Mt. Hood Skibowl

960Acres
65Runs
9Lifts
1,500'Vertical
5,056'Summit
300 inches"Snowfall

Mt. Hood Skibowl is America's largest night ski area with extensive lighting.

Snow Report

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Historical data: 2015-2025
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Historical Average2015-2025 · 10yr data
260"Season
FebBest Mo.
VariableReliability
Monthly Avg (in)
31"
Nov
54"
Dec
49"
Jan
56"
Feb
41"
Mar
29"
Apr
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Terrain Breakdown

18% Beginner 48% Intermediate 34% Advanced

Highlights

  • America's largest night
  • Portland closest
  • Extensive night skiing
  • Indy Pass

Resort Details

Official Site: skibowl.com
Season: November to April
Snowmaking: 60%
Night Skiing: Yes
Day Pass: $55-85 USD
Season Pass: Indy Pass
Nearest City: Government Camp (0 mi)

Best For

Night skiingPortlandValue PNW

How Many Days to Ski Mt. Hood Skibowl?

1-2 Days

Perfect weekend destination with plenty to explore over two days.

With 960 skiable acres and 65 runs, plus 1,500' of vertical, you can cover the highlights in a focused trip.

Mt. Hood Skibowl Lift Ticket Prices (2025-2026)

Prices are approximate and may vary by day, season, and purchase method. Always verify on the resort's official website.

PASS
Day Pass
$55-85 USD
Season Pass
Indy Pass

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