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It’s Finally Here – National Plan For Vacation Day January 27, 2026National Plan for Vacation Day is finally here! The Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast has joined the National Plan for
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Lemon Curd Coffee CakeValentines Day is coming up in a few weeks and you guys and gals out there better get moving and plan that special day or
... moreNational Plan for Vacation Day 2026 is Almost HereThe Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast has joined the National Plan for Vacation Day party by offering a 20% discount to
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The Willamette Stone State Heritage SiteImagine a straight, west-east line from Oregon coast, through Parkdale and on to the Snake River and the Idaho border. This
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Sahale Falls in the Mt Hood National ForestSahale Falls in the Mt Hood National Forest can be viewed from the Old Highway 35 bridge or can be part of a 3.4 mile loop
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Twenty-Six Top Picks for 2026National Plan for Vacation Day – January 27, 2026 On January 27 take time to plan your days off for the year. And if you
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Cozy Winter Nights at the Old Parkdale InnCozy Winter Nights, a homey B&B experience at the Old Parkdale Inn. Experience the quiet of Winter in the Hood River
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Birding near the Old Parkdale InnMarch brings the southward movement of many migratory land birds. The Oregon Cascades Birding Trail, (OCBT) is a self-guided
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The Bald Eagles have landed in the Columbia River GorgeA convocation of Eagles Bald Eagle populations were on the brink of extinction due partly to pesticide use. In 1963 there
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January is National Oatmeal MonthOatmeal is the famed breakfast cereal believed to have been discovered in the British Isles. There are many ways to eat
... moreWant that ‘I just booked a Vacation’ feeling?Ah, that feeling of vacation bliss, when you can truly unwind, unplug and relax. National Plan for Vacation Day is January
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Where to Stay, Play, Ski, and Relax in Mt Hood ParkdaleCome stay at the Old Parkdale Inn, play in Hood River County and ski Mt Hood, Oregon’s tallest mountain at 11, 240′.
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