The 301 Gallery opened in 2018, adding a distinctly vibrant presence to the growing collection of galleries in Hood River and the Columbia Gorge. 301 Gallery’s focus is on quality fine art and craft, an…

Analemma Wines grows and produces wines exclusively from the Columbia Gorge AVA (American Viticultural Area). With a commitment to growing biodynamic fruit from inception, we began farming in The Gorge in 2010. We found our heart…

Our passion is in finding the flavors of the world and bringing them to your kitchen. Visit us at our Hood River shop, nestled in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge, only one hour from Portland,…

The Astoria Column has served for over 80 years as a beacon on the Pacific Northwest Coast. It sits in a wooded area 600 feet above sea level on Coxcomb Hill, Astoria, Oregon’s highest point. …

There is no better way to spend a day in Astoria than being able to ride one of Astoria’s historical trolleys and get a tour of the city! The Trolley runs Monday through Thursday 1pm…

Located in Astoria, Oregon, the Astoria Riverwalk trail stretches along the city’s waterfront, following a portion of the Astoria & Columbia River Railroad. This 4.8-mile walk provides visitors with a walking tour of the area,…

Baker Bay is a bay located just inside the mouth of the Columbia River, behind Cape Disappointment on the north side of the river, in Pacific County, Washington and Clatsop County, Oregon. Visitors can access…

Elegance and simplicity await you at the Historic Balch Hotel. Enjoy our vintage 1907 boutique hotel with on-site spa services, sunny patio, and beautiful garden grounds with majestic mountain views, sure to inspire rejuvenation and…

Enhance your Historic Highway travels in Troutdale by visiting the exhibit, King of Roads – Byway of the People, the story of building, preserving, and restoring the Historic Columbia River Highway one of the great…

The Hood River BIG ART Outdoor Gallery consists of 22 sculptures on loan from artists, and seven permanent sculptures. Through a competitive process, artists are selected to exhibit their sculptures around the downtown Hood River area…

Bison Coffeehouse is Portland’s only Native-owned coffee establishment and is the culmination of a journey that Loretta Guzman embarked on almost a decade ago. After a bout with cancer that almost proved fatal, Loretta envisioned…

Boardman Jumpstart Java is a cute coffee shop that always serves you fantastic coffee, they even have puppuccinos for your furry friends! Their menu features a large variety of espresso and coffee. Their menu even…

The Bradford Island Visitor Center is located adjacent to the Bonneville Lock and Dam, on the Oregon side of the Columbia River. For fans of history or outdoor recreation, this locale is a can’t miss!…

Brenna’s Mosier Market is the perfect one-stop shop for those road tripping through the Gorge or for visitors staying in the Gorge! Brenna’s Mosier Market has a wide assortment of local wines and beer, gifts from…

The Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge is well known for being the home to an abundance of beautiful waterfalls. Multnomah Falls is the largest and most visited, but people who only visit one…

The Bridge of the Gods was originally the name of the geological land bridge that formed after the Columbia River broke through the natural dam created by the Bonneville Landslide 1,000 years ago. The name…

On the banks of the mighty Columbia River in Cascade Locks is one of this town’s hidden gems. Brigham Fish Market is reason alone to put the brakes on and roll into this small town,…

Serving “craft beer and legit pizza”,  Burnt Field Brewing is a must stop destination in Boardman, Oregon. They have transformed Boardman’s 1916 train depot into a family-friendly restaurant with the perfect mix of modern and…

Surround yourself with history, art, and contemporary style by enjoying the Butler Bank. This one-of-a-kind accomodation is an active art gallery featuring works from local award-winning artists. A separate connected space is a two-bedroom, two-bath…

The dramatic landscape that surrounds Hermiston feels almost as if it’s straight out of a fantasy. From the natural features that look like they’ve been sculpted by hand to the peaceful fields full of shrubs…