Mt Hood Events

Mt Hood Adventure Park is now open!

The Mt. Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl oofers great activities for the whole family, the Adrenaline junkies, the naturalists and even the young ones with 20 attractions where you’re in control! Come try out the go karts at Malibu Raceway, bungee jumping and more at Mt Hood Skibowl's Summer Adventure Park!

Expected to open end of June or early July.

1,500 vertical feet of lift-serviced, adrenaline rushing mountain bike trails on Mount Hood are at your fingertips at the Mountain Bike Park! From screaming downhill trails to the rolling cruiser, you’ll find a place in your soul for this adventure. The Scenic Sky Chairs provide convenient access for you and your mountain bike to go direct to either mid-mountain or all the way to the summit. With miles of well-marked Mount Hood mountain bike trails, this park can accommodate just about everyone from teens to expert riders. The wide-track scenic fun loop for beginners is the easiest way down, but if you’re looking to test the limits, simply pick your trail, adjust your balance, check your speed and get ready for some gnarly downhill action!

Ride to the Mountain Bike Park from a Government Camp Vacation Rental.

An outdoors all levels yoga flow class at the foot of Mt Hood with plenty of fresh air and open space to breathe and move. Follow the path towards the Magic Mile chairlift and the amphitheater is on your right. Please bring your own mat and wear a mask until you have paid and situated yourself on your mat 6 feet apart from anyone not in your household. The mountain conditions can vary so bring extra layers and a blanket for savasana. Weather permitting. 5 PM

An outdoors all levels yoga flow class at the foot of Mt Hood with plenty of fresh air and open space to breathe and move. Follow the path towards the Magic Mile chairlift and the amphitheater is on your right. Please bring your own mat and wear a mask until you have paid and situated yourself on your mat 6 feet apart from anyone not in your household. The mountain conditions can vary so bring extra layers and a blanket for savasana. Weather permitting. 5 PM

Blacksmith Week was inspired by the WPA blacksmithing projects created at Timberline Lodge in the 1930's. Modern-day blacksmiths gather in Government Camp for in-person demonstrations and hands-on learning. The general public is invited to observe and hand-made blacksmithed items will be available for sale.

An outdoors all levels yoga flow class at the foot of Mt Hood with plenty of fresh air and open space to breathe and move. Follow the path towards the Magic Mile chairlift and the amphitheater is on your right. Please bring your own mat and wear a mask until you have paid and situated yourself on your mat 6 feet apart from anyone not in your household. The mountain conditions can vary so bring extra layers and a blanket for savasana. Weather permitting. 5 PM

An outdoors all levels yoga flow class at the foot of Mt Hood with plenty of fresh air and open space to breathe and move. Follow the path towards the Magic Mile chairlift and the amphitheater is on your right. Please bring your own mat and wear a mask until you have paid and situated yourself on your mat 6 feet apart from anyone not in your household. The mountain conditions can vary so bring extra layers and a blanket for savasana. Weather permitting. 5 PM

Bonney Butte HawkWatch is located in the middle of the Mt Hood National Forest. The team at HawkWatch International has been monitoring and counting hawk species at Bonney Butte since 1994 with the gola of defining long-term trends in populations of raptors in this part of the Pacific Coast Flyway through the Cascade Mountains. Annual counts typically range from 2,500-4,500 migrant raptors of up to 18 species. The most commonly seen species are the Sharp-shinned Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk, Cooper's Hawk, Turkey Vulture and Golden Eagle. The public is welcome to visit Bonney Butte during the season to take advantage of the environmental education programs and the great hawkwatching at the site.