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Dog River Trail #675 in the Mt Hood National ForestFor our mountain cycling guests: The Dog River Trail #675 is an outstanding one with exceptional rewards. The trailhead is
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5 Reasons To Love the Hood River ValleyI give you 5 reasons to love the Hood River Valley. The valley is just about as pretty as it gets on a sunny day, with
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Dahlias Put on a Show in the Hood River ValleyThe Hood River Valley is certainly known for having thousands of acres of fruit of which cherries, blueberries and peaches
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Summertime means River Time. Rafting with Wet Planet Whitewater CenterWho’s ready for some river time? The White Salmon River, just across the Columbia in Washington, beckons you with
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May is Oregon Wine MonthJoin Oregon every May in celebrating this place and Oregon Wine Month. Find a patio, tasting room, dining room or anywhere
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Geocaching in the Hood River Valley and BeyondA search for caches within a 10 mile radius of the Old Parkdale Inn, zip 97041, will show over 500 hides! Did you know that
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Oregon Wine Month in a Columbia Wine AVAThe award winning wineries of the Hood River Valley are sharing space with world famous fruit orchards and the wines are
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Waterfalls and Wildflowers in the Columbia River GorgeNational Wildflower Week is the first week of May but we’re celebrating wildflowers now in the Columbia River Gorge.
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5 Wildflower Hikes In The Columbia River GorgeFor spectacular Wildflower hikes we invite you to take a little drive east out of Hood River toward The Dalles where you can
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Catherine Creek Labyrinth Out and BackCatherine Creek is an area of unique natural beauty and great botanical significance. About 20 miles from the Old Parkdale
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Starvation Creek Falls plus Three MoreOne easy hike and 4 Columbia Gorge Waterfalls on this Waterfall Wednesday This 1.9-mile out-and-back trail near Cascade
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Golf near the Old Parkdale Inn B&BTake time out from hiking, biking, wine tasting, or fruit picking on these golf courses near Mt Hood and the Columbia River
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