Here at Mount Hood, Oregon, we snowboard on REAL SNOW, all summer long!
Our year-round home at Timberline Lodge is the only ski resort in North America that is open for all 12 months, giving us the longest season of any ski resort in the world. We’ve been snowboarding on Mt. Hood for over 30 years, enjoying its year-round snow and two miles of top-to-bottom runs in the summer.
We ride high atop Mount Hood's Palmer Snowfield, where—thanks to the elevation and geographic positioning—the area able to collect and maintain snow (a lot of snow!) the entire year. In addition to the pristine park, Timberline boasts over two miles of "skiable" terrain, accessible via two high speed quad chairlifts throughout the summer months.
Speaking of "a lot of snow," Mount Hood averages over 500 inches of snowfall annually and up on the Palmer Snowfield, it's not uncommon to reach snow depths of 30-50 feet (yes, feet!). On top of that, unlike many ski resorts in North America, Timberline relies on 100% natural snowfall, meaning you can shred REAL SNOW all year long.
