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Discover the Best of the Mt. Hood & Columbia River Region
Mt. Hood & Columbia River Overview offers a world of history, outdoor activities, festivals, local fare and unmatched scenery.
Winter sports enthusiasts will love the challenging skiing and snowboarding runs of the Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area, one of the largest ski resorts in Oregon. And if hiking and waterfalls grab your attention, you won't want to miss the chance to see Multnomah Falls, thought of as the most impressive of the waterfalls in the region. A short hike takes you to the top of the falls for incredible views of the thundering water and the breathtaking Columbia River Gorge.
Whitewater rafters gather every May at the Upper Clackamas Whitewater Festival, while the windsurfers blow into Hood River every August for the Gorge WindFest. And if you love discovering local crafts, fresh berries and gourmet food, you won't want to miss October's Gorge Fruit & Craft Fair, also in Hood River. There are also numerous craft breweries in the area that beckon.
The Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum is also well-worth exploring. Located in Government Camp, the museum reveals fascinating details of the region's natural, settlement and development history through art exhibits, oral histories, and special programs.
Mt. Hood sunset reflection on Trillium Lake in Oregon
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Enjoy the Challenging Runs of the Mt. Hood Ski Area
The Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area is among the largest resorts in Oregon, and it is known for impressive ski runs and challenging snowboarding. It features both Nordic and Alpine ski areas and welcomes skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels. The runs break roughly into 35% expert, 15% beginner and 50% intermediate. Heather Canyon is legendary with its steep pitches, while as a whole, the Meadows encompasses more than 2,150 acres of fun.
Mt. Hood & Columbia River Region’s Festivals and Events
If your travels take you to the Mt. Hood & Columbia River Region in Oregon, leave time to enjoy the exciting sights, sounds and tastes of the area's annual events and festivals. Hood River's Gorge Fruit & Craft Fair celebrates products grown or made in the Columbia Gorge every October, while windsurfers coast into town every August for Gorge WindFest. And if whitewater rafting is your passion, the Upper Clackamas Whitewater Festival in May beckons.
Discover the Rushing Waters of Multnomah Falls
Multnomah Falls is among the most impressive waterfalls in the entire Mt. Hood & Columbia River Region. This cascade of water runs down the Oregon side of the famous Columbia River Gorge, near Troutdale, and is accessible from the Historic Columbia River Highway. The waterfall tumbles in stages with a total drop of 620 feet. Hikers can take the 1.2-mile trail to the top for spectacular views of the water and the Columbia River Gorge.
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