EXPLORING HOOD RIVER, OREGON (Fruit Loop and Columbia River Gorge)
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- Today we're off on a mini road trip around Hood River, Oregon's famous Fruit Loop. Like the name suggests, this 35 mile loop route is full of all sorts of farms and shops, most of which are centered around fruit! From wineries and breweries to fresh flowers and pumpkins, this drive is the perfect fall activity in Oregon!
Checkout our Hood River, Oregon travel guides!
💛 All the Best Stops on the Hood River Fruit Loop: www.chrisandsara.com/post/hoo...
💛 26 Best Restaurants in Hood River, Oregon: www.chrisandsara.com/post/res...
💛 How to Visit Oregon's Famous Multnomah Falls: www.chrisandsara.com/post/mul...
📍Where is Hood River, Oregon? maps.app.goo.gl/anrnjXjxS827b...
0:00 - Intro
1:25 - Stoked Roasters + Coffee House: maps.app.goo.gl/FYUXmtVwQkX3a...
1:37 - Pine Street Bakery: maps.app.goo.gl/9QcKREx7PRaTb...
3:05 - The Old Trunk: maps.app.goo.gl/3xoUz9nwckgkQ...
5:02 - Grateful Vineyard: maps.app.goo.gl/vyyDzVoU8J2iZ...
6:18 - Punchbowl Falls: maps.app.goo.gl/eWj9wVoXxkbA1...
7:17 - Draper Girls Country Farm: maps.app.goo.gl/K1HMvUWEoWaQK...
8:29 - River Daze Cafe: maps.app.goo.gl/9eKWupAF5CHB3...
9:46 - The Gorge White House: maps.app.goo.gl/Vu1FUCPCP6tji...
11:38 - Kiteboarding: maps.app.goo.gl/egVgqimbiYZzC...
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Hey y'all! We're Chris + Sara (or as you know us, Let’s Be Us), a husband and wife digital nomad travel duo currently working and traveling full time with our pup, Kramer. We've always dreamed of traveling full time, and in May of 2018 we took the leap and made it happen! Today we're balancing work and fun everywhere between the Pacific and Atlantic. From hiking and cycling to tacos and coffee, we're trying to see and experience as much of this world as we can! While our home is currently on wheels in our DIY Sprinter van, our travels take us all around the world.
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Oregon is so beautiful!! We got to go there during the pandemic to camp because, well, there wasn't a whole lot else to do 😂 But it is definitely a very underrated state!
"I'm just ready for the food" How I relate to that statement lol
Super tips, as always.
A couple weeks ago we stopped by an orchard just north of Spokane, WA, and had some pumpkin and cinnamon doughnuts y'all had recommended and you were 100% right in they were SO delish!
Fruit Loop who knew? Thanks for bringing us along it was lovely and those views of Mt. Hood were stunning! ~Cara 😊
My favorite thing was the “Swing at own risk” sign. There’s DEFINITELY a story behind that. 😂
You’re 100% right!! That’s a story I want to hear!
it's amazing, Oregon is super natural place!
hi Chris and Sara, just wanted to say hi)), thank you for inspiration for doing our videos, have a great day!!!😍
7:44 Chris “they’re all just going to fall off”😂😂😂😂 so funny! ~Cara
Loved this video! We also have a Fruit Loop in Northern WI. It’s in the Bayfield, WI area. It’s a beautiful area right next to Lake Superior. If you find yourself in WI you should check it out!
I believe you could describe the items at the Old Trunk as “curiosities.”
Me thinks I would enjoy Oregon. I've been to Seattle and Yakima, Washington a few times for work/play. And really enjoyed it. Safe travels back to Tennessee.......fall colors will be arriving soon, looking forward to the annual River Gourge cruise......😊
Spotted you all at the coffee shop this morning and snapped a photo of the sweet Land Cruiser. Looks like you've been traveling far to make it all the way to Kentucky.
Thanks for the fun video. I grew up in Hood River but haven’t been back in years. We say it is so windy there because The Dallas sucks (our rival town to the east)!
I need to add this to my Oregon bucket list. I try to hit up some type of thrift or vintage store every time I go to Portland, just bc the items are so different from here on the east coast.
Hood River is my home town!
7:35 💀
You should’ve at least tried to wind surf but great video nonetheless
We wish we could have! We were there for a day and half. Next time we’re in Hood River we’ll be sure to do it!
@@chrisandsara oh, and did Chris let you keep the pumpkin
Isn't Hood River the coolest town?
Just FYI.. it is NOT ALWAYS windy here and there are plenty of non-windy days in the Gorge. It can be very windy here which provides lots of opportunity to wind sports. Windsurfing is certainly still a sport here but there are so many other new wind sports that anyone could experience. Also the wind is mostly along the river when it does blow but inland from the river the wind can be light or non existent. I have lived in the gorge for over 25 years and work as a Realtor on both the Oregon & Washington side of the Columbia River. Your video is great but the way your statement came off is that its miserably windy here ALL the time and its simply not a true and accurate statement. There are plenty of non windy days to enjoy the river with paddle boarding, water skiing, jet ski, swimming, surf ski, outrigger teams racing.. not to mention the over 700 hikes and water falls to explore, world renown Mt Biking trails, road cycling, Art, culture, Great mention of the FRUIT Loop best enjoyed in the spring or early fall during harvest. I hope you did enjoy your visit here and as a long time resident and Realtor I am happy to answer any questions with respect to our area, real estate, activities, schools, etc.. Happy to provide information about our amazing area in the Columbia Gorge
Thanks Kris