We have created a custom map with our travel recommendations, popular food and drink spots, and fun activities throughout the area. While a selection is featured below, you can find even more on our linked Google My Maps. The linked map includes a legend with categories ranging from "Breakfast, Coffee, & Pastries," to "Wineries & Cideries," to "Museums & Art," making it easy to explore. Each location is connected directly to the standard version of Google Maps for additional details, reviews, and directions.
A classic old-school breakfast diner with large plates of the ultimate comfort food.
A true Hood River staple - part café, part restaurant, part bike hub. Great energy with a very “Pacific Northwest” vibe.
High-quality coffee shop with delightful pastries and breakfast bites.
A laid-back, cozy café with a loyal local following - known for creative breakfast dishes and a welcoming, homey feel.
A crowd favorite for wood-fired pizza.
Elevated, farm-to-table restaurant featuring a seasonal menu.
Cool, cozy, upscale spot offering delicious global fare.
Renowned for their unbeatable Columbia River view plus great food.
Modern taproom combining world-class beer with a beautiful waterfront setting.
Enjoy stunning rooftop views of the Gorge while sipping on beer, cider, kombucha, or cocktails.
A long-time favorite known for delicious beer, pizza, and a fun, energetic atmosphere.
The quintessential White Salmon experience with tasty food, house-brewed beer, and incredible views of Mount Hood.
A Hood River classic that consistently delivers great beer and food.
Feels like a slice of Tuscany in Hood River, with Italian varietals, a warm patio setting, and an atmosphere that leans heavily into wine, food, and lingering.
This is a full orchard experience set around a historic home, where wine, cider, flowers, and mountain scenery all come together.
A stunning hillside winery offering bold reds and beautiful views of Mount Hood.
Laid-back vineyard with sweeping Mount Hood views, perfect for enjoying cider, wine, and pizza in a relaxed outdoor setting.
A peaceful, garden-style winery offering small-batch wines and an intimate tasting experience.
A lively, walkable downtown filled with great restaurants, breweries, shops, and riverfront views, perfect for exploring throughout the wedding weekend!
Weekly Saturday market featuring dozens of local farmers, artisans, and food vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade items in the heart of downtown.
The Hood River Fruit Loop is a scenic 35 mile drive through orchards, farms, and vineyards. Along the way, you can stop for fresh fruit, baked goods, cider, and local wines, making it a perfect way to experience the area!
A beloved local stop on the Fruit Loop known for fresh baked goods, local treats, and its famous huckleberry milkshakes.
Quirky vintage shop filled with eclectic antiques, retro finds, and one-of-a-kind curiosities perfect for browsing and discovering hidden treasures.
A thoughtfully curated shop featuring locally made goods, art, and gifts that reflect the spirit of the Gorge.
A must-see location! The tallest waterfall in Oregon at 620 feet and one of the most visited natural attractions in the Pacific Northwest.
Two waterfalls along the Historic Columbia River Highway, where you can enjoy an easy roadside stop at Horsetail Falls and a short hike to Ponytail Falls, known for the unique experience of walking behind the cascade of water.
A scenic train experience offering seasonal rides through the Hood River Valley with views of Mount Hood, orchards, and changing landscapes.
A scenic riverfront park with walking paths, beach access, and front row views of kiteboarding and windsurfing on the Columbia River.
A dramatic overlook above the Columbia River Gorge known for its panoramic views and the iconic winding curves of the Historic Columbia River Highway.
A historic observatory perched high above the Columbia River offering stunning Gorge views and one of the most iconic viewpoints in the region.
A historic mountain lodge on Mount Hood known for its architecture, scenic setting, and role in filming The Shining.
A historic hatchery where visitors can see salmon up close and learn about fish conservation in the Gorge.
The Columbia River is world renowned for its salmon fishing, with fall offering some of the best opportunities to catch Chinook and Coho. Whether you book a guided trip or fish from shore, it is a memorable way to experience the river and the surrounding landscape.
The Gorge is known for its excellent whitewater rafting and kayaking, with the White Salmon River offering thrilling runs set against a beautiful natural backdrop. Guided trips make it accessible for both beginners and experienced adventurers.
A unique, hands-on museum showcasing a vast collection of vintage aircraft and automobiles, many of which are still in working condition.
A charming local museum offering a glimpse into the region’s rich history, from early settlers to windsurfing.
A vibrant community arts space featuring rotating exhibits, live performances, and a creative glimpse into the local culture of Hood River.