Mt. Hood Skibowl Ski Resort

OREGON / MT. HOOD SKIBOWL

Mt. Hood Oregon

Nearby:

Mt. Hood Meadows Timberline Lodge

Elevation

3,600'

Base

5,100'

Summit

1,500'

Vertical Drop

Trails

960 Acres

Lifts

2 Types

Snowfall

165"

Annual Snowfall

15"

Nov

31"

Dec

40"

Jan

50"

Feb

39"

Mar

16"

Apr

Best known for

# 1 All Mountain Terrain in Oregon

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 27, 2026

Projected closing date

Mar 28, 2027

Projected Days Open

136

Days Open Last Year

125

Years Open

Average Snowfall

165"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

21%

Intermediate Runs

40%

Advanced Runs

23%

Expert Runs

16%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

3 mi

Skiable Terrain

960 ac

Night Skiing

317 ac

Snow Making

29 ac

Lifts

10

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Reviews

While it may not appear to be a "big" mountain, this place skis much bigger than you would think. Sure the lifts are slow, but once you are in the upper bowl you can make pretty fast laps on some very enjoyable terrain. Trips into the Outback take a bit longer with a boot pack and going all the way to the base area, but it is a quality vs. quantity thing. For anyone saying that you could get "bored" either doesn't ski that well or hasn't explored enough. That is fine though. Keep on driving to Meadows. The night skiing is superb. Great terrain at night with all of the upper bowl being lit. I do wish they kept the Cascade chair running at night. The only downsides of skibowl are the slow lifts (lower bowl) and elevation. If the line picks-up, you can stand around waiting for a bit. But that happens everywhere. The elevation is another concern. Many times I have had to go up to Meadows or Tline due to rain. In summary, if you couldn't care less about apres, this is a great mountain.

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