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Four ducks swim in Trillum Lake with a view of Mt Hood also reflected into the lake.
06/15/2023 (Updated: 06/05/2025) | Arts & Heritage, Food & Drink, Government Camp, Recreation, Villages of Mt. Hood

Things To Do Near Mt. Hood Skibowl: Hikes, Eats & Relaxation

Once you’ve gotten a dose of adrenaline at the Mt. Hood Skibowl Adventure Park, the fun doesn’t have to stop.

There's a wealth of family friendly summer activities on Mt. Hood that cater to both adventurous and “treat-yourself” interests. A stone’s throw from Skibowl is Government Camp, an alpine village nestled at the foot of Mt. Hood that bursts to life in the winter and summer months alike. Just a short drive through the towering trees of the national forest lies the bustling Villages of Mt. Hood.

We’ve put together a list of things to see and do around Mt. Hood during your next visit. Whether you ramp up the thrills or bring it down to a more relaxed pace, the choice is yours!

Bright sunlight shines through the forest onto one of the Sandy Ridge mountain biking trails as bike rider is airborne
Mt. Hood Oregon Resort, The Courses, golf
Al Forno Feruzza Pizza
Three of the rental homes and the communityh fire pit with Adirondack chairs at Mt. Hood Tiny House Village near Welches.

Planning a trip to Mt. Hood? One thing to remember, especially for first-time visitors, is the mountain's dynamic weather patterns. It can be sunny and warm one moment, then turn into a downpour or even a snow flurry the next, no matter the season. You "otter" be prepared for anything by remembering to pack the 10 essentials. Additional bonus items to bring can include a trash bag which could work as a poncho in an emergency or for picking up litter you find along the trail. 

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