Hood River riding weather tomorrow
Tuesday, November 10 · updated 6:12 PM · 8 AM to 6 PM at each spot
Daylight 6:59 AM – 4:40 PM · Air good (AQI up to 44)
Conditions for the Columbia Gorge’s classic riding spots, from the same forecast Route Forecast uses. For the wind and temperature on every stretch of your own ride, at the time you’ll be there, open your route in Route Forecast.
Post Canyon
Mountain bike
- Wind3 mph N
- Rain53%
- TrailsDamp
Soft spots; ride through puddles, not around them. Forest trails just west of town, about 1,500 ft. Clay gets slick quickly after rain.
Historic Columbia River Highway Trail
Road · gravel · run
- Wind4 mph ENE
- Rain46%
- SnowNone
Car-free old highway between Hood River and Mosier, through the Twin Tunnels. The Gorge wind funnels through here.
Rowena Crest & Mosier
Road
- Wind6 mph ENE
- Rain35%
- SnowNone
The loops east of town. Drier, sunnier and often the windiest spot in the Gorge.
Hood River Valley & Parkdale
Road · gravel
- Wind5 mph WSW
- Rain35%
- SnowNone
Orchard roads climbing toward Mt. Hood, about 1,700 ft at Parkdale. Colder mornings.
Surveyor’s Ridge
Mountain bike · hike
- Wind19 mph SWgusts 34
- Rain26%
- TrailsTacky
Good traction on most trails. High ridge trail at about 4,000 ft with Mt. Hood views. Holds snow well into spring.
Snow on the ground, measured
None of the 1 nearest mountain snow stations report snow on the ground (the highest is at 3,320 ft).
- Greenpoint (3,320 ft, 10 mi from Hood River): no snow
USDA SNOTEL stations, read daily.
Wildfires
- Grasshopper Fire: about 21 mi from Hood River, 93,971 acres, 98% contained
- 0456 Fire: about 55 mi from Hood River, 25,253 acres, 100% contained
Check closures with the Deschutes National Forest and Central Oregon Fire Info before you go.
National Interagency Fire Center current perimeters.
About these numbers
Temperatures and wind are for each spot’s own height, from Open-Meteo’s blend of the best weather models. Trail conditions are an estimate from the last five days of rain against sun and wind drying; the Gorge’s clay-rich soils hold water longer than most. Snow depth is the model’s estimate. Check land-manager pages for closures.