Mt Hood lift tickets for the summer

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P sure Timberline offers a spring/summer pass for their smaller public lanes.

Not a local so I can’t speculate on current offerings or setup but I think they usually have a groomer or two and a park lane open to public outside of camps.

it’s all dependent on summer snowpack which unfortunately is rapidly diminishing every year as far as I know 🥺

Lift tickets are going to run you around $100 for a day and a summer pass is around $1000. In the summer tline runs two chairlifts, the lower one is magic mile and the upper one is palmer.

First week or two of june you’ll have access to the public park on the mile. It’ll consist of a halfpipe, two or three jumps, and some rails. The mile will melt out before july hits though, so the public park will become hike only after a few weeks and then park crew
stops caring about it.

Early/mid june theyll build the freestyle training center up on palmer. The ftc is a big park with 3 ropetows that anyone can use if they have an ftc ticket, this is also where the camps spend most of their time. The ftc add on is around $25 on top of a day ticket or $250 for the season. The 3 rope tows will give you access to the main park with small jumps and small/medium rails, the lower park with medium rails and a more medium/large jump, and then there’s the big park with the xl booter and a couple of larger rails. Below that is also a superpipe but you arent even allowed to look at the thing or the olympic coaches will beat you up.

If you're going to Hood , don't go in June. Or at least wait until the end of June when pro parks are built. As @Paul. said everything is public but the pipe but costs a bit more on the ticket.

If you do go in June, it's still fun, just the mile park can get kinda old and isn't much compared to later in the summer.

Paul.Lift tickets are going to run you around $100 for a day and a summer pass is around $1000. In the summer tline runs two chairlifts, the lower one is magic mile and the upper one is palmer.

First week or two of june you’ll have access to the public park on the mile. It’ll consist of a halfpipe, two or three jumps, and some rails. The mile will melt out before july hits though, so the public park will become hike only after a few weeks and then park crew
stops caring about it.

Early/mid june theyll build the freestyle training center up on palmer. The ftc is a big park with 3 ropetows that anyone can use if they have an ftc ticket, this is also where the camps spend most of their time. The ftc add on is around $25 on top of a day ticket or $250 for the season. The 3 rope tows will give you access to the main park with small jumps and small/medium rails, the lower park with medium rails and a more medium/large jump, and then there’s the big park with the xl booter and a couple of larger rails. Below that is also a superpipe but you arent even allowed to look at the thing or the olympic coaches will beat you up.

thanks dude this was super helpful

Paul.Early/mid june theyll build the freestyle training center up on palmer. The ftc is a big park with 3 ropetows that anyone can use if they have an ftc ticket, this is also where the camps spend most of their time. The ftc add on is around $25 on top of a day ticket or $250 for the season. The 3 rope tows will give you access to the main park with small jumps and small/medium rails, the lower park with medium rails and a more medium/large jump, and then there’s the big park with the xl booter and a couple of larger rails. Below that is also a superpipe but you arent even allowed to look at the thing or the olympic coaches will beat you up.

Just out of curiosity since I don't ski park, has it always been that way? I haven't been to Timberline in a decade but I thought the whole park was only for people doing camps.

ShadowXVXJust out of curiosity since I don't ski park, has it always been that way? I haven't been to Timberline in a decade but I thought the whole park was only for people doing camps.

No it hasn't always been that way. There used to be a public park and then all the camp lanes.

ScootSkiLyfeNo it hasn't always been that way. There used to be a public park and then all the camp lanes.

I remember riding the public summer park and watching in envy as Windells campers lapped the rope tow...
Seemed so close, but so far for a peasant like me

The spring pass goes until may 30th. Will the rope tow parks/ ftc not be there till after?

TreeJamThe spring pass goes until may 30th. Will the rope tow parks/ ftc not be there till after?

Nah, the lower parks down on stormin norman will be open through spring. Mile park might get built before june but I wouldnt count in it. Ftc opening will probably line up with the first windells session

Paul.Nah, the lower parks down on stormin norman will be open through spring. Mile park might get built before june but I wouldnt count in it. Ftc opening will probably line up with the first windells session

Do you think it would be worth it to wait till after it’s built or are the other parks pretty fun?

Oh btw there is an airbag and you don’t actually have to pay the extra 25 dollars for the ftc ticket bs, just pretend to be a camper at 10 am or whenever the park opens, maybe might not work if you are like 6’5 or have a beard.

mobadisOh btw there is an airbag and you don’t actually have to pay the extra 25 dollars for the ftc ticket bs, just pretend to be a camper at 10 am or whenever the park opens, maybe might not work if you are like 6’5 or have a beard.

Last summer (at least in the second week of July) they had nets and stuff narrowing the entrance to the FTC and had a guy sitting there checking to make sure you had that on your ticket.
Even though I was already there for adult camp I can totally pull off passing as a kid camper as I'm small and look way younger than my age😂