Looking for some family fun?
Take this 35-mile, scenic drive through the valley's orchards, forests, farmlands, and friendly communities. Sample delicious fruits and take your favorites home, visit a winery, experience fields of fragrant lavender, meet adorable alpacas, savor delicious baked goods, and create memories by participating in family activities hosted at Fruit Loop locations throughout the year.
The Fruit Loop is just an hour away from Oregon's largest city, Portland. Located in the national scenic area called the Columbia River Gorge, and the nation's largest pear-growing region, this is one of the few places that offers the complete experience of growing, producing, and then enjoying fruit and wine.

Hood River Fruit Loop Featured in The Oregonian
Read what The Oregonian has to say about the Fruit Loop in two recent articles:
The Fruit Loop of Hood River:
You've probably driven the Fruit Loop without knowing it.
The U-pick connection:
The farther removed we are from the farm, the more we value a chance to get back to it.

2010 Hood River County Fruit Loop Celebration Dates

Wine Celebration June 19-20

Cherry Celebration July 10-11

Gravenstein Celebration Aug 21-22

Pear Celebration Sept 18-19

Heirloom Apple Celebration Oct 23-24

U-Pick Farms

More information
To find out more about the Hood River Valley, visit the Hood River Valley Chamber of Commerce website at www.hoodriver.org.
When you plan farm visits, please respect the individual guidelines listed for each farm. Make it a special experience for everyone. Thank you!
You can pick up a full-size printed map at the Hood River Visitor's Center off Exit 64 on I-84 and at Fruit Loop locations. Maps are also available at the Mt. Hood Country Store on Hwy 35 at the south end of the Hood River Valley.