Hood

Mt. Hood – 11,240 (f) 3,426 (m)

Mt. Hood in the early morning

There is nothing like an early morning
and being on Wy’East at the
6000’ level or higher.

Outline for one of the pure “Oregon bucket list items” to do: bring with you a pair of binoculars from home, spend Saturday night at Timberline Lodge, wake up early, get a cup of coffee from downstairs, purchase a copy of the Sunday Oregonian, and then stake out one of the windows in the lodge facing to the South.

You’re in for a treat on a clear day: you get to watch the sun come up by viewing the first light coming down the East side of Mt. Jefferson. The only thing better would be standing on the summit of Oregon and being able to watch the show — about another mile higher in elevation.

To the North in the State of Washington: Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Rainier. To the South: the remainder of the Nine Peaks from which our company takes its name.

Mt. Hood from the air

Mt. Hood from the air.

A photo from a commercial flight to Central Oregon

Another aerial view of Mt. Hood.

Mt. Hood in winter from above Timberline Lodge

Mt. Hood in winter from above Timberline Lodge.

Additional Information


Mt. Hood – Wikipedia


Mt. Hood – USGS


Mt. Hood – Frequently Asked Questions


Timberline Lodge


Timberline Lodge – Oregon.com


Year-Round Snowboarding – Oregon.com


Mt. Hood Meadows


Mt. Hood Skibowl