Pet Friendly Things To Do in Mount Hood, Oregon

Mt. Hood Meadows has long been renown as a skier's mountain -- offering a massive amount of terrain folded ... More on SkiResortGuide.com

Great terrain, pricey food. More on TripAdvisor

Open year round. Some 1,068,270 acres of forested mountains, lakes and streams. Camping, fishing, boating, hiking, backpacking, horseback riding, hunting, skiing, ... More on Discover America

The price is ok, and they definitely have enough runs to keep me from getting bored. More on SkiSite

One of the larger Cascade Lakes nestled into the Mt. Hood National Forest off the upper Clackamas River, with winter steelhead ... More on Discover America

WINTERING AT BARLOW CABIN Ski In... Ski Out... Our cabins are located in the Trillium Lake Basin a major cross-country ski and snowshoe destination at Government Camp on Mt. Hood in Oregon. Guests ... More on Trilliumlake.com

Popular lake with grand views of Mt. Hood. Salmon and steelhead fishing in winter, trout fishing in summer. 57 sites, 40 ft. max, ... More on Discover America

'Mud Lake' within the U.S. state of Oregon. Some have an alternate name of Mud Lake, but are listed here by their primary name. {| class="wikitable sortable" ! name !! type !! elevation !! coordinate !! USGS Map !! GNIS url |- | ... More on Wikipedia

Dedicated to Oregon's late Governor Thomas McCall, this preserve covers more than 200 acres. It ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Typically, the best time to view the flowers here are mid-April to late June, but it is a beautiful s... More on TripAdvisor

17.5 miles of downhill (about 2 of that is uphill, and mellow at that) This is merely one of the many ways to do this ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Spend about 2-3 miles of uphill swimming in gravel & hot sun, yay. More on trails.mtbr.com

Out and back. Convered rail bed alongside the Deschutes River. Flat with one or two minor hills. Some rocks and soft sand. Most folks turn around the the old (abandoned) Harris Ranch but the trail ... More on trails.mtbr.com

No blasting horns (because no RR crossings), just a loud rumble and the train's headlights lighting up the canyon walls. More on trails.mtbr.com

10% paved, 90 % singletrack. Tight and somewhat dusty. The ride begins across the road from the campground outhouse. Look for a faint trail that is marked by a "closed to motor vehicles" sign. (The... More on trails.mtbr.com

Good views of eastern oregon and mt. hood. More on trails.mtbr.com

Although I've never started from this trailhead to ride this trail (I started from Fifteen Mile Creek Campground but the directions to that are a little more complicated than I can remember) You st... More on trails.mtbr.com

But, it's like going into credit card debt; it's really fun at first, but a friggin' beast to pay it off in the end. More on trails.mtbr.com