Skiers and snowboarders glide down a snowy slope under a bright blue sky on Mount Hood at Timberline. The scene includes several people in colorful winter gear, chairlifts ascending in the background, and the mountain’s steep, snow-covered ridges rising dramatically behind them.

Skiing & Snowboarding

Timberline boasts the longest winter season on Mt. Hood, typically running from mid-November through late May. With 4,540 vertical feet and a variety of terrain, it’s the place to ski or ride all winter long. From groomed runs to tree skiing and terrain parks, Timberline offers an authentic alpine experience with stunning Mt. Hood views.

Skiers ride a chairlift up a snow-covered mountain under a clear blue sky at Timberline Lodge.
Lifts & Elevation

By the Numbers

Mt. Hood’s elevation is 11,245 feet. Timberline Lodge is located at 6,000 feet. Silcox Hut is at 7,000 feet. The highest operation point is the top of Palmer at 8,540 feet. The lowest operation point is the bottom of Summit Pass at 4,000 feet. 

Skiable Terrain: 1,685 acres

LIFT SYSTEMS

  • 6 High-Speed Quads
  • 2 Doubles
  • 1 Surface
  • 2 Passenger Snowcats
Four snowboarders ride a chairlift on a clear blue day at Timberline Lodge, smiling and waving with snow-covered mountains in the background.
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Winter Passes

Lock in your 2025/2026 pass now! Early season pricing ends Nov. 2—get the best deal on the longest ski and snowboard season in North America.

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A skier and a snowboarder riding down Mt. Hood at Timberline
Tickets & Passes

Your Ticket to Ride

Unlock winter at Timberline with lift tickets or a season pass! Ride Mt. Hood’s legendary slopes, explore miles of terrain, and enjoy perks all season long. From day trips to unlimited access, there’s an option for every skier and rider to make the most of Oregon’s ultimate winter playground.

Terrain Parks

Send It

Timberline’s terrain parks deliver freestyle fun year-round, with features for every level. From laid-back vibes and creative jibs to spring’s bigger, advanced builds, our parks keep the stoke alive all season—spread across the mountain so riders have room to send it their way.

Palmer Snowcat skiing and snowboarding at Timberline
Snowcat Skiing

Cat Powered Adventure Above the Clouds

During our winter season, guests with a season pass or lift ticket can catch a ride on the Palmer Snowcat to 8,540 feet on Mt. Hood. To experience the entire 4,540' vertical, ski or snowboard all the way down to Summit Pass.

A Timberline ski instructor teaching a young skier
Ski & Snowboard Lessons

Learn and Grow on the Snow

Skiing and snowboarding, and improving technique, is a lifelong journey at Timberline. Lessons are not just for beginners! Lessons are also a way to hone your skills and take you to the next level.

Mountain Safety

Know the Code

Timberline is committed to your safety and enjoyment on the mountain. Explore the links below to learn important guidelines and tips for making the most of your visit, so you can ski, ride, and relax with confidence while experiencing everything Timberline has to offer.

Snow-covered ski slopes and lift towers at Timberline Lodge with a snowcat grooming the trail under cloudy skies.
4,540' Vertical

The Longest in the U.S.

From the top of Palmer to Government Camp, experience Timberline’s unmatched 4,540′ vertical—the longest in the U.S.! This epic, nonstop run is unlike anything else in North America, offering skiers and riders the rare chance to enjoy continuous terrain from summit to town.

Summit Pass

Fun for Everyone

Skiers and snowboarders line up at the Timberline Summit Pass lift on a sunny day with Mount Hood in the background. An adult and child skiing together on a sunny day at Timberline Lodge, smiling as they glide down a gentle slope. Children and adults ride a covered conveyor lift at Timberline Lodge on a snowy day, learning to ski and snowboard. Two snowboarders ride a chairlift at Timberline Lodge on a snowy day, smiling and waving above the mountain trees. A cheeseburger with lettuce and pickles, a bowl of tater tots, and a pint of beer on a wooden table at Timberline Lodge.
Summit Pass

Fun for Everyone

A snowboarder rides through fresh snow near Timberline Lodge, surrounded by snow-covered trees on a foggy day.
Trail Map

Chart Your Course

Navigate Timberline’s slopes with our Winter Trail Map. From beginner-friendly runs to expert terrain and terrain parks, the map makes it easy to explore every corner of Mt. Hood’s longest winter season. Plan your route, track your progress, and make the most of your day on the mountain.