Old Parkdale Inn
A Hood River Valley Bed and Breakfast
THE BLOG
By Mary Pellegrini
The Columbia River Gorge and the Mt Hood National Forest hosts more than 2 million visitors a year. Visitation often exceeds the automobile capacity along the Historic Columbia River Highway. Parking and traffic congestion is degrading the visitor experience and causing safety problems. To truly experience the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area the way …
By Mary Pellegrini
Three Oregon Scenic Byways lead to the Old Parkdale Inn Travel through the Columbia River Gorge on the Historic Columbia River Highway Scenic Byway, HCRH and around majestic Mt Hood on the Mt. Hood Scenic Byway. For the sustainable traveler the HCRH and the Mt Hood Scenic Byway have been combined to create one of … Continue reading “Three Oregon Scenic Byways lead to the Old Parkdale Inn”
By Mary Pellegrini
Things to Do if you only have 36 hours near Mt Hood Maria Coder Bed and Brunch Marketing PR Where to Stay in Mount Hood Old Parkdale Inn: Location! Location! Location! The Hood River Fruit Loop is located in the beautiful Hood River Valley at the foot of majestic Mt. Hood offers you a variety of wines, fruits, … Continue reading “36 HOURS IN Parkdale, Oregon – WHAT TO SEE, DO, EAT AND WHERE TO STAY”
By Mary Pellegrini
Three Oregon Scenic Byways lead to the Old Parkdale Inn Travel through the Columbia River Gorge on the Historic Columbia River Highway Scenic Byway, HCRH and around majestic Mt Hood on the Mt. Hood Scenic Byway. For the sustainable traveler the HCRH and the Mt Hood Scenic Byway have been combined to create one of … Continue reading “Three Oregon Scenic Byways lead to the Old Parkdale Inn”
By Mary Pellegrini
The Oregon Trail of Waterfalls Map from the Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild The Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild is excited to announce the new Oregon waterfalls map! It’s a doodle map to the very best Oregon waterfalls! It took many months to compile our most stunning waterfalls, and now the Old Parkdale Inn Bed … Continue reading “Get a FREE Oregon Trail of Waterfalls Map – While Supplies Last!”
By Mary Pellegrini
By: Mary Pellegrini March brings the northern movement of many migratory land birds. The Tundra Swans that winter in the Columbia River Gorge have left. The Oregon Cascades Birding Trail, (OCBT) is a self-guided tour highlighting nearly 200 prime birding destinations designed to showcase Oregon’s birds and spectacular scenery. After a great night’s sleep at the Old Parkdale Inn set off on … Continue reading “The Mt Hood Loop of the Oregon Cascade Birding Trail”
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