We love going to the small museums that dot the landscape across the country. Sometimes they're…read moreweird, but they're always fun and informative. This museum is definitely small, but the entrance payment of $5 each was well worth it. It took a little over an hour to go through it but it was a dive back in time to the present. A reminder of life well lived. The Indians, the farmers, the Chinese, the Japanese, the Mexicans all played a part in what Hood River county has become and all had a little representation in this small gem of a museum. The staff was friendly and informative and helped make this trip down memory lane a pleasure.

I found this hidden gem while walking along the river path from my hotel. Stopped in for a very…read morepleasant couple of hours and could have spent longer. It's a well-curated museum. When I visited, it had a fascinating temporary exhibit on laundry. You wouldn't think pioneer-and-beyond laundry to be an interesting subject, but the exhibit led you through a progression of machines, and a history of the people who had laundry services for the town, that made the early days of Hood River really come to life. The permanent exhibits were also well done. This is not just a small-town, slap a few pictures and descriptions on pasteboard kind of museum. Check it out!

Great glider experience. Geoff is the best pilot. Safety first. Beautiful views of the Hood River…read morevalley and Columbia river. Reasonably priced. I can't wait to do this again

From the owner: Safe & exhilarating glider rides in the most beautiful of areas--once in a lifetime treat!read more

Very clean, the employees are helpful. They have unique items . The prices are a bit high, but…read moreworth the hunt. I found a king bedspread for $25.99 in perfect condition .

This is a great thrift store, if you know then you know. I was able to get a beautiful green…read moreleather jacket and Michael Kors black tennis with accessories on them. I'm planning my birthday week around going to Mount Hood to go back to the thrift.

I cannot say enough about the entire staff of Mountain View cycles. not only did they help me out…read morewhen I was in a bind with my bike, but every single person I encountered was very friendly!!

My Pivot Shuttle SL "died" on me. Byron went the extra mile, even called Fazua in Germany to get…read morethe right parts and get it fixed. Thanks so much, Bill

This post office thrives off of in-and-out service. There is scarce 10 minute parking out front of…read morethe building. Space is limited inside near the service desk. I received excellent customer service when I went in to mail a small package. It made the errand a breeze. I parked blocks away and just walked; I need to lose some weight anyway. If you have your act together, ready to send or receive your package(s), parking and maybe a line of people at the desk is the worse one might anticipate at this post office. There are benches outside on the sidewalks, if you need a breather.