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Tours & Guides

Behold the Columbia River Valley’s jaw-dropping beauty up-close when adventuring outdoors. From epic excursions in the snow, to warm-weathered fun in the sun, there’s something for every season, and for groups of any size. Book a guided tour or go it alone, the Gorge’s great outdoors is calling your name!

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Mt. Hood Railroad (Railbikes)

Adventure enthusiasts can now uniquely experience the splendor of the Hood River Valley along a scenic stretch of railroad track. Our railbikes allow you and a friend to pedal or e-assist from the Columbia River up through forests, over bridges, waterfalls, and into the fertile orchards of the Hood River Valley.

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Mt. Hood Railroad (Spring/Summer Train)

All aboard! Built in 1906, The Mount Hood Railroad is an iconic, family-friendly scenic railway in beautiful Hood River, Oregon. Recently acquired by The Fruit Company®, it continues to provide memorable tours, including scenic train rides, railbike adventures and specialty excursions through stunning forests, rushing rivers, and fruit-filled orchards.

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The Fruit Company (Factory Tours)

Go behind the scenes of The Fruit Company’s historic 1940s-era factory and see how their delicious fruit gifts are made. The tour begins with a brief history of the company and its commitment to producing high-quality gifts using sustainable farming and sourcing practices.

Steelhead Outfitters

Steelhead Outfitters is your premier Fly-Fishing Guide Service for The Lower Deschutes River.

Owned and operated by Sam Sickles, Steelhead Outfitters is a year round, fly fishing guide service operating in the greater Portland area and the Columbia River Gorge.

Triskele Rivers Care Farm

Triskele Rivers is a private and peaceful 35-acre farm located in Hood River, Oregon. They offer intimate farm visits which encourage you to slow down and decompress while spending time with the farm’s horses, goats bunnies, cats, and cow, Bella.

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