It is against district policy for any manager, supervisor, faculty, staff or student to engage in discrimination of any member of the College community based on race, color, religion, ethnicity, national origin, age, sex, gender, marital status, disability or sexual orientation in its programs and activities. Hood Community College promotes non-discrimination by maintaining a respectful working and learning environment free of all forms of discrimination and harassment. In Government camp, there were some breweries to try out.Mt. Had we started earlier in the day we could have gone up the mountain to see the snow and views. This is the portion we had to skip due to time limit. Find a spot that does cider tasting flights.Īlong the southern side of the mountain, look for Government Camp and roads up into the mountain. Dozens and dozens of road stands, markets and restaurants sell fresh fruit. I did not know it was there until we started seeing apple, pear and other fruit orchards. There were not a ton of options, but the river front area and brewery were perfect for us. Lunch was at Hood River where you turn south. Plan to spend the morning along this section. Wahkeena and Multnomah Falls were accessible with no real hike.
The I-84 portion of the trip north of Mt. Hood is cool, but it's not the only reason to do this circle. It's either hidden from view by the trees and mountain ridges or there are clouds. The whole drive is 140 miles or 2 hrs and 45 minutes with no stops. Where it intersected with Hwy 26 we hung another right and headed west back to Portland. At Hood River, we hung a right and went south down Hwy 35. We started at the Portland airport and drove east along I-84 and the Columbia River. We started at noon on a beautiful fall day in October and ran out of light around 6:00 PM. This is a gorgeous full day trip to experience all there is to see.
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