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Multnomah Falls: Plan your visit this Oregon Iconic LandmarkMultnomah Falls is a breathtaking waterfall located in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon. It’s one of the most iconic
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Cool water and Comfortable AccommodationsThe livin’ is certainly easy during the summer here in the Hood River Valley and no doubt it’s been warm. Our home
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Welcome to the New Mitchell Point TunnelUPDATE: THE MITCHELL POINT TUNNEL IS OPEN The unveiling of the tunnel was a significant milestone toward the decades-long
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The Historic Columbia River Highway Mark O. Hatfield TrailheadTraversing between Hood River and Mosier, the five mile section of the Historic Columbia River Highway passes through the
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Bike Friendly Business in the Upper Hood River ValleyRecognized by Travel Oregon as Bike Friendly Business we welcome cyclists of all terrains to the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and
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Bridal Veil Falls – A Columbia River Highway WaterfallNestled within the Columbia River Gorge, Bridal Veil Falls is a breathtaking cascade of water that seems almost
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Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River GorgeMultnomah Falls is the most visited recreation site in the Pacific Northwest with 2 million stopping each year to take in
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National Apple Pie Day May 13Have an Apple Pie Cookie from the Old Parkdale Inn National Apple Pie Day doesn’t necessarily have to be celebrated with
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May is Oregon Wine MonthMay is Oregon Wine Month. A time to raise a glass to Oregon’s award-winning wines and the people and places that make
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5 of the Best Must See Waterfalls for Mental HealthMay is Mental Health Awareness Month. We understands that even small actions can make a big difference in promoting mental
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Grand Fir at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and BreakfastApril celebrates Arbor Day and Earth Day and we’ve recognized some Magnificent Oregon Trees all month. Hope you’ve
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Wildflowers in the Columbia River GorgeNational Wildflower Week is the first week of May but we’re celebrating wildflowers now in the Columbia River Gorge.
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