Local meteorologists are predicting more snow than normal on Mount Hood this year. It’s time to buy ski passes and head up to the mountain with your skis and snowboards.
Mt. Hood Meadows is the most popular winter recreation and snow sports resort on Mt. Hood. The terrain runs the gamut from the gentle slopes of Buttercup for beginners to the most advanced plunging into the steeps of Heather Canyon.
Meadows offers a range of pass selections. See which one is right for you:
Unlimited Pass: This pass offers lift access every lift, every hour, every day and night during open hours.
Value Pass: The Value Pass offers its holders lift access for the vast majority of operational hours at Meadows. Meadows season generally runs more than 130 days – and the Value Pass has limited access on less than 25% of those days.
Progression Pass Package: The Progression Pass packages every day access to Meadows’ southern most terrain serviced by the Buttercup, Easy Rider, Daisy and Vista Express chairlifts, as well as our over the snow conveyer lifts. The Progression Pass Package is ideal for beginner or lower intermediate level abilities who want to improve their technique and advance to more steeper terrain.
The Night Pass: The Night Pass offers 3 – 9 p.m. access to the 240 acres of night lighted terrain. Night operations are scheduled five nights a week – Wednesday through Sunday evenings – with additional nights added during the Christmas holiday time frames, as well as MLK and President’s Holiday Mondays.
10 Time Pass: 10 Time Pass offers you the opportunity to choose what days you want to ride. There are no restrictive dates on this direct to lift pass so you go right to the lift.
5 Time Pass holders receive the same flexibility and convenience as the 10 Time Pass. It’s ideal for those who know they will only be able to ski or ride five times or less, but still want the direct to lift convenience at the best possible price.
For info, go to https://www.skihood.com/store/season-passes/specialized-passes
