FOOD

Make your next meal in Mt. Hood Territory one to remember. Find farm-to-table dining in the Willamette Valley, where you can enjoy a delicious meal at the very place it was grown. Relax after a day on Mt. Hood at a cozy family eatery or warm up with a hot beverage. The restaurants of the Portland Region offer elevated Northwest cuisine as well as craft coffee shops and gluten-free bakeries. Whatever you're hungry for, Mt. Hood Territory is sure to satisfy.

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Pi Day (Pizza) Pie

March 14 is Pi Day! For those who don't remember high school math, Pi has something to do with measuring circles and stuff. Pi, to the first two decimal places, is 3.14. Mar 14 is 3.14. Get it?! Pi da...

Large pizza pie with tomatoes and cheese from Ivy Bear Pizzeria at Alder Creek on way to/from Mt. Hood.

4 Places For Donuts In Mt. Hood Territory

We love our donuts so much, there's actually two days to celebrate them, one in June and one in November. Mt. Hood Territory has some fantastic options for donuts, so you can celebrate year round....

Woman eating donuts in front of Joe's Donuts Sign

Eat: Sandy

Sandy has a lot of offer in the way of delicious dining. Whether you're making your way up or down the mountain or staying for a while, be sure to check out these best places to eat in Sandy, Oregon....

Plate of nachos from Bigfoot Growlers in Sandy, Oregon

Eat: Government Camp

Government Camp or "Govy" as locals call it is known as Oregon's Alpine Village. Nestled at the foot of Mt. Hood, it's the perfect place to refuel after a day of fun on the mountain....

Pint of beer from Mt. Hood Brewing Company near Mt. Hood

Food Carts in Oregon City are Fantastic

The food cart trend is alive and thriving in Oregon City. It began with the Perky Pantry located inside The HiVe, a taproom featuring the craft beers of Shattered Oak Brewing. It's a great relationshi...

Serving of golden brown pierogis with sour cream at The Perky Pantry, Oregon City's first food cart

Cookbook Shares Flavors Of Mt Hood Columbia River Gorge

A new cookbook called Tastebound showcases the flavors of the Mt. Hood and Columbia River Gorge....

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