2019 Gorgeous Hood to Hood Relay

The 2019 Gorgeous Hood To Hood Relay will be held Sunday, June 9th. The day begins Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood, and takes teams on roads around the mountain, through the pines and over the rivers, up to the Cooper Spur Resort, and then down through the orchards to the north with views of Mt. Adams. Runners finish by winding down the Historic Old Columbia River Highway, into downtown Hood River, and into Waterfront Park on the banks of the mighty Columbia River! https://www.gorgeousseries.com/

Father’s Day at Timberline Lodge

We’ve got the perfect day planned for the #1 DAD!

• Sleep in (but not later than Dad…and make sure you have his coffee READY!).
• Mid-morning, get everyone in the car and take a nice Sunday drive to Timberline Lodge. Tell Dad to sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.
• Enjoy a hearty buffet lunch in the Cascade Dining Room where you’ll find a feast to fill Dad up. Don’t forget to celebrate with a Signature Hot Chocolate and a Mt Hood Brewing Co. beer tasting.
• If Dad prefers pizza, find your way to the historic Blue Ox Bar – named the Most Iconic Bar in Oregon by Thrillist.
• Take in the exhilarating alpine air and stunning mountain views when you ride the Magic Mile Sky Ride. Buy your ticket at the front desk.
• Challenge Dad to a game of corn hole or ladder golf on the back patio accompanied by a pint or two of beer.
• Join in a on a walk with Heidi our St. Bernard Mascot! Walk times are 10:00am, 12:00pm, and 2:00pm. Meet near the fireplace in the Lower Lobby.

On Saturday, June 29 and August 3 at 8:30 p.m., the U.S. Forest Service & Timberline will host a free Mt. Hood Stargazing Event at historic Timberline Lodge. The program will be held in the Salmon River Parking Lot just east of the Lodge, beginning with a brief introduction at 8:30 followed by stargazing throughout the evening.

Astronomy Professor Dr. Todd Duncan of the Science Integration Institute and several amateur astronomers will provide telescopes for the public to view the Moon, Saturn, ancient star clusters, dying stars and the center of the Milky Way from an elevation of 6,000 feet.*

Make a night of it and join us for dinner and/or drinks in the Ram’s Head Bar, Cascade Dining Room, or the Blue Ox Bar before the stargazing begins.

*Children are encouraged to attend the Star Party. This program is free and available to everyone. Donations are not required but appreciated to ensure programs such as this can be continued in the future.

On Saturday, June 29 and August 3 at 8:30 p.m., the U.S. Forest Service & Timberline will host a free Mt. Hood Stargazing Event at historic Timberline Lodge. The program will be held in the Salmon River Parking Lot just east of the Lodge, beginning with a brief introduction at 8:30 followed by stargazing throughout the evening.

Astronomy Professor Dr. Todd Duncan of the Science Integration Institute and several amateur astronomers will provide telescopes for the public to view the Moon, Saturn, ancient star clusters, dying stars and the center of the Milky Way from an elevation of 6,000 feet.*

Make a night of it and join us for dinner and/or drinks in the Ram’s Head Bar, Cascade Dining Room, or the Blue Ox Bar before the stargazing begins.

*Children are encouraged to attend the Star Party. This program is free and available to everyone. Donations are not required but appreciated to ensure programs such as this can be continued in the future.

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