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Humans were never meant to Hibernate!

Welcome to the world of snow sports!

More than 153,000 children and adults took beginner lessons via Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month programs in January 2013. Others took lessons throughout the winter. When will YOU take your first ski or snowboard lesson?
Lots of folks helped newcomers sign up for lessons in the Bring a Friend Challenge. Congratulations to our Challenge Winners and to our Grand Prize winners.

We will be posting great beginner deals for the 2013 -14 season in the fall. And, you can always visit our friends at Liftopia.

Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month supports the First Lady’s Let’s Move initiative. Children and adults can earn points toward the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award (PALA) through Alpine skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing and snowshoeing.

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Snow Report

Ski Area Status New Snow
Anthony Lakes Closed na
Cat Ski Mt. Bailey Closed na
Cooper Spur Closed na
Hoodoo Closed 0
Mt. Ashland Closed na
Mt. Bachelor Open 0
Mt. Hood Meadows Closed 0
Mt. Hood Skibowl Closed 0
Spout Springs Closed -
Timberline Lodge Open 1
Warner Canyon Closed -
Willamette Pass Closed 0

Plan Your Visit!

In Oregon, you can experience 12 unique ski areas that offer more than 16,000 acres of skiing, 400 runs, 71 ski lifts, 13 terrain parks, snow cat skiing and around 400 inches of snowfall annually. Ranging from community ski hills to destination resorts, Oregon has great mountains to explore.

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