State ski guide

Best Ski Mountains in Oregon

Oregon blends Cascade volcanoes with a strong Indy scene. Mount Hood Meadows and Timberline split the Portland drive, and pass coverage is thinner than in the Rockies.

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Current snow, drive time, pass access, and crowd outlook. Pick your weekend and we'll rank the options.

8Mountains

0Epic Pass

1Ikon Pass

3Indy Pass

2Night skiing

355"Avg annual snow

Pass guide

Epic Pass vs Ikon Pass: Pacific Northwest

3 Indy Pass mountains in Oregon, more than either mega-pass. Worth comparing if you ski indie hills more than destination weekends.

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How Oregon stacks up

Oregon blends volcanoes, Cascade snow, and a strong Indy scene depending on where you look. The table helps you line up vertical, passes, and night skiing in one pass.

Biggest vertical: Mt. Bachelor (3,365 ft)3 Indy Pass mountainsNight skiing at 2 areas

Mountain	Vertical	Trails	Avg Snow/yr	Day Ticket*	Pass	Night Skiing	Live Data
Mt. Hood Meadows	2,777 ft	85	439"	$125	Indy Pass	No	Open live data →
Timberline Lodge	2,000 ft	41	400"	$75	No Major Pass	No	Open live data →
Mt. Bachelor	3,365 ft	101	387"	$125	Ikon Pass	No	Open live data →
Willamette Pass	1,563 ft	29	365"	$69	No Major Pass	No	Open live data →
Mt. Hood Skibowl	1,500 ft	65	350"	$55	No Major Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Hoodoo	1,035 ft	34	350"	$60	Indy Pass	No	Open live data →
Anthony Lakes	900 ft	21	300"	$40	No Major Pass	No	Open live data →
Cooper Spur	431 ft	10	250"	$45	Indy Pass	Yes	Open live data →

*Ticket prices vary by date, demand, and age. Verify with the mountain before purchasing.

How Oregon stacks up

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