards and Winery: 2 Maryhill Hwy, Goldendale, WA 98620 509-773-6552. E-mail: [email protected] Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day, other times by appointment. * Maryhill Winery: 9744 Hwy 14, Goldendale, WA 98620. 509-773-1976. www.maryhillwinery.com. Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cascade Cliffs Vineyard & Winery: Mile Marker 88.6 Hwy 14, Wishram, WA 98673. 509-767-1100. www.cascadecliffs.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Marshal's Winery and Vineyard: 150 Oak Creek Rd, Dallesport, WA 98617 509-767-4633. www.marshalswinery.com. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Syncline Wine Cellars: 307 West Humboldt, Bingen, WA 98605. 509-493-4705 www.synclinewine.com. Open Thursday - Sunday, Memorial Day to Labor Day. * Wind River Cellars: 196 Spring Creek Rd, Husum, WA 98623. 509-493-2324 www.windrivercellars.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Officially designated the "Columbia Gorge" appellation in July 2004, the Columbia Gorge viticultural area covers 280 square miles and straddles the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon for 15 miles. In conjunction with the Columbia Valley viticultural area of Washington, hundreds of vineyard acres occupy a variety of terroirs throughout the Gorge. You'll find an ample number of wineries scattered along Oregon's Interstate 84 and Washington's two-lane Hwy 14, as well as on the plateau lands above the vertical walls of the Gorge. Blessed with gravelly soils, long and sunny summer days, limited rainfall, and the temperature-moderating influence of updrafts from the Columbia River Gorge, this is wine country you don't want to miss!* Pheasant Valley Vineyard & Winery: 3890 Acree Dr., Hood River, OR 97031 541-387-3040 1-866-357-WINE, www.pheasantvalleywinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cathedral Ridge Winery (formerly Flerchinger): 4200 Post Canyon Drive, Hood River, OR 97031. 541-386-2882. www.cathedralridgewinery.com. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. * Mt. Hood Winery: 3187 Hwy 35, Hood River, OR 97031. Contact: Christie or Dick Reed: 541-354-2333, Steve Bickford: 541-386-2767. E-mail: [email protected] Open festive weekends or by appointment. * The Pine Vineyard: 5450 Mill Creek Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-298-1981. E-mail: [email protected] Owners: Lonnie and Linda Wright * Erin Glenn Vineyards: 4055 Skyline Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-4707. www.eringlenn.com. Open by appointment only. * Dry Hollow Vineyards: 3410 Dry Hollow Lane, The Dalles, OR 97058. 541-296-2953. www.dryhollowvineyards.com. Opening Fall 2004, Friday-Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Waving Tree Vineyards and Winery: 2 Maryhill Hwy, Goldendale, WA 98620 509-773-6552. E-mail: [email protected] Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day, other times by appointment. * Maryhill Winery: 9744 Hwy 14, Goldendale, WA 98620. 509-773-1976. www.maryhillwinery.com. Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Cascade Cliffs Vineyard & Winery: Mile Marker 88.6 Hwy 14, Wishram, WA 98673. 509-767-1100. www.cascadecliffs.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Marshal's Winery and Vineyard: 150 Oak Creek Rd, Dallesport, WA 98617 509-767-4633. www.marshalswinery.com. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. * Syncline Wine Cellars: 307 West Humboldt, Bingen, WA 98605. 509-493-4705 www.synclinewine.com. Open Thursday - Sunday, Memorial Day to Labor Day. * Wind River Cellars: 196 Spring Creek Rd, Husum, WA 98623. 509-493-2324 www.windrivercellars.com. Open daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

* 1 mile(s) from downtown Hood River * 1 mile(s) from International Museum of Carousel Art * 1 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Railroad * 3 mile(s) from Hatchery/Swell City * 5 mile(s) from Panorama Point * 20 mile(s) from Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge * 20 mile(s) from Bridge of the Gods * 22 mile(s) from Carson Hot Mineral Springs Resort * 25 mile(s) from Mount Hood National Forest * 30 mile(s) from Klickitat River * 32 mile(s) from Multnomah Falls * 35 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area * 40 mile(s) from Lost Lake * 45 mile(s) from Mount Adam National Forest and Tillium Lake * 45 mile(s) from Maryhill Museum * 49 mile(s) from Timberline * 60 mile(s) from Ice Caves, west of Trout Lake

* .5 mile(s) from Hood River Port, marina and the sail park with outdoor deck and barbecue area * 1 mile(s) from International Museum of Carousel Art * 1 mile(s) from downtown * 3 mile(s) from Swell City Beach * 5 mile(s) from Panorama Point * 10 mile(s) from White Salmon River and rafting * 18 mile(s) from Gorge Discovery Center * 20 mile(s) from Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge, and Columbia Gorge scenic highway * 20 mile(s) from Bridge of the Gods * 22 mile(s) from Carson Hot Mineral Springs Resort * 25 mile(s) from Mount Hood National Forest * 30 mile(s) from Klickitat River * 32 mile(s) from Multnomah Falls * 35 mile(s) from Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area * 40 mile(s) from Lost Lake * 45 mile(s) from Mount Adam National Forest and Tillium Lake * 45 mile(s) from Maryhill Museum * 60 mile(s) from the ice caves * 75 mile(s) from Big Lava Bed

* 25 mile(s) from Greyhound Located in the Marina across the intersection at 600 E. Marina Way * 60 mile(s) from Portland International

* 5 miles from Hood River Airport * 60 miles from Portland International Airport