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    Gorge Fly Shop

    4.1 (22 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndSporting Goods, Fishing
    Closed • 9:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Tucker Park - Sounds of the river are perfect backdrop

    Tucker Park

    3.1(17 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Deserves zero stars…read more Stayed here during the summer solace June 2025. Bought a camping pass for camp site #49 and put my reservation receipt on the post at 4pm. As instructed by the campsite rules. Went to a wedding in Hood River to come back to a trailer being parked in the spot I had payed for 4 hours earlier. Keep in mind this is the longest sunlit day of the year and it was still very bright when I arrived. When I asked why my spot was taken and given to someone else, the camp host he said: "So I understand this is uncommon and upsetting to you, but in this county there is a law that states that we can cancel a reservation and sell it to someone else if we believe the campers have left the site". "We recommend leaving camping gear behind in order to keep your spot" So I'm supposed to leave my gear to get stolen? Why did I reserve a spot for 40 dollars only for it to be sold out from under me? The host gave me the run around "I've been here for 11 years, it's legal in this county to sell the spot" I then moved to another spot (which had no river view) and asked the host "you going to kick me out of this one also if I shower for too long"? He wasn't amused by my question and offered to give me some fire wood and snacks if I wanted. I refused his "gifts" and told him he can get out of my face and leave me alone for the rest of the night. The best part of the story is that there were plenty of available spots for the people who stole mine. I believe the campers who took my spot were friends or related to the hosts. It was a prime spot on the river. I searched the laws in the county. There is no such law that states a camp host can do what this camp host did. The host is a liar, thief and a clown. Camper beware!

    Small park just outside of Hood River on your way to Dee. While I didn't camp there, I enjoyed…read morewalking the trails listening to the sounds of the river and birds chirping. You park your car and within a few feet, you are immersed in nature. For the kids, there is a swing and play area with green grass and sand area. People were swimming and kayaking in the river. Showers (pay) and toilets available during the in season. You can pay for your campsite via kiosk. Campfires allowed as long as it's not during the dry wildfire season. Its not crowded and is truly serene and peaceful for a site so close to everything.

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    Tucker Park - Camp site 49

    Camp site 49

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    Hood River SUP and Kayak - Smallmouth

    Hood River SUP and Kayak

    4.8(20 reviews)
    6.0 mi

    We were on an ACL cruise at the end of April with a stop in Hood River and we signed up for the…read morekayaking excursion. Fantastic experience! Justin was very thorough with explanations of the surrounding environs and it seemed everything around. He pointed out different wildlife in the area and our group even saw a white bunny (in the wild). We also went looking with him for morel mushrooms on land (sadly, none found). The company provides most everything you need for a comfortable kayaking experience, (outer wear, life jacket, dry bag, two types of single kayaks, or double, paddles) included (refresher) instructions for paddling, and helpful tips, assistance and corrections throughout if needed. Even though it was a bit chilly (50s) windy and slightly misting, we stayed warm enough throughout. Would recommend waterproof shoes or watershoes (bring a change of shoes and socks for afterward). Just enjoy the scenery. Such a great way to spend an afternoon! Thank you, Justin for the amazing experience and contributing to our memorable 30 year anniversary!

    We had a terrific kayak tour with Hood River SUP and Kayak. Our two guides were super, very helpful…read moreand encouraging with our novice paddling skills. The scenery is spectacular and it was the perfect way to end our first visit to the Columbia River Area. We would recommend this tour company highly.

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    Hood River SUP and Kayak - Sunset kayak tour

    Sunset kayak tour

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    Hood River SUP and Kayak - Sunset tour that ends on the Columbia River at the junction with the Wind River. Stunning!

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    Sunset tour that ends on the Columbia River at the junction with the Wind River. Stunning!

    Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area - Wahkeena Falls

    Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area

    4.8(101 reviews)
    5.6 mi

    I went to 4 different waterfall sites that are only a few that this place has to offer. It was all…read moreso stunning! Not that far of a hike for the waterfalls unless you wanted to get the upper view. If you just want that picturesque moment, you really do not need to hike more than 0.3 miles...maybe. It really is just right there once you get out of your parking spot, which there are a lot in some waterfall sites and barely enough in others. Just follow the maps navigation apps because multiple parking lots for that same waterfall site, like Multnomah Falls, which I learned is Oregon state's biggest waterfall? Pretty cooooolllll!!!! $12 for non-resident parking day pass and $10 for residents, which is posted up as QR codes in the travel information areas before the hiking start point.

    Very scenic drive throughout the Columbia River Gorge. We didn't know that the parking exit off the…read more84 for Multnomah Falls has timed-entry to let you cross underneath the bridge and over to see. When we ended up looping back around on one of the inner roads, we saw another paid parking lot that isn't timed but was quite expensive (~$20), so we skipped Multnomah Falls and went to a couple of others with free parking that were easy to get to as well (Horsetail Falls + Wahkeena Falls), then drove up to Vista House before the weather got bad in the afternoon. Vista House has great panoramic views of the gorge, and a restroom!

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    Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area - 18th annual guys trip. This year, we went to Portland, Oregon and hiked the Wahkeena Falls trail (pictured here).

    18th annual guys trip. This year, we went to Portland, Oregon and hiked the Wahkeena Falls trail (pictured here).

    Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area - Wahkeena Falls trail at the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area in Corbett, Oregon. Multnomah County. Breathtaking and beautiful.

    Wahkeena Falls trail at the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area in Corbett, Oregon. Multnomah County. Breathtaking and beautiful.

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