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OVERVIEW

Take a leisurely hike through the Interpretive Trails of Adventure Park. Explore nature at its best in the center of the Mt. Hood National Forest. Start in the base area and explore the lower elevations of the park by viewing different wildflowers such as the Indian Paintbrush, Lupine, Bear Grass and Cow Parsnip. You’ll surely notice the enormous Douglas Fir trees and Western Hemlocks. Interpretive signs will help you locate the different species as well as provide descriptions of each.

As you continue through the interpretive trails, you may encounter a variety of wildlife, including Red-Tail Hawks, Pileated Woodpeckers, Gray Jays, Dark-Eyed Juncos, Chipmunks, Douglas Squirrels, and Black-Tail Deer, to name a few. The elusive Bobcat, Black Bear, and Rocky Mountain Elk also inhabit this region of the Cascade mountain range, though they are rarely seen around areas of the human population.

You’ll also find local plant favorites such as the wild Huckleberry, Pacific Rhododendron, Mountain Hemlock, Loucewart, and bright pink/magenta Rock Pentstemon.

Guided hiking tours are also available through Mt. Hood Adventure.

Fun Facts

Fun Facts

RECORD
TOTAL
Height of western hemlock
150 feet (approximate)
Average weight of Elk
770 lbs. (approximate)

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Tubing Operations Suspended

We’re super excited to see mountain snow in the forecast! Unfortunately, the timing of the snowfall has been very unsettled and moving around a bit. As we approach the weekend, temperatures are now predicted to rise throughout the day on Saturday with heavy rain forecasted for Sunday.

Given those circumstances, we have made the very tough decision to suspend operations for this weekend, December 2nd and 3rd with the primary focus on snow management and preservation. Our teams will be actively farming the snow as it’s falling throughout the storm in an effort to deepen our base prior to any rainfall we may experience.

****Please Note: Ticket sales for future dates have not yet been released.
We’ll provide an update for advanced tubing sales next Wednesday at noon.

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