Ski Oregon

Skiing in Oregon has been around a long time.  There are now in the region of 14 ski areas and 400 trails in the state.   Those who ski in Oregon enjoy its beauty and uncrowded slopes.  The largest ski area at Mt. Hood is Mt. Hood Meadows with its 10 lifts and four high speed quads.  Mt. Hood Ski Bowl is reputed to have the largest area for night skiing in the U.S. with over 30 runs lit up.   Cooper Spur is the area for families and beginners to enjoy a leisurely pace together.   The many ski areas and resorts are spread down the state from north to south.  Further south in the state, the Hoodoo Ski Area in the Central Cascade mountains is a popular area and also offers night skiing. 

Mount Hood was Oregon’s first ski area.  Today, Timberline is a very popular ski in/ski out resort.  The Mt. Hood ski area comprises Timberline, Cooper Spur, Mt. Hood Meadows and Mt. Hood Ski Bowl. 

Other ski resorts and areas in Oregon include Anthony Lakes, Cooper Spur, Hoodoo Ski Area, Mt. Ashland, Mt. Bachelor Spout Springs, Summit Ski Area, Warner Canyon and Willamette Pass.   

Helpful Web site:  www.skioregon.org

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Mount Hood Meadows

Mt. Hood Meadows includes night skiing and snowcat skiing facilities.   It also has Nordic trails and a tubing hill.     www.mthoodmeadows.com and www.skihood.com

Mount Hood Timberline

Mt. Hood’s Timberline area also offers night skiing as well as snow cat skiing, Nordic skiing.    www.timberlinelodge.com

Other useful sites:

• OreganSnowSki