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Things To Do

The Wedding Website of Emmilee Henderson and Richard Villarreal
We're so excited to share a few of our favorite things to do in Hood River and near the Columbia River Gorge with you. Oregon is a beautiful state with so many mountains, rivers, lakes, orchards, and sights to see!
Hood River Fruit Loop

Hood River Fruit Loop

A chance to explore the 35 miles of scenic country roads filled with 32 farm fruit stands, wineries, breweries, cideries, and fields of flowers in the Hood River Valley. Map of fruit loop available here: https://www.hoodriverfruitloop.com/_files/ugd/ec5b30_3568f4c27c084f03a06823e81da95599.pdf

Pedal & Paddle Hood River – E-bike & Kayak

Pedal & Paddle Hood River – E-bike & Kayak

301 North 1st Street, Hood River, OR 97031

There are tons of biking trails in Hood River. You can rent an e-bike for a solo or guided tour of any scenery of your choice!

Analemma Wines

Analemma Wines

1120 State Road, Mosier, OR 97040

Analemma Wines is a biodynamic winery in Mosier that also has organic lavender and cherry U-Pick during our wedding weekend.

Ferment Brewing Company

Ferment Brewing Company

403 Portway Avenue, Hood River, OR 97031

Probably the coolest brewery tasting room in Hood River, Ferment has a huge indoor and outdoor space overlooking the river.

pFriem Family Brewers - Hood River

pFriem Family Brewers - Hood River

707 Portway Avenue, Hood River, OR 97031

Right on the waterfront of the Columbia River Gorge, pop in here for some great beer or food. Their Mochiko Chicken wings are fantastic!

The Gorge White House

The Gorge White House

2265 Oregon 35, Hood River, OR 97031

Situated on 30+ acres of orchard in the heart of the Hood River Valley, The Gorge White House offers artisanal farm fresh food from the Food Cart, award winning Hard Ciders & Wines and to top off your visit, enjoy your afternoon in the beautifully maintained fields of U-Pick Fruits and Flowers.

Windsurfing

Windsurfing

Windsurfing in the Gorge is a haven for water sports enthusiasts. The Gorge is a natural wind tunnel that creates wind and waves for wind junkies. The windsurfing craze started in the 1970s and was recognized as the catalyst for bringing hundreds of windsurfers (beginners to experts) from all over the world to the Gorge, which became known as the “windsurfing capital” of the world.