Primera clasificación Atractivos en Hood River

Considerado como un área escénica nacional, la masa extendida entre el río Sandy y el río Deschutes da la oportunidad de explorar la belleza de la naturaleza. Cuenta con una superficie de más de 290000 acres, el cañón tiene capacidad para una gran cantidad de actividades de ocio como senderismo, observación de aves, ciclismo, golf, windsurf y kitesurf (cometa) durante el verano. Cuando llega el invierno, los amantes de la aventura pueden disfrutar de esquí de fondo, senderismo con raquetas para nieve y snowboard. El área también incluye museos, bodegas, bares y restaurantes, por lo tanto, ofrece algo para todos los visitantes.

Promising unparalleled fun for the entire family, Hood River Waterfront Park is an ideal option for those looking to immerse themselves in idyllic environs. Overlooking the sparkling waters of the Columbia River, the park delights water sports enthusiasts with opportunities for exciting activities such as windsurfing, fishing, kitesurfing, and boating. Glide along the tranquil channel of the river as you soak in the striking views unfurling in the area, or stroll along the waterfront and breathe in the fresh air. Hiking and biking trails slicing across the expanse invite avid explorers, with the park serving as a great multi-use destination.

In 1906, this sure beat sitting on horseback for three days to get to the mountain. Now it beats battling other drivers on the route between Portland and Mount Hood. Scenic views of our local mountain, Mount Adams and the naturally rugged terrain are accented by dinner and themes, such as a train robbery or murder-mystery. The ticket price for the Excursion Train with theme is different for adults, seniors citizens and children. There is restricted disabled access.

Downtown Hood River is located one hour from Portland, Oregon in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge. Visitors to Historic Downtown Hood River can enjoy wonderful art, shopping, history, restaurants, wineries, breweries, and outdoor recreation. The Downtown Walking Map makes it easy to locate a variety of shops and services within the downtown area. Shops range from art, books, toys, and clothing, to locally produced items such as jewelry, outdoor gear, and much more. After exploring Hood River, visitors can enjoy a drink or a bite to eat at a variety of restaurants, wine-tasting rooms, breweries, and coffee shops located in Historic Downtown. A variety of events occur River throughout the year in downtown Hood River, including First Friday, Hops Fest, Downtown Safe Halloween, the Annual Holiday Parade & Tree Lighting, and Hood River Holidays.

The Lost Lake at the Mount Hood National Forest is unlike any other lake you know. The lake gets converted to a meadow during every dry period of the year because of the water getting sucked underground. On the bottom of this lake are two volcanic tubes, through which the water constantly gets drained. During winter the lake is full, because of the input being more than the water being drained. Surrounded by thick green cover and beautiful mountains, the scenic beauty of Lost Lake is incomparable. Although there are many lakes around the city of Hood River, this is the most popular among them all. You can either swim in the cold waters or just walk around and enjoy the scenic beauty of The Lost Lake. There are various camps nearby that let you hire boats and fishing equipment during the season. Pack you bags and visit this beautiful lake for enjoying nature's proximity, treat your eyes to the sight of the shimmering waters of the lake and the lush greenery of forest surrounding it.

Serving as The Dalles’ favorite spot for families and children to unwind is the famous Sorosis Park. Perched at the summit of the Scenic Drive, this sprawling park comprises a picnic area, playground, and tennis court, along with rose gardens and tranquil walking trails. Founded by the Sorosis Club, which was a national women’s group, this park also houses the Veterans Memorial. Grab a fine spot by at the overlook point and you can take in panoramic views of the Columbia Gorge from atop here.