Mitchell Point
By Kelsey Samsel | Hiking
The hike up to Mitchell Point is very difficult but worth it if you are up to the challenge. It’s only 2.6 miles round-trip but for most of the hike, you are walking uphill.
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By Kelsey Samsel | Hiking
The hike up to Mitchell Point is very difficult but worth it if you are up to the challenge. It’s only 2.6 miles round-trip but for most of the hike, you are walking uphill.
By Kelsey Samsel | Wine Country
Surrounded by other local vineyards and orchards, Marchesi Vineyards & Winery is just one of many amazing spots to stop during your time in Hood River. Marchesi grows multiple Italian varietals of wine including: Barbera, Pinot Grigio, Dolcetto, and Pinot Nero. You will feel like you’re in Italy when you drink a glass of wine […]
By Kelsey Samsel | Things To Do
A great way to see the Mt. Hood National Forest is by mountain biking some of the local trails.
By Kelsey Samsel | Wine Country
Surrounded by other local vineyards and orchards, Marchesi Vineyards & Winery is just one of many amazing spots to stop during your time in Hood River. Marchesi grows multiple Italian varietals of wine including: Barbera, Pinot Grigio, Dolcetto, and Pinot Nero. You will feel like you’re in Italy when you drink a glass of wine […]
By Pat Easterbrooks | Hiking
The Cascade Streamwatch Trail is part of Wildwood Recreation Site in Welches, Oregon. This all-purpose site is about 550 acres and has a couple walking and hiking options.
By Kelsey Samsel | Hiking
Starvation Creek Falls is one of many waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge. Right off the freeway, it’s very easy to get to and doesn’t require a hike.
By Kelsey Samsel | Hiking
Latourell Falls Loop is a lovely, 2.5-mile hike in the Columbia River Gorge. You will see three stunning waterfalls along this trail and you can get very close to each one.
By Kelsey Samsel | Hiking
If you are looking for an easy trail to view wildflowers, Rowena Plateau Loop within the Tom McCall Reserve is a great option.
By Kelsey Samsel | Hiking
Lower Macleay Park is a great place to start your hike through Forest Park. Hidden in the heart of Northwest Portland, this park is hard to find unless you know where to look.
By Kelsey Samsel | Hiking
If you are looking for a difficult, longer hike, check out Paradise Park. This trail begins and ends at Timberline Lodge in the Mt. Hood region. You should be able to see wildflowers on this trail until early September. Your legs will be tired from the extreme ups and downs but the lush green landscape […]