Snow Report

Runs remain icy as we head into the weekend. Mountain rain this afternoon might affect your ski plans.

Precipitation returns to the region, but unfortunately it will be warm enough for it to be rain, not snow. The hours of operation for all resorts have changed, so here is the update. Mt. Bachelor and Timberline are open daily. Bachelor stops spinning the lifts at 1:30, Timberline at 3:00pm Mt. Hood Meadows, Hoodoo, and

Hoodoo and Willamette Pass open today and will stay open through Sunday. Mt. Hood Meadows reopens tomorrow.

All resorts are grooming and tending to the snow that is left on the mountains, not much more snow is anticipated this season. There may be some snow over the weekend, but not much, but should add to our numbers and help keep the runs open longer. Stay safe and enjoy the rides. Willamette Pass,

No new snow to report. There is a chance for snow heading into the weekend, so make sure your boards and skis are waxed! Happy skiing.

All resorts are grooming and tending to the snow that is left on the mountains, not much more snow is anticipated this season. There may be some snow over the weekend, but not much, but should add to our numbers and help keep the runs open longer. Stay safe and enjoy the rides. Willamette Pass,

Hours continue to change as spring comes into full swing. Mt. Hood Meadows is now only open Friday-Sunday.

Spring schedules of operating hours are now in place for the resorts. Hoodoo and Willamette Pass are on a Thursday – Sunday schedule while Mt. Hood Meadows goes to work Friday – Sunday. Bachelor has daily hours from 8:30 to 1:30 and Timberline are open daily from 9:30 to 3 pm. Mild conditions and no

Mt. Bachelor’s hours have changed for spring skiing. They are now open daily from 8:30am-1:30pm.

Check with your resort for times and events, there are a few things going on this weekend. Bachelor is in full swing with Rendez-Van so the mountains is packed with folks, they suggest grabbing a shuttle to the mountain. Other locations are in full spring mode, so see if there are any changes to the

Base heights have dropped this week after mild and dry conditions. Possible icy runs this weekend.

Still plenty of snow on the mountains as we are now reaping the benefits of an active season of snow. Still well over 100 inches at Bachelor, Mt. Hood and Timberline. Grooming to the fine corduroy surfaces overnight has made the mountains a destination location this week and into the weekend. We may see a

Ski bowl is closed for the season. While a few resorts remain open daily, Hoodoo and Willamette Pass open today and will re-close Monday.

The spring ski season continues with mild air and plenty of snow still on the ground in a few locations. The temperatures are eating into the base numbers and there may be some icy patches to contend with during the day. Make sure to check in with your favorite resort as Willamette Pass and Hoodoo

The dry and mild pattern persists. Mt. Bachelor’s base height has dropped to 126″. Timberline continues to have the highest base.

Spring skiing is in full swing, as the temps are warming, and the snow needs some aggressive grooming. All resorts that are still open are looking good. There will not be much snow added to the slopes over the next several days, probably not much more this season, but we still have triple digit base

No recent snow. Your runs might be a little icy. Hoodoo will reopen tomorow!

Plenty of sunshine and plenty of snow still on the mountains. Not much more snow is expected as we move forward through the week, but with the significant amounts of snowfall this year, there is a plenty to ride. Some resorts are moving into a spring schedule, so make sure to check with the resort