Is there night skiing at Mt. Hood?
Mt. Hood Skibowl sets the gold standard for night skiing with the largest night skiing terrain in the country. When the sun sets, all four of the resort’s chairlifts are lit up, resulting in 34 nighttime runs.
How long is skibowl open?
We are now open 11-6, 6 days a week! Come explore Mt. Hood and take in these gorgeous views.
How much does skiing cost at Mt. Hood?
SPRING LIFT TICKET PRICING
| AGE | TIME | PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| ADULT ANYTIME Ages 18-64 | Open to Close | $99 |
| ADULT AFTERNOON Ages 18-64 | 11:30am – 3pm | $77 |
| TEEN ANYTIME Ages 15-17 | Open to Close | $88 |
| TEEN AFTERNOON Ages 15-17 | 11:30am – 3pm | $66 |
Do you need chains to drive to skibowl?
Always carry chains during winter mountain driving. Expect weather related delays. Mount Hood Skibowl is the closest mountain resort to Portland. We are approximately 50 miles East of Portland on US Highway 26 in Government Camp.
Is Skibowl open for summer?
Winter season has concluded and we are now open for summer season. Day or night Skibowl is the place to ski! If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.
How much does it cost to ski at Skibowl?
Whereas tickets elsehwere in the area can exceed $ 150, we keep it real. When you consider the lack of lift lines, the steep terrain, and the experience that’s unlike anything else, we believe you get more bang for your buck at Skibowl than anywere else.
What makes Skibowl the best ski resort in New Hampshire?
With the most black diamond runs of any resort in the state and 2 lit terrain parks, Skibowl draws accomplished snow riders as well as beginners and intermediates out for a great time. The Snow Tube and Adventure Park at Skibowl East is fun for all ages. It features a conveyor lift that provides access to multiple tube lanes.
What is the largest night ski area in the US?
Mt Hood Skibowl – Americas Largest Night Ski Area. As the closest ski resort to Portland, Mt Hood Skibowl features 69 total runs and 36 fully lit runs, making it the largest night ski area in the United States.