Mt Hood Events

At the Rendezvous Grill and Tap Room. $2.00 off any alcoholic beverage or small plate. Every Monday and Tuesday from 2 - 5 PM.

Every Tuesday is Ladies Night – Ladies ski for $24!

There's no better night to hit the slopes than Tuesdays, when ladies ski for only $24. That's $15 off regular night ticket price, a savings of over 40%! Ladies night is every Tuesday night beginning in January. Enter the Ladies Night raffle every week to win awesome prizes! Drawing is done in the Beer Stube every Tuesday night at 8:00pm - you must be present to win.

Drink Specials, free pool and darts. Hosted by Ryan Peloquin, 9 PM - Midnight.

Complimentary guided full moon snowshoe strolls this winter and explore the open fields and forests around Timberline Lodge with a guide. The full moon snowshoe tour will proceed snow, rain or shine. The group will meet in the Lower Lobby of Timberline Lodge by the USFS Desk ½ hour prior to start time. The guided 3/4 mile full moon snowshoe tour is complimentary – please bring snowshoes. 6:30 PM

$2 off any glass of wine, 5 PM - close

Open Mic Night, all performers welcome. Dillon Croan hosts providing sound and set up for all performers. 9 PM

Clyde of the Milltailers playing Americana and Folk at 9 PM plus March Mustache Contest with judging at 10:30 PM.

Melody Ayres, 5 - 7 PM

Free live music in the Ram's Head Bar most Fridays & Saturdays through the end of March, featuring local acoustic performers.

SheJumps Get the Girls Out! is a national campaign to unite women as they support, challenge, mentor and inspire each other in the outdoor sports world. This event cultivates community for women to have fun, connect with new and old friends AND creates opportunity for women to share the love to ensure younger generations can continue to shred, storm mountains and develop the life skills necessary to succeed on the mountains and in life! The day will include a group ride, a scavenger hunt, a limbo contest, educational offerings including an avalanche dog demonstration, an après party and more! All ages and abilities are welcome and discounted tickets and rentals will be offered. 

It's time for some fireworks! The party will be at the Skibowl Snow Tube & Adventure Park for the second of four "Saturday Night Lights" of the season.  Join us every third Saturday starting in December through March for a fantastic FREE firework display at 8 PM. Cosmic Tubing will be rockin'  with a DJ spinning the hottests tunes starting at 7 PM.  The Multorpor Lodge will be open for full food service with the Multorpor Lodge Cafe on the main floor serving up all your basics, and the 70 Meter Bar & Grill upstairs featuring gourmet burgers and hot drink specials! Let's get Cosmic!

Mt. Hood Meadows proudly presents the Spring Brew Fest! Come out and enjoy amazing craft beers from some of the best breweries in the Pacific Northwest. We will have awesome raffles and giveaways. Join us for a fun filled afternoon!

The Town Challenge Series is a recreational race series designed for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The goal of the series is to provide teams and individuals the opportunity to enjoy Mt. Hood Meadows in a family friendly and recreational racing environment. Participants may race as an individual or as a team. A team consists of 4 - 6 skiers or snowboarders ages 8 and older. So get your coworkers, friends and family together and head to the mountain! 

The ReRack Rail Jam is a judged competition open to skiers and snowboarders of all ages. There will be four top prizes for the top male and female skier and snowboarder. There will also be swag prizes for second and third places. Get your gear dialed and plan to be here to compete in the ReRack Rail Jam! 

Terry Robb Trio playing Mississippi Delta Blues. 9:30 PM

Sean McCartney, 5 - 7 PM

Free live music in the Ram's Head Bar most Fridays & Saturdays through the end of March, featuring local acoustic performers.

Kick off Oregon’s Spring Break with pond skimming, the “Suds on the Slopes” beer & spirit tasting festival, a hot dog & pie eating contest, the “Goggle Tan Rail Jam” and much more at Mt. Hood Skibowl for the 19th Annual Snow Beach Festival. Bikinis, beach balls, pink flamingos and Hawaiian shirts will take center stage for the Pond Skimming Contest where high-spirited contestants bravely attempt to cross the freezing water. Clearing the icy water is not a requirement to win, and dramatic crashes and costumes all help score points.  Awards and prizes will be given out in categories of best crash, best costume and best style. The "Suds on the Slopes" beer & spirits tasting is legendary in providing some of the best micro-brews and spirits in Oregon for tasting. There will be a ton of give-aways and fun contests throughout the day. Stuff your face at the hotdog eating and pie eating contests! Prizes to the person who eats the most of each! The Goggle Tan Rail Jam will once again be held on the West Rope Tow and put together by our awesome terrain park crew. Show that you have the best spring goggle tan! There will be prizes galore! Head over to Skibowl east and catch the last Saturday night lights firework show of the year! 

Race #1 of this three-part series will be hosted at Timberline Lodge on March 23rd, 2018. Come join the fun and test your skills. The series is designed to provide an introduction into the world of Ski Mountaineering (ski-mo) racing. Not planning to race? There is still plenty of fun to be had! Come check out the vendor and demo tent where you can try out select Mountain Shop skis and sponsored gear for free! Plus, stick around for the after race award ceremony and celebration party to mingle with other mountain sports lovers.

Bring your friends for teams of 6 and see how much you really know! Winning team gets 10% off their tab. 7:30 PM

Eric Leadbetter playing 60"s & 70's Rock. 7 - 9 PM.

At the Rendezvous Grill and Tap Room. $2.00 off any alcoholic beverage or small plate. Every Monday and Tuesday from 2 - 5 PM.

Every Tuesday is Ladies Night – Ladies ski for $24!

There's no better night to hit the slopes than Tuesdays, when ladies ski for only $24. That's $15 off regular night ticket price, a savings of over 40%! Ladies night is every Tuesday night beginning in January. Enter the Ladies Night raffle every week to win awesome prizes! Drawing is done in the Beer Stube every Tuesday night at 8:00pm - you must be present to win.

Drink Specials, free pool and darts. Hosted by Ryan Peloquin, 9 PM - Midnight.

$2 off any glass of wine, 5 PM - close

J. Scott Cellars warehouse winery and Tasting Room is located in the Westside Warehouse District of Eugene, Oregon, with over 20 wines on the menu. Jonathan Scott Oberlander, winemaker and owner, loves to produce unique varietals as well as those regional favorites such as Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris. How about some Rogue Valley Tempranillo or Columbia Valley (OR) Zinfandel or perhaps Rogue Valley Petite Sirah…just to name a few.

Timberline Lodge Executive Chef Jason Stoller Smith honed his food and wine pairing skills during the ten years he spent cooking in the Willamette Valley wine country prior to his tenure at Timberline. The six-course menu he’s created for this friendly collaboration highlights how a perfect pairing brings out the subtleties of the wine and enhances the overall experience. Add the magnificent setting of Silcox Hut, and you’ve got an evening that plays to all five senses.

Reservations required.

Open Mic Night, all performers welcome. Dillon Croan hosts providing sound and set up for all performers. 9 PM

Skiers and snowboarders may ride for FREE from 9 AM to 4 PM with the donation of 10 items of food that will benefit the Portland Sunshine Division. All skiers riders are encouraged to bring peanut butter, chili, pasta, canned meats, rice and cereal to fill the Sunshine Division truck that will be parked in the Skibowl West parking lot. Since 1923, the Portland Police Bureau Sunshine Division has been providing food and clothing relief to Portland families and individuals in need. Whether due to the loss of a job, domestic crime, illness, or victims of fire or disaster, the Sunshine Division has built an 94+ year legacy of mobilizing quickly and efficiently to assist distressed Portlanders.

Dryland Farmers playing high-energy rock / bluegrass / reggae. 9 PM.

Ed Desmartkeau, 5 - 7 PM

Free live music in the Ram's Head Bar most Fridays & Saturdays through the end of March, featuring local acoustic performers.

Coutryside Ride playing Honky Tonk. 9 PM

The Full Sail Banked Slalom is back for its 13th season!

Jess Clemons, 5 - 7 PM

Free live music in the Ram's Head Bar most Fridays & Saturdays through the end of March, featuring local acoustic performers.

Muddy Souls, Folk Rock Band from Eugene. 7 - 9:30 PM.

Open Mic Night, all performers welcome. Dillon Croan hosts providing sound and set up for all performers. 9 PM

The Mazot is arguably the best spot at Mt Hood Meadows to grab a beverage or snack and take a break. Meadows will have a small slalom course that is open to all ages and you can race as many times as you would like. It's $5 per race and registration will be at the Mazot the day of the event. All proceeds go to benefit everyone's favorite mountain employees, The Avy Dogs! Come spend a day celebrating, racing and toasting our little gem!

Come join the fun and test your skills. The series is designed to provide an introduction into the world of Ski Mountaineering (ski-mo) racing while bringing together the mountain community. Registration and race check-in will be at the Outback Lodge at Mt Hood Skibowl West. Not planning to race? There is still plenty of fun to be had! Stick around for the after race award ceremony and celebration party to mingle with other mountain sports lovers! Race #2 at Skibowl will be fundraising money for the Northwest Avalanche Center.

Celebrate Hood River Meadows! Mt Hood Meadows will be throwing a party to show our appreciation for all our HRM Lodge regulars with music, a beer garden, and raffles to support the Mt. Hood Meadows Avalanche Dogs. There's lots to win, so get those tickets and help support the Avy Dogs!

Open Mic Night, all performers welcome. Dillon Croan hosts providing sound and set up for all performers. 9 PM

First ever Pride day at Mt. Hood Meadows! This is a day on Mt. Hood to celebrate all things pride at Your Mountain Home! Pride Day headquarters will be at the Mazot. Come up for group skiing and snowboarding as well as social hours and dance parties!

Experience the mountain in a way completely unlike the fast pace of skiing and snowboarding. Our guided snowshoe tour will give you another awe-inspiring perspective Meadows! The tour begins at the lodge with a short hike to the bottom of Vista Express Chairlift. There we embark on a scenic lift ride to 6,600 feet where the views of White River Canyon and the South Cascades await. Begin the descent along the southern boundary of our resort on Vista Ridge, through Mitchell Creek and back to the lodge. Wrap up the beautiful evening with a dinner created by our culinary services team in the Alpenstube Restaurant. 

Popina Swimwear, Kona Brewing Company and Mt. Hood Meadows present Suits and Boots on Saturday April 13th! Join us for the biggest party of the year! 

Complimentary guided full moon snowshoe strolls this winter and explore the open fields and forests around Timberline Lodge with a guide. The full moon snowshoe tour will proceed snow, rain or shine. The group will meet in the Lower Lobby of Timberline Lodge by the USFS Desk ½ hour prior to start time. The guided 3/4 mile full moon snowshoe tour is complimentary – please bring snowshoes. 6:30 PM

Snowboarders and skiers ages 15 and older, get ready to skim your way across 100 feet of frigid water for some awesome prizes! Pond Skimmers who make it across the pond in their first run will make it into the second round where they will be judged. A total of 30 points is available 10 for making it across, 10 for costume and 10 for overall impression. There will also be awards for the Best Splash and Best Impression by a Female.

Toyota reVEGETATE presented by Ninkasi Brewing will pay tribute to the pioneering nature and creative presentations of the original Vegetates. This two day event will feature a Speed and Style competition on Saturday, and a Rail Jam competition in the base area Sunday. The event will have men's and women’s ski and snowboard categories. Big cash prizes will be given on Saturday and Sunday, plus tons of merchandise and swag for competitors. reVEGETATE will feature a vendor’s village and live entertainment over the weekend. Helmets are required to compete! Enjoy this throwback video to the Vegetate Rail Jam in 2008

Flowing Upon Sacred Ground: A Weekend of Yoga at Timberline Lodge with Michele Loew

Friday night May 3rd: 7:00-8:30 PM “On Sacred Ground, Vinyasa & Classical Hatha Yoga for awakening Infinite energy and creative potential”: a powerful Vinyasa practice which will include Pranayama & Kriya practice.

Saturday, May 4th 7:30-9:30 AM: “The Power in Your Yoga Practice”: a vinyasa flow practice designed to inspire and challenge students to new levels in their practice

Saturday, May 4th 5:30-7 PM “The Heart of Silence”: A Yin, Pranayama, & Yoga Nidra Practice

Sunday, May 6th 7:30-9:30 AM: “The Deep Life Force of Yoga” This Vinyasa practice will focus on Backbends, Twists, & inversions for all-levels

Join Mt Hood Meadows for live music and a great party! Dancing boots encouraged on the Mt. Hood Meadows Sun Deck all day, snow or shine, from 11 AM to 4 PM. Festivities on the deck including dancing, food, drinks and music! We will also have the Pond Skim going on that day for some extra fun! We are sad for the season to end, but we are sending it out with a bang!

Complimentary 3/4 mile guided sunset snowshoe strolls this winter and explore the open fields and forests around Timberline Lodge with a guide. The snowshoe tour will proceed snow, rain or shine. The group will meet in the Lower Lobby of Timberline Lodge by the USFS Desk ½ hour prior to start time. Please bring snowshoes

The day begins at Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood, and takes running teams 54 miles on roads around the mountain, through the pines and over the rivers, up to the Cooper Spur Resort, and then down through the orchards of the Fruit Loop to the north with views of Mt. Adams. Runners finish by winding down the Historic Old Columbia River Highway, into downtown Hood River, and into Waterfront Park on the banks of the mighty Columbia River!