Winter Activities in Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory

Experience a snowy winter wonderland in Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory. Hit the slopes at our incredible ski resorts, or try a moonlight snowshoe trek or Cosmic Tubing at night. If snow play isn't your thing, explore the charming downtowns of our lower elevation communities, with their boutique shopping and fine dining. And when you're ready to relax, cozy up in a mountain lodge, secluded vacation rental or hotel.

12 Great Indoor Family Activities

Looking for some great indoor fun when the weather is downright yucky? Bigfoot, playgrounds, indoor swim parks. Oh my, there is so much to do.

Guided Tours With Mt. Hood Outfitters

When the snow comes, some people look to hunker down and snuggle in front of a warm fire. (We have places for that, by the way.) Then there are those who look at it as a chance to get out there and conquer the world. That's where Mt. Hood Outfitters comes in.

5 Ways To Enjoy The Snow

Mt. Hood is a wonderful place to play in the winter – and you don’t have to be a hardcore skier to enjoy the snow!

Where To Ski/Snowboard

Mt. Hood features some of the best snow in the Pacific Northwest and is home to the closest ski resorts to Portland.

Winter Lodging

Winter in Mt. Hood Territory means snow on the mountain and clouds in the valley. Nothing ends an incredible day of exploring better than relaxing in the perfect lodge, cabin or hotel.

Winter FAQ

Does it snow in Oregon? Are there ski resorts on Mt. Hood? Where can I rent skis and snowboards on Mt. Hood? So many questions. So many answers.

Exploring Art Galleries

Explore an eclectic array of art galleries nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes and charming cities of Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory.

Things You Otter Do Traveling In The Winter

No matter when you visit Mt. Hood Territory, you're set to have a great time. Each season presents its own list of things you should know to ensure your trip is as good as possible. Monty Hood, the Mt. Hood Territory River Otter, just loves telling people what they "Otter Do" to make sure they stay safe and enjoy their adventures.