Summit Ski Area

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Contact Info

Government Camp, OR 97028

Phone:: 503-272-0256
Snow Report:: 503-272-0256

Basics

Skiable Acres:: 70 Acres
Vertical Drop:: 300 feet

Summit Elevation:: 4,300 Feet

Description
Hours + Prices
Mountain Stats

Description

Summit is the oldest ski area in the Pacific Northwest, and was the first on Mount Hood. Since our beginnings in 1927, we have continued to provide a safe, family oriented area that is easy to get to, and best of all, extremely affordable.

We offer just about everything:

Skiing
Snowboarding
Cross-Country
Snow Shoe Rental
Ski School
Rentals
Special Events (limited)
Lodge-Cafe
Summer Activities (limited)
School Programs
Reservations
Timed Race Course

Hours + Prices

Hours

Weekends: 9am - 4pm
Half Day: 1pm

Season:

November - April

Amenities

Mountain Stats

Mountain

Skiable Acres:: 70 Acres
Average Snowfall:: 150 Inches

Base Elevation:: 4,000 Feet
Summit Elevation:: 4,300 Feet
Vertical Drop:: 300 feet

Lifts and Runs

Lift Capacity:: 1,100 per hour
Number of Lifts:: 2 Lifts

Longest Run:: 2,640 Feet
Total Runs:: 6 Runs

1 Rope Tow, 1 Double Chair

Terrain Park(s)

Features:: Half Pipe

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