Hood River County

Hood River County was established in 1908 as the thirty-fourth county in the State. Named for the Hood River, a tributary that flows into the Columbia River, the 534-square mile county is the second smallest County by land area in Oregon. The County’s population is about 25,000 and the local economy is based on agriculture, tourism, industry and services.

Hood River County is a scenic wonderland of natural beauty just 60 miles from Portland. Residents and visitors are drawn to the year-round outdoor recreation, dramatic vistas, excellent school system, historic landmarks and fantastic food. Hood River County is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful counties in Oregon, boasting an exceptional quality of life.