About Mt. Hood
Mt. Hood is home to three incredible and diverse ski resorts: Timberline Lodge and Ski Area, Mt. Hood Skibowl, and Mt. Hood Meadows. Timberline Lodge, a National Historic Landmark, is the only ski-in, ski-out lodge in Oregon and offers the Pacific Northwest’s largest vertical terrain. Mt. Hood Skibowl, the closest resort to Portland, features the largest night skiing terrain in the United States with 34 fully lit runs and the most black diamond runs in Oregon. Mt. Hood Meadows covers 2,150 acres and provides a big mountain experience with panoramic views across Oregon.
Conveniently located 90 minutes from Portland International Airport, Mt. Hood offers a unique skiing experience. You can ski with locals, enjoy craft beer, stay in a mountain resort, and follow snowshoe trails through old-growth forests. Mt. Hood Meadows boasts spectacular skiing and snowboarding, while Skibowl also includes a Snow Tube and Adventure Park, making it a favorite among families. Timberline offers four-season skiing on the Palmer Snowfield, ensuring a memorable visit for all.
Mt. Hood is home to three incredible and diverse ski resorts: Timberline Lodge and Ski Area, Mt. Hood Skibowl, and Mt. Hood Meadows. Timberline Lodge, a National Historic Landmark, is the only ski-in, ski-out lodge in Oregon and offers the Pacific Northwest’s largest vertical terrain. Mt. Hood Skibowl, the closest resort to Portland, features the largest night skiing terrain in the United States with 34 fully lit runs and the most black diamond runs in Oregon. Mt. Hood Meadows covers 2,150 acres and provides a big mountain experience with panoramic views across Oregon.