A person wearing an orange jacket walks a Saint Bernard dog through the snow near Timberline Lodge, with the historic lodge building and snow-covered trees in the background under a clear blue sky.

Snowshoeing
Snow Much Fun

Our groomed snowshoe trail is closed for the season. Snowshoeing at Timberline is pure winter fun! Strap on your shoes and crunch across the snow—race a little for a mini workout or wander at your own pace. Explore the magical high-alpine terrain around Timberline Lodge and make every step an adventure.

Snow-covered Timberline Lodge pictured at sunset overlooking Mt. Jefferson

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Sunset Snowshoe

Discover the magic of Mt. Hood at sunset with our special hotel package.

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A group of people snowshoeing through fresh snow near Timberline Lodge, wearing winter jackets, hats, and sunglasses, surrounded by snow-covered evergreen trees.

Be Prepared

Be Ready for Adventure

Dress warm in snow boots and layers you can remove as you warm up, and don’t forget a hat, gloves, and goggles. Bring water and snacks in a small backpack. Wear your own snowshoes or rent them at Timberline for $27. If you’re missing any gear, stop in at the Wy'East Store.

Two people walk through deep snow near an orange Timberline Lodge snowcat surrounded by snow-covered trees on a foggy winter day.

A person wearing an orange jacket snowshoes across a snowy slope near Timberline Lodge, with Mount Hood’s snow-covered peak and clear blue sky in the background.

Snowshoe Map

Happy Trails

Our groomed snowshoe trail is closed for the season. When open, the snowshoe trail climbs ¾ mile through beautiful winter terrain, with snowcat-packed paths ready for adventure. Perfect for a fun, crisp trek through the snow, every step brings fresh views and a taste of high-alpine adventure.

Snowshoe Trail Map

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