Mt. Hood Sightseeing and Attractions
Mt. Hood offers endless scenic recreation activities from hiking, fishing, and golfing to nearly year-round skiing. Whether you’re hitting the slopes or trails, casting a line, or enjoying après ski spots, check out some of the best things to do and see in Mt. Hood.
Winter Playground
Mount Hood Meadows, Mt. Hood Skibowl and Timberline can’t be beat for skiing and snowboarding. Meadows boasts a big mountain experience with 11 lifts, 85 runs, and 2,150 acres of skiable terrain to explore. Skibowl is home to the largest night ski area in the country, and Timberline is as popular for its historical lodge as for its runs.
Prefer tubing, sledding, or cross-country skiing? Luckily for you, you can snow play to your heart’s content in Mt Hood. We guarantee the whole family will love cosmic tubing at Skibowl’s Snow Tube & Adventure Park. Enjoy a party on the mountain with over 600,000 LED lights, laser light shows, black lights, colored lights, rock music, and more!
During the summer, Mt. Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl offers something for everyone with over 20 fun-filled attractions – a bungee tower and trampoline, miles of mountain biking trails, a rock wall, Indy Karts, a Super Kids’ Play Zone, their infamous ½ mile Alpine Slide, and more!
Cast a Line
The Mt. Hood National Forest provides an endless number of fishing opportunities for beginner and experienced anglers. Beautiful rivers, stunning alpine lakes, flowing streams and reservoirs teem with bass, salmon, steelhead, and trout.
For fishing license purchase, fishing rules, and fishing regulations visit Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife.