Larch Ridge is a family orchard and farm store on the east side of the Hood River valley.
Order online and we pack it; pull up to the stand and it's in your trunk in a minute. Or come and wander the rows. Everything on the stand was picked this morning or baked before eight.
At the stand today
- Open8 am to 6 pm
- Picked this morningBartlett and Anjou pears, Honeycrisp, delicata
- Just out of the ovenSourdough at 8, pear tarts at 11
- Pick your ownApples, through the end of the month
The cider press runs Saturdays at ten. Bring a jug.
The stand, online.
Same prices as at the counter. Pay when you pick up.
What's ripe, and when.
The honest calendar. Green is what we pick for the stand; yellow is when you can come and pick it yourself. The red line is this week.
Three generations, one hillside.
Pete's grandfather planted the first Anjou block in 1961. The trees are older than most of us, and they still carry more fruit than we can sell.
We're a working orchard first and a store second. Everything on the stand grew here or on a neighbor's place within ten miles, and the bakers come in at five to get the sourdough out by eight. Nothing is shipped in, which means some weeks the shelves are thin and some weeks you'll leave with more cherries than you can carry.
Find the red barn.
Hood River, Oregon 97031
Hours, June to December
- Monday to Friday8 am to 6 pm
- Saturday8 am to 6 pm, cider press at 10
- Sunday9 am to 5 pm
January to May we open Saturdays only, 9 to 3, for storage apples, pears, eggs and the pantry.