Oregon Ski Resort Information

All of the ski resorts in Oregon are listed below. The more expansive and well-known ski resorts are shown as Featured Listings.

Click on any ski resort name for complete details on skiing and snowboarding, hotels, condos, photos, maps and much more.

Featured Listings

		Anthony Lakes Ski Resort
			300 Acres	900 Feet	21 Runs	3 Lifts	Full Day $32 Half Day $23
	Ski Anthony Lakes is a place to become submerged in the light dry snow of which epic powder days are made. While everything seems to be super-sized and injected with all things artificial, purists will find an unspoiled vertical playground here at eight thousand feet.

		Mt. Hood Skibowl
			960 Acres	1,500 Feet	65 Runs	9 Lifts	Full Day $39 Half Day $30
	When the sun goes down at Skibowl, so do the prices. So, when you consider that low price, longer hours, plus over 34 lit runs, it becomes clear we're not only the America's Largest Night Ski Area...we're quite possibly the World's Greatest Night Skiing Value.

		Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort
			2,150 Acres	2,777 Feet	87 Runs	13 Lifts	Full Day $34 Half Day $29
	Mt. Hood Meadows offers the most spectacular and varied terrain in the Northwest. We have a huge mountain with terrain for everyone, magnificent views and snowfall beyond belief.

		Cooper Spur Mountain Resort
			50 Acres	350 Feet	10 Runs	2 Lifts	Full Day $18
	The ski area at Cooper Spur Mountain Resort specializes in presenting affordable winter fun for the whole family, offering 10 runs of fun for skiing and snowboarding and a tubing center!

		Mt. Ashland Ski Area
			200 Acres	1,150 Feet	23 Runs	4 Lifts	Full Day $39 Half Day $32
	The Mt. Ashland Ski Area is nestled in the magnificent Siskiyou Mountains, the alpine gateway to the Pacific Northwest. Mount Ashland is conveniently located halfway between San Francisco and Portland; just 8 miles off Interstate 5.

		Timberline Ski Area
			1,000+ acres	3,580 vertical feet
	The longest season in North America! We ski and snowboard 12 months out of the year when weather permits and with 3,590 vertical feet, Timberline has the most vertical feet of skiing in the entire Pacific Northwest.

		Williamette Pass Resort
			555 Acres	1,563 Feet	29 Runs		Full Day $36
	From steep, deep and bumpy to gentle glades, this mountain has everything you could want. Whether you're a family looking for a great day together or a genuine snow fiend in search of adrenalin. You'll find some of the best tree skiing in the Northwest, a great terrain park and, on the more serene side, we challenge you to find a better view than from our summit overlooking Diamond Peak and Odell Lake.

		Mt. Bachelor
			3,683 Acres	3,365 Feet	71 Runs	15 Lifts	Full Day $49 Half Day $43
	Minutes from Bend, Redmond, Sunriver and Sisters, Oregon , Mt. Bachelor offers nearly 3700 acres of varied terrain and sits in the high desert of the Central Cascades and is known for dry snow and the best skiing and riding in Oregon and the Northwest.

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