With its easy access, incredible ski resort, and stunning scenery, Mt. Hood is the perfect place to escape the city and enjoy all that winter has to offer.

On Mt. Hood, you can take a guided tour, try the world’s first Cosmic Tubing, enjoy a beer at a craft brewery, spend the night in a mountain resort and experience what makes winter so special. And there’s no reason to leave once you’ve finished playing in the snow. Everything you need for your trip is on the mountain.

Go With A Guide

Mt. Hood Outfitters is your go-to for everything fun and exciting on Mt. Hood. Their guides can take you on Nordic skiing excursions, snowmobiling  and snowshoe tours. No gear? No worries! They provide everything you will need to have a great time.

Discover Our History

Many of Mt. Hood Territory’s museums and heritage sites offer unique history perspectives. If you want to learn more about how Mt. Hood’s ski culture has been instrumental in developing snow sports for generations, swing into the Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum to experience their six exhibit galleries, each with a unique theme.

Time To Refuel

Don’t trek back down the mountain for a great après ski meal — There are plenty of places to eat on the mountain. Located along Hwy 26, Skyway Bar and Grill offers an amazing selection of Pacific Northwest-style BBQ, not to mention a funky mountain vibe. And while sushi might not be considered a “mountain food,” Koya Kitchen has accepted that challenge. Offering made fresh sushi rolls, poke bowls and noodles, you can relax in a heated, outdoor A-frame hut while reminiscing about your adventures on the mountain that day.

Stay Close To The Slopes

Want a full-service resort? Try Mt. Hood Oregon Resort in Welches. Rather stay farther up the mountain? Collins Lake Resort is in the heart of Government Camp. Want a home away from home? Choose from dozens of vacation rentals, from Mt. Hood or All Seasons Vacation Rentals. No matter what you’re looking for, you’re sure to find the perfect spot to rest and recharge.

Lower-Elevation Communities

Not into snow? No problem! There are plenty of activities that don’t involve heading outside. Explore an eclectic array of art galleries nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes and charming cities of our lower-elevation communities. Looking for something a bit more active for indoor fun? We have incredible indoor playgrounds and swim parks, cooking and art classes for all levels and even a museum filled with Bigfoot evidence. 

This winter, treat the family to tubing, sledding, indoor fun and hot chocolate. And treat yourself to incredible memories in Mt. Hood Territory.