A 51-acre Hood River Valley property that pairs u-pick fruit with a vineyard, brewery, and farm-to-table dinners — but its own website posts two conflicting sets of hours, and no apple varieties or prices are on file.
Mt. View Orchards sits on 51 acres near Mount Hood, in the Hood River Valley, and positions itself as more than a straightforward apple stand — the same property runs a vineyard and a brewery, and the farm’s own site promotes farm-to-table dinners and photography visits alongside u-pick fruit. That breadth is a genuine draw, but the record also carries a real inconsistency: the orchard’s own website posts two different sets of operating hours on two different pages, and no apple varieties or prices made it into what was found.
The record notes something worth flagging clearly: one page on mtvieworchards.com lists hours as 10am-5pm, July through November, while the site’s footer separately shows 12-6pm. That’s not a case of comparing the farm’s site against a third-party listing — both numbers come from the same source, which makes it a genuine unresolved discrepancy rather than outdated information from elsewhere. Rather than guess which is current, the honest move is to call ahead — 541-352-6828 — and confirm which hours apply on the day you’re planning to visit.
Mt. View’s site references Golden Row Hard Cider, and it would be easy to assume that’s the orchard’s own cider operation given how often orchards and cider mills are paired. The record is explicit that this isn’t the case: Golden Row is described as a separately run operation on the same site, not an in-house cider mill, and the cider_mill field is marked false rather than left blank. If a working cider press is part of what you’re hoping to see, don’t expect it here — Golden Row’s cider is presumably available, but it isn’t Mt. View’s own product.
Unlike several other Hood River Valley orchards in this database, Mt. View’s record doesn’t name a single apple variety, and there’s no per-pound or per-bag price on file either. That’s a meaningful gap if you’re comparing orchards by what specifically you’ll be able to pick or how much it will cost — this is one of the thinner records on those two points, even though the property itself sounds substantial. A phone call is the only way to fill in those blanks before you go.
What the record does capture clearly is that Mt. View reads as a destination built around more than fruit. Alongside u-pick apples, the activities list includes a pumpkin patch and a picnic area, and the research notes describe farm-to-table dinners and photography visits as part of what the orchard’s own copy promotes. Combined with the on-property vineyard and brewery, this suggests a farm aimed at a slower, more scenic visit — pairing a picnic or a glass of something from the brewery with your time in the orchard — rather than a fast in-and-out picking trip.
The address on file is 6670 Trout Creek Ridge Rd, Mount Hood, OR 97041, in Hood River County. The listed coordinates are an approximate estimate for that address, not an individually geocoded point, so navigate by the street address rather than the map pin. Trout Creek Ridge Road is a bit off the main Fruit Loop corridor, so build a little extra drive time into your plans if you’re coming from elsewhere on the Loop.
Mt. View Orchards’ appeal is the whole property — vineyard, brewery, farm-to-table dinners, and a scenic Mount Hood-area setting — more than a specific, well-documented apple program. The record’s conflicting hours and missing variety and price information mean this is a call-first stop: confirm current hours at 541-352-6828, and don’t expect a curated apple lineup or posted pricing when you arrive.
Not stated with specific 2026 dates. The record lists a general July-November operating window rather than a dated apple season.
You need a confirmed apple variety list or price before you go — neither is in the record.
Sits within the Hood River Valley cluster, so it pairs naturally with other Fruit Loop-area stops on the same trip.
The record lists 10am-5pm, July through November, from the main hours page — but a separate footer section on the same website posts 12-6pm, a discrepancy that isn't resolved in the record. Confirm current hours before you drive out.
Not according to the record. Golden Row Hard Cider is referenced on the same website as a separately run operation, not the orchard's own on-site cider mill, and cider_mill is explicitly marked false.
None are named in the record. No variety list or pricing was found on the pages read.
Yes — the record lists a pumpkin patch, a picnic area, and farm-to-table dinners, plus the property includes a vineyard and brewery according to the research notes.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. Check with the orchard before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard, with pre-picked apples at the farm stand too.
6670 Trout Creek Ridge Rd, Mount Hood, OR 97041, in Hood River County. It is one of 5 orchards we track in Hood River Valley.
We track 5 orchards in Hood River Valley, 5 of which let you pick your own apples. The orchard has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
One caveat worth repeating: this orchard had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 5 orchards we track in Hood River Valley had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the orchard confirms it.
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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
mtvieworchards.com
Checked September 2026.