The Columbia River Gorge
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Hood River, Oregon
A glimpse of Mt. Hood's tip is the daily view for these happy goats. Their view is from the Hood River Lavender Farm. Lavender grows well here - as well as cherries & apples. Wineries, breweries, and cideries flourish in this verdant region. Hood River sits right on the banks of the Columbia River - famous for fishing and windsurfing in addition to winter skiing. If you love the outdoors, you'll love Hood River!
The Columbia River Gorge
Or as we like to say - Columbia River gorge-ous! The Gorge is a spectacular section of the Pacific Northwest - where a mighty river cuts right through the Cascade Mountain Range. Washington is on the north bank and Oregon on the south bank. Driving up on side and down the other gives you different perspectives and different destinations. Lewis & Clark once travelled here and sketched the rock formations they saw. If you love waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, and charming little towns, visit here!
Explore Hood River, Oregon
Explore Hood River, Oregon in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge. This vibrant small city is filled with fun shops, independently owned restaurants, wineries, brew pubs, cideries, as well as spectacular views. Right on the riverfront, you'll see small cruise ships sail by, windsurfers and kite boarders, sailboats, and so much more!
River cruising the USA
See the USA from the slow lane - take in all its beauty and those magical moments. We can help you find that slow lane you crave. Whether on a leisurely cruise up the Hudson, through the magical Columbia River Gorge, or on the Mighty Mississippi, we have the expertise to help you find the slow lane where you can truly relax and let others do all the planning.
Explore the USA: Camas & Washougal
These twin cities created a joint port between them on the Columbia River just upstream from Portland. Here you can stop and visit the charming downtown centers with great restaurants, fun little shops, and in Washougal you'll also find a Pendleton Woolen Mill outlet store.
Explore the USA: Camas & Washougal
These twin cities created a joint port between them on the Columbia River just upstream from Portland. Here you can stop and visit the charming downtown centers with great restaurants, fun little shops, and in Washougal you'll also find a Pendleton Woolen Mill outlet store.
Explore the USA: Multnomah Falls
This iconic waterfall on the Columbia River is just one of the many waterfalls that grace this stunning landscape on the northern border of Oregon. The river divides two states, with most of the waterfalls on the Oregon side due to the area's fascinating geological history, filled with ice age floods and volcanic eruptions. At the foot of the falls is a historic stone lodge where you can enjoy the view while dining. Who could ask for a better view!
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Explore the USA: Bridge of the Gods
Sail the Columbia River Gorge and learn more about the Bridge of the Gods. This special little bridge connects Washington State with Oregon at the narrowest point - once the site of an ancient landslide that created a land bridge across the river. The river won out and now flows under the man made bridge and is a scenic spot as you sail under on a river cruise.
Hood River, Oregon
A glimpse of Mt. Hood's tip is the daily view for these happy goats. Their view is from the Hood River Lavender Farm. Lavender grows well here - as well as cherries & apples. Wineries, breweries, and cideries flourish in this verdant region. Hood River sits right on the banks of the Columbia River - famous for fishing and windsurfing in addition to winter skiing. If you love the outdoors, you'll love Hood River!
Cruise the Columbia River Gorge
From the Dalles in Oregon to Astoria, where the river meets the Pacific Ocean, the stunning Columbia River travels through a scenic landscape. This is the route Lewis and Clark traveled and explorers of all types have ever since. Are you an explorer? Travel in modern luxury and make this journey with wine glass in hand, dining on exceptional meals made from fresh local ingredients, and sleep in spacious staterooms while you explore this beautiful area between Washington and Oregon.
Discover Hood River Oregon
At the foot of Mt. Hood in the Cascade Mountain range, you'll discover orchards of apples and cherries, windsurfers sailing on the Columbia River, and a charming downtown that is a foodie's dream. At the doorstep of the Columbia River Gorge and on the cusp of the Oregon Trail with its rustic wild wild west vibe, Hood River has the perfect spot along the river. Visit this great town on a cruise to the Columbia River Gorge.