Attractions

The Mount Hood Scenic Loop is a pretty river-and-mountains drive that takes in Portland, Hood River, and Mount Hood National Forest. The first stretch connects the state's largest city, Por […]

Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum features exhibits detailing earlier pioneers who explored Mt. Hood, the evolution of skiing on the mountain, and artifacts from its century-long status a […]

Operating 90 minutes from downtown Portland, Mt. Hood Meadows offers a wide range of skiing and snowboarding terrain. Most runs are intermediate or advanced, all accessed by 11 lifts (inclu […]

Mt. Hood Skibowl offers a winter playground feel with four double chair lifts and five tows. The 65 runs are mainly intermediate and advanced, with a maximum vertical drop of 1,500 feet. [. […]

Constructed in 1937 and designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1977, the Timberline Lodge grew from depression-era beginnings into a prominent part of the national forest. Although t […]