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Mt.
High Events
Last
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NEWS
April-May
Lift Lines
- Mt. High Newsletter
Volunteer
of the Year.
Ou r
2025 volunteer
of the year
is: Kurt
Wilke.
Congratulations!
Kurt has
participated
in our Board
meetings for
years.
He has been
the
administrator
of our
Facebook page
and has
monitored all
new
applications
for membership
in our
Facebook
group, keeping
at bay those
who want to
join us just
to sell us
something.
Kurt
has also led
several
activities for
the club,
including a
kayaking trip,
a pickleball
session, as
well as
leading
multiple ski
days at
Timberline and
Meadows.
See
our Awards
page for a
list of past
men and women
of the year
and other
awards.
Glade
Trail Day 2025
photos. Click
here
to see a
folder on
Dropbox full
of pictures
from the
recent Glade
Trail
Day. All
the photos
have now been
uploaded to
this folder.
 Far
West Skier's
Guide
Click on the
image here to
see this very
colorful
magazine.
Learn all
about past and
upcoming Far
West events,
the annual
Convention,
winter trips,
and more. See
what other
clubs and
councils are
doing.
Click on each
2-page spread
to thumb
through the
rest of the
pages.
The
Councilman -
Fall 2024.
Find out what
the Far West
Ski
Association
has been doing
and will be
doing in the
near future,
the
Convention,
the ski trips
and more.
NOTE
TO NEWCOMERS
Our club
provides
numerous
activities in
the following
categories.
a) Day
trips to Mt.
Hood ski areas
– currently on
TRIPS
page,
b) Ski
trips to other
ski areas in
the West
-- see
TRIPS
page.
c)
Recreational
racing –
RACING
pages.
d)
Social events,
parties,
etc. – on
the
HOME page.
e)
Summer
activities
(Biking,
Hiking,
Rafting,
Picnic, etc.) –
usually on our
HOME page.
To see what
our club does,
please see a
whole year of
photos on the
PHOTOS
page.
See
more at:
NOTE TO
NEWCOMERS
Let's
ski together!
Join us
for an
informal fun
day on the
slopes! Our
weekend skiers
tend to go to
Timberline
and/or
Skibowl.
Our mid-week
skiers usually
go to Meadows
on Thursdays
or whenever
there is some
fresh powder.
How to connect
with us?
-
See the
weekend &
mid-week
entries on our
TRIPS
page.
-
Click on our
two FORUM
buttons in the
menu and see
who is going
skiing and
when.
Participate in
the
discussions!
-
See our
Facebook page,
where all our
members can
post their own
messages and
often invite
others to come
ski with them.
Start by
clicking on
the Facebook
button in our
main menu.
- On the
mountain,
Look
for people who
have a
triangular
orange flag
attachd to
their ski
pole. The flag
has the club's
name printed
on it, but
it's a bit
hard to read.
Mt.
Hood Express
bus service
 We
have always
encouraged
carpooling
from Sandy,
and that is
still an
option. But,
now you can
take the new
Mt. Hood
Express bus
instead. For
only $2 (or
just $1.50 if
you prepay for
20 tickets),
you can ride
the bus from
Sandy to
Skibowl,
Government
Camp, or
Timberline.
Catch the bus
right on Hwy.
26, at a park
and ride bus
stop half way
between
Champion Way
and 362nd
(which is the
Fred Meyer
traffic light
in Sandy).
Turn into
Champion Way
to park at the
Information
Center.
The most
convenient bus
starts at 7:45
am and arrives
at Skibowl at
8:32 and at
Timberline at
9 am. Click
here for the
complete schedule.
Also note that
Timberline
runs its own
shuttle
between
Government
Camp
from the
Summit Pass
ski area to
Timberline.
Powder
Alliance.
Unlimited
skiing at
Timberline and
Mt. Hood
Skibowl + 3
free tickets
at each of 17
other ski
areas, for a
total of 51
free ski days
Not valid on
Saturdays.
Those 71 and
over pay only
$50.
All prices
will increase
after Nov. 5
and 26.. See
more at:
www.powderalliance.com
and on the
Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/powderalliance
Season
Passes
compared.
Compare the
cost and
benefits of
various lift
ticket passes.
This was first
published in
Lift Lines. It
is now on our
Articles
page.
 Mt.
High Cookbook
available.
A great gift.
Debbi Kor put
together a
Club Cookbook,
full of
recipes
contributed by
many of our
club members.
You can
purchase the
book at any of
our social
events and ski
trips, or
Contact Debbi
at:
ijustwannarun1@comcast.net
Ski
Areas page -
new &
improved
The best way
to get info
about ski
areas. The
updated page
contains
almost all the
ski areas in
the West, 224
of them. It's
the easiest
way to get
info for a
trip. Just
click on
whatever ski
resort you
want.
Also find info
on
heli-skiing.
Also
available on
our Ski Areas
page is an
Excel
Spreadsheet
containing a
list of all
the ski areas
in North
America. Use
it to track
the places you
have skied.
 Join
a PACRAT team
Teams
are being
formed in
October and
November, and
many teams
need a few new
team-mates.
Camaraderie,
fun, racing,
après ski
parties and
more!
Check it all
out on our Racing
page and on
the
PACRATs
web
site.
Contact:
Racing@mthigh.org
Ski
pole
Inclinometers
-
Attach this
simple device
to your ski
pole and use
it to measure
the slope
steepness.
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JUNE
June
12 - 15 FWSA
Convention
in Palm Springs,
California.
June
19 (Thur) Kayakers,
Canoers, and SUPs and
newbies invited to the
Next Adventure event
at Scapoose Bay.
Equipment can be rented
from Next Adventure. RSVO to
Linda McGavin.
June
21 (Sat) Highway
Cleanup at
Government Camp,
10 am - noon, with
lunch at noon.
June
21 (Sat) History
Happy Hour
Crisis on Mt.
Hood. 100
years of Mountain
Rescue.
Mt. Hood Museum in
Government
Camp. 7 - 8
pm.
June
28 (Sat)
Happy
Hour at
location to be
announced. 4 -
7 pm.
June
30 (Mon)
Mt.
High Board
Meeting at
the Round Table
Pizza, Lake Oswego.
JULY
July
13 (Sun) Lloyd
Musser, -
Celebration of Life
1
- 5 pm, at Timberline
Lodge
July
19
(Sat)
Bike
ride along the
old Barlow
wagon trail,
with Oregon
Pioneer
stories.
Mix
of paved
roads, smooth easy
forest trails and
some gravel.
July
19 (Sat)
History
Happy Hour
Lost Oregon Ski
Areas.
Mt. Hood Museum in
Government Camp. 7
- 8 pm.
AUGUST
Aug.
9
(Sat)
Steiner Cabins
Tour.
Details yet to be
annouced.
Aug.
16
(Sat)
History
Happy Hour
at
the Mt. Hood
Museum in
Government Camp.
History of the
Civilian
Conservation Corps
in Oregon.
Aug.
25 (Mon)
Mt.
High Board
Meeting at
the OCTOBERRound
Table Pizza,
Lake Oswego.
SEPTEMBER
Sept.
?? (TBA) Mt. High
Picnic and
50th
Anniversary
Celebration
Details yet
to be annouced.
OCTOBER
Oct.
18 (Sat)
History
Happy Hour
Mt. Hood Forest
Fire Lookout
History.
Mt. Hood Museum in
Government Camp. 7
- 8 pm.
See
more event details in the
next section below.
Club
membership has
steadily increased
from 2002 - 2011, and
has stabilized around
220 since then.
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Last Monday
of the month, we meet at
the Round Table Pizza,
16444 Boones Ferry Rd.,
Lake Grove, Lake
Osswego, OR. See Google
map. We plan
future club events &
trips. If you'd
like to get a bit more
involved with the club,
please come and join us.
This is a working and
planning meeting,
but it's open to all.
Social gathering: 6:00
pm, and the meeting
starts at: 6:30 pm.
NWSCC
meetings
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Representatives of local
ski clubs gather to
coordinate activities,
plan joint events and
trips. Sometimes,
there's a guest speaker.
These meetings are open
to all.
Time: Socializing starts
at 6 pm. Meeting starts
at 6:30 pm..
Dates: Meetings are held
quarterly on the 3rd
Wednesday in October,
December, March and
June.
Location: At various
locations around the
Portland metro area. See
the
NWSCC web site for
details.
Searching for
the Perfect
Ski Watch
Check out some of
the features
available on
watches these
days: Altimeter,
Compass,
Clinometer,
Barometer,
Stop-watch, and
more. And water
resistant to 200
meters. Sadly, not
all in one watch.
Read this
article.
Vision
for the 21st
Century
A whole new vision
of enhancing both
safety and fun on
the slopes. Read
all about it
(click on the "Vision"
button. Get
involved. Write to
the ski areas.
Write to ski
magazines. Refer
them to our
website:
www.mthigh.org/Vision.htm.
Mt
Hood List
- A great
site!
Go
to
MtHoodList.com
to post your own
message, to find a
carpool to Mt.
Hood, to find
buddies for a
Meadows
event, or
any other Mt. Hood
related activity.
Check
out this content
on our site!
a) Blogs
eg.: David
Schor's
adventures
b) Videos
(our recent
trips and
racing)
c) Skis
for sale
on our
Bulletin Board!
In
the
Forum,
post your
questions,
requests,
offers, or help
provide answers.
Bulletin
Board vs.
Forum
For
plain text
announcements or
questions, feel
free to post your
own message in the
Forum.
For
more elaborate,
announcements,
including
graphics, photos,
etc. please email
them to us at webmaster@mthigh.org
and we'll post it
on the Bulletin
Board.
We Want You!
Forest
Service Permits.
Info about day use
permits and season
permits, and a list of
parking spaces where
you need them. These
permits are needed
usually from May 1 -
October 31. Buy one if
you will be hiking or
biking there.
Fix
your
Zipper
at Johann's
(Gary's)
If
the zipper
breaks on your
ski jacket or
sleeping bag,
don't throw it
away.
Let Gary fix
it for you at
Johann's
Upholstery,
12205 SW Hall
Blvd.,
Tigard OR
97223.
Phone:
503-620-1699.
Email: gary@johannsonline.com
 ShredHood.org
is a web site
devoted to
everything Mt.
Hood. It
contains the
latest news,
classifieds,
racing, new
school, old
school,
videos,
slides,
events,
resources.
The web site
was started by
Ben Jacklet, a
local
journalist. Check
it out:
http://shredhood.org/
Membership
renewal.
Please renew
your club
membership in
the Fall
(September,
October, or
early
November).
This is also
the best time
to sign up for
a ski trip
with the club.
It is best to
renew in
person at the
annual Ski
Fair or at our
annual Kickoff
Party. If
you do it by
mail, simply
print print
the Dough
Transmittal
form and mail
it in. You can
find it on our
Membership
page and on
the Forms
& Docs
page.
Member
Benefits
updated - 20%
off at the
Taco Shoppe
Thanks to
Kevin Bastin,
owner of the
Taco Shoppe
and a Mountain
High club
member, we
have now been
offered 20%
off of any
item on the
menu (not just
the burritos).
But only 10%
discount
during the
summer months.
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EVENT
DETAILS
Note: Trips and Racing events have
their own pages.
The events listed below are events
other than ski trips and races.
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Kayaking,
Canoeing, Paddleboarding
There
will be a prize of a $50 gift card
to Next Adventure.
Click
on the flyer to enlarge it.
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June 19
(Thursday.) - starting at 10
am.
Location: Scapoose
Bay Paddle Center
57420 Old Portland Rd.
Warren OR,
97053 -
See Google Map.
About 33 miles (45 minutes) north of
Portland
along highway 30.
To all kayakers, canoers,
SUPers, or wannabes in all ski clubs
- Northwest Ski Club
Council will host a kayak day at Next
Adventure Scappoose Bay on June
19, starting at 10 am.
Bring your own water
toy or rent from
Next Adventure (group discount if we
get enough people).
We plan to have several groups go out
exploring the bay. Great time for
newbies to try it out with friends!
High tide is at 11:30 am.
We will provide a BBQ lunch
afterwards.
Please RSVP to Linda McGavin
at editor@nwskiers.org
ASAP for numbers for renting and for
food preparation.
NOTE: Limited parking in the
Next Adventure lot is free for those
renting equipment, otherwise it’s $10
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Road sign just 2
miles before Government Camp.
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Highway
Cleanup
This
was originally scheduled in May,
but we had to postpone it due to
rain.
June
21 (Saturday) 10 am.
Click
on the map to enlarge it.
Our
club has adopted a 2-mile section
of Highway 26, mileposts
51-53. We'll meet in Mt. Hood
Skibowl's parking lot. Then we'll
earn some good karma cleaning up
our two miles of the highway.
Bring
some gloves for your own
protection. Safety vests and
yellow garbage bags will be
provided.
12:00
(noon) - approximately
- The club will cover the cost of
lunch in Government Camp, right
after we are done with the
cleanup. We'll go either to the
Brew Pub or the Taco Shoppe. Let's
replenish our energy and enjoy
each other's company.
Note:
We need just 8 volunteers for
this.
Those
who plan to help, need to read
the Highway Safety brochure from
the State Highway
Department,
Please pay particular attention to
the secton titled: "Speical
Hazards". See: Highway safety
brochure - a PDF
file
Debbi
will have the waivers we all need
to sign on the day of the event.
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Mountain
Rescue
The
Mt. Hood Cultural Museum preserves
and showcases the rich history of
Mount Hood through interpretive
exhibits and educational
programming. The museum features six
galleries that highlight the history
of the mountain’s early exploration,
winter sports, settlement and
natural history.
The museum, the Mt. Hood Information
Center and the Museum Gift Shop are
open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. The museum is closed
Thanksgiving and Christmas. |
Crisis
on Mt. Hood
100
Years of Mountain Rescue
June
21 (Saturday.) 7 -
8 pm.
Be
entertained and learn something new.
Doors
open 6:30, presentation starts at 7
pm.
Beer,
wine and soft drinks available to
purchase.
Topic:
Mountain Rescue on Mt. Hood.
Stories from 100 years of
rescue on Mt. Hood.
The
presentation is
free. A $5
donation to the Museum
is suggested and very
much appreciated.
For
more information about the lecture
series, please call the museum at
503-272-3301.
Mt.
Hood Cultural Center and Museum
88900
E. Government Camp Loop
Government
Camp, OR 97028
Social
History Happy Hour events take place
on the thrid Saturday each month at
the museum. Topics range from Mount
Hood photography to ski
fashion, to volcanic activity
on the mountain, and more.
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June
28, 2025 (Saturday) - 4
pm - 7 pm.
Come join your ski
buddies at a Happy hour event at:
Location
yet TBA.
We'll be there from
4 to 7 pm. Come join us
for a beverage or two and some yummy
hors d'oeuvres. Spend the
evening with friends and find out
who's going where this ski
season.
RSVP Debbi
at ijustwannarun1@comcast.net
or 503-314-7078 so we can ensure we
have enough spots saved.
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Mt. High
Monthly
Board meeting
Usually the last Monday of the
month. |
Monthly
Board meeting
June
30, 2025 (Tuesday)
Meet for socializing at
6:00 pm.
Meeting starts at 6:30 pm.
This
is an organizational and planning
meeting, attended mainly by Board
members, trip leaders, activity
organizers etc., but it is open to
all. Anyone wanting to get more
involved with the club is welcome.
Place: Round
Table Pizza,
16444 Boones Ferry Rd., Lake Grove,
Lake Oswego,
OR.
See Google
map.
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Lloyd
Musser
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Celebration
of Life
of
Lloyd Musser
July 13,
2025 (Sunday.)
From 1 - 5 pm.
Location: Timberline Lodge
Lloyd Musser was the
curator and heart and soul of the
Mt. Hood Museum and Cultural Center
in Government Camp. He passed away
on March 1st, 2025, just a few
months after his wife Maureen died.
It is interesting that he passed
away on the same day that the annual
Ski the Glade Trail Day was held --
an event that Lloyd himself created
some 22 years earlier.
Please
join us in honoring the lives of
Maureen and Lloyd
A. Musser
on July 13th,
2025, at Timberline Lodge,
from 1–5 PM.
This
celebration of life is open to
all whose lives were touched by
Lloyd and Maureen. As Maureen
wished, it will be a joyful
gathering filled with laughter,
shared memories, and stories
that celebrate their legacy and
the many lives they impacted.
Feel
free to spread the word to
anyone who may want to attend.
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Barlow Pass - the start of our ride.
Just one of many markers along the
way.
Hwy. 26 plowed its way right across
the original wagon trail.
We'll be riding along mostly paved
roads, but also some smooth forest
trails.
Please
RSVP to Emilio Trampuz
at: Emilio2000@earthlink.net
or 503-510-1477. |
Mt.
High bike ride
History
Tour along Barlow Road
The
original wagon trail
July
19, 2025. (Saturday)
69580 US-26, Welches, OR 97067
Leave
at 9 am and drive to Barlow Pass (on
Hwy. 35)
Start
the bike ride from Barlow Pass.
End
the ride and have lunch at 3 pm.
Emilio
Trampuz will take you along the path
the settlers took to cross the
Cascades in search of a new life.
Ride the route that the settlers
used to make it across this rugged
mountain range. Historical stopping
points and views all along the way.
Last couple of years, there were 10
- 20 riders on this ride.
Each
year, this tour is a bit
different as we
discover new trails. This
year, we will follow Lucy's
trail for a little
while. Just for something new
and to avoid biking along a
section of highway 26.
We
will cross highway 26 only
once, and that will
be at a marked pedestrian
crossing with a flashing light
alert for motorists in Zig
Zag..
Where
exactly is the Oregon Trail
(Barlow Road) around Mt. Hood?
Would you be able to show
family or friends which way the
wagons went? Come on this free
guided bicycle tour and find
out.
And
see the last traces of the Oregon
Pioneers' wagon wheel ruts.
Barlow
Road was the only way to get around
the south side of Mt. Hood for 71
years, until the old Mt. Hood Loop
highway was built in the
1920s. Both roads are now abandoned
(except for a few short segments).
When
Timberline Lodge was built in the
late 1930s, all the building
materials and tools were brought up
along the old Mt. Hood Loop highway,
which we will also ride on. This is
all part of Oregon’s history, but it
is being neglected.
Find
out where these roads are, hear some
of the pioneers’ stories, and maybe
consider adopting a
section, clearing it of
fallen trees and branches every
year. This was usually the job of
the first wagon train of the season.
Also,
hear a few short stories and
excerpts from the pioneers' diaries.
A
few points of interest along the
way:
1.
Barlow Pass and junction with the
Pacific Crest Trail
2.
The best view of Mt. Hood (seen from
the old highway)
3.
Pioneer Woman's Grave
4.
Pioneer Cemetery and hear the the
ghost of Perry Vickers.
5.
Wagon tracks, still barely
discernible in a couple of places.
6.
The only bat cave on Mt. Hood.
Actually a horse tunnel.
7.
Several historic wagon trail markers
along the way.
Meet
a few minutes before 9:00 am at
the Barlow Road Inn, about half
way bnetween Welches and Zig Zag,
on the south side of Hwy. 26. This
Inn is located just before the Fire
Station on highway 26.
We
will need some carpooling
from there to transport everyone and
all our bicycles up to Barlow
Pass. We will arrange this on
the spot. Most people will continue
driving in their own cars.
We
will leave only 2 or 3 cars in
Welches. At the end of the bike
ride, we’ll have refreshments and/or
lunch at the Barlow Trail Inn, and
then we’ll use the 2 or 3 cars to
take us back to fetch our cars at
Barlow Pass.
We’ll
ride on a mix of surfaces,
mostly paved,
but also some forest
trails, and about a
mile of gravel road. And
later on, another bit of gravel
road. Most of the 18 miles will be
downhill, but there will be 2 uphill
sections.
Almost
any bike will do,
including a commuter bike, a
mountain bike, or an e-bike.
As a general rule of thumb, thicker
tires would work better. Only a
racing bike with those super-thin
tires is not recommended.
Bring
some water and a snack - like
maybe some trial mix, or a small
sandwich, or some fruit or a power
bar. We will all need some
nourishment before lunch, especially
if you haven't had any breakfast in
the morning.
Also,
the ride alwasy takes longer than
expected, and we will need to have a
snack along the way.
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Mountain
Rescue
The
Mt. Hood Cultural Museum preserves
and showcases the rich history of
Mount Hood through interpretive
exhibits and educational
programming. The museum features six
galleries that highlight the history
of the mountain’s early exploration,
winter sports, settlement and
natural history.
The museum, the Mt. Hood Information
Center and the Museum Gift Shop are
open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. The museum is closed
Thanksgiving and Christmas. |
Lost
Oregon Ski Areas
July
19 (Saturday.) 7 -
8 pm.
Be
entertained and learn something new.
Doors
open 6:30, presentation starts at 7
pm.
Beer,
wine and soft drinks available to
purchase.
Topic:
Lost Oregon Ski Areas
Including a slide-show
presentation.
The
presentation is
free. A $5
donation to the Museum
is suggested and very
much appreciated.
For
more information about the lecture
series, please call the museum at
503-272-3301.
Mt.
Hood Cultural Center and Museum
88900
E. Government Camp Loop
Government
Camp, OR 97028
Social
History Happy Hour events take place
on the thrid Saturday each month at
the museum. Topics range from Mount
Hood photography to ski
fashion, to volcanic activity
on the mountain, and more.
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The
Mt. Hood Cultural Museum preserves
and showcases the rich history of
Mount Hood through interpretive
exhibits and educational
programming. The museum features six
galleries that highlight the history
of the mountain’s early exploration,
winter sports, settlement and
natural history.
The museum, the Mt. Hood Information
Center and the Museum Gift Shop are
open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. The museum is closed
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Social History Happy Hour events take
place on the thrid Saturday each
month at the museum. Topics range from
Mount Hood photography to ski
fashion, to volcanic activity on
the mountain, and more.
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History
of the Civilian Conservation Corps
(CCC)
in Oregon
August
16 (Saturday.) 7 -
8 pm.
Be
entertained and learn something new.
Doors
open 6:30, presentation starts at 7
pm.
Beer,
wine and soft drinks available to
purchase.
Guest
speaker: Glenn Voeltz
Glenn
served as an Army
Intelligence officer for
25 years, held senior
leadership positions at
the Pentagon on the
Joint Chiefs of Staff,
the White House
Situation Room, and at
NATO headquarters in
Brussels Belgium.
He
is currently a
professional ski
patroller at Mt Bachelor
and lives with his
family in Bend. He has
written over a dozen
books including The
History of Mt Bachelor,
The Oregon Skyline
Trail, and Oregon Search
and Rescue. His book on
the history of the CCC
in Oregon is due to be
published in the summer
of 2025.
The
presentation is
free. A $5
donation to the Museum
is suggested and very
much appreciated.
For
more information about the lecture
series, please call the museum at
503-272-3301.
Mt.
Hood Cultural Center and Museum
88900
E. Government Camp Loop
Government
Camp, OR 97028
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Lige Colemnan on Fire Lookout
The
Mt. Hood Cultural Museum preserves
and showcases the rich history of
Mount Hood through interpretive
exhibits and educational
programming. The museum features six
galleries that highlight the history
of the mountain’s early exploration,
winter sports, settlement and
natural history.
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Mt.
Hood Forest Fire Lookout History
October
18 (Saturday.) 7
- 8 pm.
Be
entertained and learn something new.
Doors
open 6:30, presentation starts at 7
pm.
Beer,
wine and soft drinks available to
purchase.
Topic:
The history of the
Fire-Lookout at the top
of Mt. Hood.
The
presentation is
free. A $5
donation to the Museum
is suggested and very
much appreciated.
For
more information about the lecture
series, please call the museum at
503-272-3301.
Mt.
Hood Cultural Center and Museum
88900
E. Government Camp Loop
Government
Camp, OR 97028
Social
History Happy Hour events take place
on the thrid Saturday each
month at the museum. Topics range
from Mount Hood photography to ski
fashion, to volcanic activity
on the mountain, and more.
The
museum, the Mt. Hood Information
Center and the Museum Gift Shop are
open seven days a week from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. The museum is closed
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Mt.
High
Bowling
Night
Date
to be announced.
Starting at 7 pm.
Ending
around 9-ish.
We have reserved 5
lanes, with up to 5 people per lane.
This means participation is limited
to 25 people. See Google
Map for
the location.
Allen's
Crosley Bowl
2400 E. Evergreen
Blvd
Vancouver, WA
The
Bowling Nigh has been cancelled
due to not enough signups.
We'll try to reschedule it for
some other time.
The
cost will be $15 p/person + $5 for
shoes.
Some
of us plan to head over for some
pizza nearby after the
bowling. Please feel free to
join us.
Please
RSVP to Debbi to let her
know if you plan to bowl with
us. It's always been a lot of
fun, and will continue to be!
Please
RSVP to: Debbi Kor, at: ijustwannarun1@comcast.net
or 503-314-7078.
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Want
to get into Snowvana for free, or
just help out your ski club or
council? Volunteer
for a two-hour shift staffing the
Northwest Ski Club Council
booth. We have the following
shifts available.
The
number in parenthesis indicated how
many people are needed.
Friday
2-4 PM (need 2 people)
4-6
(2)
6-8
(1)
Saturday
11-1
(1)
1-3
(2)
3-5
(2)
5-7
(1)
Sunday
11-1
(1)
1-3
(2)
Contact
Bill
King - willie2k@ymail.com |
Snowvana
Ski
& Snowboard Show
October 24 - 26, 2025.
(Friday Sunday)
Location:
Portland Expo
Center,
2060 Marine Dr W, Portland, OR 9721
See
Google Map.
Hours: Friday: Noon – 8pm
Saturday: 11am – 7pm
Sunday: 11am – 4pm
A
winter celebration with ski and
snowboard films, local ski shops
holding their annual sale event,
live music, fun contests, and also a
ski swap.
This
is Snowvana’s 9th season.
Explore
the manufacturer’s village, tune
into the year’s biggest ski movie
premiere, pick up a free pair of
Next Adventure kid’s skis, and
choose between a huge list of ways
to engage and enjoy the show.
It
also includes the Mt. Hood FilmFest
including the best films from Level
1, Teton Gravity Research,
Matchstick, and more.
Tickets:
A single day ticket costs $17 +
processing fees.
3-Day Pass $27 + processing
fees,
Kids 12 & under are FREE.
Parking: $13 per car.
Buy tickets HERE.
Also:
Mt. Hood Film Festival
Gear Sale & Swap
Gear
Kids'
Zone
Over 50
manufacturers' reps and their boths.
Live
music, acoustic artists.
Alpine Artist Gallery - Region
artisans.
Snowvana
will also be held in Seattle, at
Magnuson Park Hangar 30 on
October 17-19, 2025.
See
more details at: https://snowvana.com/
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