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Hood River Fruit Loop
Hood River, OR | leisure | 4 to 8 hours
A self-guided 35-mile route loops through the Hood River Valley, linking more than 30 farmstands, u-pick orchards, flower fields, wineries, cideries, and breweries beneath Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams. Organized in 1992, it celebrates a valley first planted in the 1850s that now grows over 16,000 acres of pears, apples, and cherries. Wander country roads at your own pace, harvest fruit straight from the branch, sip local terroir, and stock the cooler with just-picked produce. Spring blossoms and autumn harvest are the showstopper seasons. Pull off only at open stands and overlooks, since these are working farms. Bring a map and an empty trunk.
Activity Level: leisure
Costs: FreeDuration: 4 to 8 hours
Open Hours
- SundayDawn to dusk
- MondayDawn to dusk
- TuesdayDawn to dusk
- WednesdayDawn to dusk
- ThursdayDawn to dusk
- FridayDawn to dusk
- SaturdayDawn to dusk
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Email: hoodriverfruitloop@gmail.com
Phone: N/A
I-84 Exit 64 Hood River, OR 97031
Overview
A self-guided 35-mile route loops through the Hood River Valley, linking more than 30 farmstands, u-pick orchards, flower fields, wineries, cideries, and breweries beneath Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams. Organized in 1992, it celebrates a valley first planted in the 1850s that now grows over 16,000 acres of pears, apples, and cherries. Wander country roads at your own pace, harvest fruit straight from the branch, sip local terroir, and stock the cooler with just-picked produce. Spring blossoms and autumn harvest are the showstopper seasons. Pull off only at open stands and overlooks, since these are working farms. Bring a map and an empty trunk.
Activity Type: leisure
Costs: Free
Duration: 4 to 8 hours
A self-guided 35-mile route loops through the Hood River Valley, linking more than 30 farmstands, u-pick orchards, flower fields, wineries, cideries, and breweries beneath Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams. Organized in 1992, it celebrates a valley first planted in the 1850s that now grows over 16,000 acres of pears, apples, and cherries. Wander country roads at your own pace, harvest fruit straight from the branch, sip local terroir, and stock the cooler with just-picked produce. Spring blossoms and autumn harvest are the showstopper seasons. Pull off only at open stands and overlooks, since these are working farms. Bring a map and an empty trunk.
Activity Level: leisure
Costs: FreeDuration: 4 to 8 hours
Open Hours
- SundayDawn to dusk
- MondayDawn to dusk
- TuesdayDawn to dusk
- WednesdayDawn to dusk
- ThursdayDawn to dusk
- FridayDawn to dusk
- SaturdayDawn to dusk
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Email: hoodriverfruitloop@gmail.com
Phone: N/A
I-84 Exit 64 Hood River, OR 97031
Overview
A self-guided 35-mile route loops through the Hood River Valley, linking more than 30 farmstands, u-pick orchards, flower fields, wineries, cideries, and breweries beneath Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams. Organized in 1992, it celebrates a valley first planted in the 1850s that now grows over 16,000 acres of pears, apples, and cherries. Wander country roads at your own pace, harvest fruit straight from the branch, sip local terroir, and stock the cooler with just-picked produce. Spring blossoms and autumn harvest are the showstopper seasons. Pull off only at open stands and overlooks, since these are working farms. Bring a map and an empty trunk.
Activity Type: leisure
Costs: Free
Duration: 4 to 8 hours
Inhaven Insights
Farm Bounty
Over 30 stands offer u-pick fruit, flowers, ciders, and wines straight from the valley's farms.
Mountain Backdrop
Country roads frame Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams as orchards and farmlands stretch to the horizon.
Working Farms
Stops keep individual seasonal hours, so check ahead and pull off only at open stands.
Inhaven Insights
What's great
Farm Bounty
Over 30 stands offer u-pick fruit, flowers, ciders, and wines straight from the valley's farms.
What's unique
Mountain Backdrop
Country roads frame Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams as orchards and farmlands stretch to the horizon.
What's worth knowing
Working Farms
Stops keep individual seasonal hours, so check ahead and pull off only at open stands.
