Oregon Ski Resorts Map and Mountain Statistics

Come experience the natural beauty of Oregon. There is an abundant of outdoor activities to keep you busy including skiing, snowboarding, fishing, hiking, kayaking, and mountain biking as well as being able to enjoy some of the most spectacular scenery on the West Coast. Arriving in Portland is easy with all major airlines offering daily flights to this world-class city. One of the most scenic cities in the US, Portland is full of meandering rivers and vineyards mixed with a bustling but environmental downtown full of parks, open air plazas and a vibrant arts community. But the beauty doesn’t stop there; Oregon is full of fertile land perfect for farming, orchards and wineries, raging rivers as well as dry desert lands, rolling hills and snow-capped mountains. The beauty of Oregon is something that needs to be experienced. To fully enjoy your stay and immerse yourself in the culture of Oregon, consider renting a condo, cabin, cottage or vacation home from owners of vacation properties. Owner Direct has plenty of experience providing vacation rentals in a variety of styles and prices to help make your holiday comfortable, memorable and affordable.

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There are 9 ski resorts in Oregon, 4 of which are located in Mt. Hood. This often photographed spectacular mountain with its sheer cliffs, cascading waterfalls that spill into raging rivers is the perfect setting for a day of skiing. This area receives plenty of dry powder (over 400 inches), lots of sunshine and challenging terrain for all skier and boarder abilities. Timberline Lodge is famous for offering North America’s longest ski season, while Mt. Hood Ski Bowl offers the largest night skiing area in the US. A few of the resorts offer slopeside accommodations where you can truly enjoy your mountain adventure. Alternatively you can choose to stay in Portland in your own vacation condo rental or ocean-front house rental.

Oregon Ski Resorts Statistics