Mt. Hood Meadows Resort Guide - Real Reviews From Real Skiers
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The Skiers' Guide to Mt. Hood Meadows: Expert Analysis & Reviews

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Ranked 147th of 230 Ski resorts
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4.23 (13 ratings)
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3.54 (13 ratings)
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3.20 (10 ratings)
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4.20 (10 ratings)
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3.64 (11 ratings)
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3.00 (10 ratings)
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Mt. Hood Meadows in Oregon is one of the largest and most popular ski resorts on Mt. Hood, offering diverse terrain and stunning mountain views. The resort caters to all abilities, with a wide range of runs and advanced snowmaking capabilities. Mt. Hood Meadows is known for its extensive backcountry access and varied terrain, including impressive bowls and glades. The resort's modern lift system enhances the skiing experience. Mt. Hood Meadows' lodge offers a variety of dining and relaxation options. The resort hosts numerous events and clinics, adding to its vibrant atmosphere. Mt. Hood Meadows is perfect for skiers seeking a comprehensive and varied skiing experience on Mt. Hood.

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I learned to ride at this mountain resort so it feels like home. Meadows is great and has great staff. Expensive food but great overall. I dont have much to compare other than mount bachelor in Oregon.
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As a beginner, they have many beginner friendly terrain. I wish there were more places in the lodge to relax and sit by a fire. Employees are friendly and nice. Wish they could be better about keeping lifts open. I did enjoy their night skiing ops as a beginner! Tho I do wish it was more well lit
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Mt. Hood Meadows has fantastic ski instructors and they make renting really easy. The beginner spring progression pass is a fantastic deal for new skiers or snowboarders. Lift lines can get long on busy days.
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Resort Stats

Ski Terrain
87Total Runs
3 milesLongest Run
2150 acresSkiable Terrain
170 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
7300 feetTop
4523 feetBottom
2777 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
11Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$519Season pass
$541 day
Weather
344 inchesAverage annual snowfall

Getting There

Airports

  • Portland International (PDX) 70KMs 90min drive
  • Roberts Field (RDM) 120KMs 150min drive
  • Eugene Airport (EUG) 160KMs 200min drive

Train Stations

  • Portland Union Station (Portland, OR) 81 / km 90m drive

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