Mt. Hood Winter Wonderland Snowshoe Adventure

Discover the serene beauty of Mt. Hood on this guided snowshoe adventure, perfect for beginners and nature enthusiasts alike. Starting from Tilly Jane Sno-Park, traverse the gentle Cloud Cap Road, surrounded by ancient trees while learning about winter ecology and the mountain’s history from an expert guide. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the snow amid breathtaking views of Mt. Hood’s northeast face, before descending back to the trailhead. With all gear included and transportation provided, immerse yourself in an unforgettable winter experience without any hassle. - Duration: 7 hours, including transportation and lunch - Small groups (maximum 12) for a personalized experience - Round-trip transport from Portland, Hood River, or Cascade Locks - No experience necessary; suitable for ages 10 to 80

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Location: Portland

What's Included

Satellite communication (Garmin + Starlink)
Comfortable, snow capable vehicle
Tea and Hot Cocoa in the AM
First Aid/CPR-certified guides trained in winter travel
A nice warm soup with fresh bread for a picnic lunch on the Mountain.
Use of snowshoes and trekking poles
"Leave It Better” litter removal stewardship program
Doughnuts in the AM

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is this snowshoe adventure suitable for someone who's never done it before?

A: Absolutely! This experience is designed for beginners, so you don’t need any prior snowshoeing experience. The guides are super helpful and will walk you through everything. Just wear warm clothes and be ready to enjoy the scenery and a nice picnic! It’s a great way to get outdoors without the pressure.

Q: What happens if the weather is bad on the day of the adventure?

A: If the weather is really bad, they’ll likely reschedule the trip. Safety is their priority! They’ll give you a heads-up as soon as they can, and you’ll have the option to pick another date. Just keep an eye on your email after booking.

Q: How hard is the snowshoeing portion? Is it suitable for older folks?

A: The snowshoeing is pretty gentle, especially since it’s designed for all skill levels. The trails are not too steep, and the pace is relaxed. It’s definitely suitable for older folks, as long as they’re comfortable walking on snow. Plus, the group size is small, so everyone gets personal attention.

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Mt. Hood Snowshoe Adventure!

I’m considering buying this snowshoe adventure for my niece's birthday. She’s 15 and loves being outdoors, but I’m worried about the cold! Can anyone tell me how the experience is? Is the picnic lunch good? I saw they provide doughnuts in the morning—sounds fun!

Anyone done the Mt. Hood Winter Wonderland Snowshoe Adventure? Need feedback!

I’m looking to book this for a group of friends and want to know if it’s worth it. How’s the scenery? I’ve heard Mt. Hood is beautiful in winter. Also, what kind of gear do they provide? Thanks!