Take a drive around Hood River’s rural farms to enjoy the blooming cherry, pear and apple trees. The 35-mile scenic drive is known as the “Fruit Loop” and takes travelers through the valley ...

Following this year's National Cherry Blossom Festival, roughly 300 cherry trees in D.C.'s Tidal Basin will be removed.

Travel & Outdoors Enjoy the fall bounties of the Hood River Fruit Loop, from fresh apples to pear pizza Published: Sep. 30, 2022, 7:30 a.m.

Cherries are just one of the many kinds of fruit trees that bloom along the Hood River Fruit Loop. Drive the route in early spring to see colorful blossoms of all kinds with stunning views of ...

Beginning in late May 2024, about 140 Japanese flowering cherry trees will come down between the Jefferson Memorial and the Roosevelt Memorial, and more are expected to come down as construction ...