Each year Mt. Hood Meadows’ managers and directors gather to recognize leaders in the company for their accomplishments in fostering success. The President’s Award highlights excellence in department leadership, while the FGD Leadership Award acknowledges contributions to the company as a whole. .
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May 11, 2022 --Next year's season passes are selling at such a record pace that we have reached our first tier level pricing adjustment well ahead of the traditional May 31 price deadline.
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In 2009 Congress directed Mt. Hood National Forest to exchange forest lands near Government Camp with private lands near the Cooper Spur Ski Area owned by Mt. Hood Meadows. On May 3, 2022, the Forest published the Record of Decision for the exchange. The exchange meets legislative requirements while delivering environmental and economic benefits to the public.
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Freestyle snowboarders and skiers throughout the Northwest converge at Mt. Hood Meadows this weekend to compete on a unique and challenging rail jam course built right in the base area. reVEGETATE is presented by Ninkasi Brewing and proceeds will benefit the Eagle Creek Fire Restoration Fund.
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April 13, 2022 - Forget Spring - it’s been full on winter this week at Mt. Hood Meadows.
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APRIL 1, 2022 -- Next year’s season passes are now on sale at the best pricing for renewing or purchasing new.
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From this Saturday’s Full Sail Banked Slalom to the Sno-Kona Pond Skim on closing day May 7, events are making a SpringSational comeback to Mt. Hood Meadows. After a two-year pandemic hiatus, Meadows' most anticipated events will be presented with fervor and an invitation to welcome everyone to the mountain during this awesome time of the season.
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Monday is the first full day of Spring and it’s also the day that Spring Passes become valid. The Spring Pass provides daily access for the remaining scheduled 40 days of the season - some say the “best” of the season considering skiing and riding in the Spring sunshine, corn “hero” snow, upper mountain cruising and a SpringSational schedule of events.
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We had a big slide in the canyon during this week's rain event. It was picked up as seismic activity. Not the biggest we’ve seen, but the debris is totally blocking the way to the runout from the foothills. Patrol will let grooming get started on clearing a path this morning (Friday) after the howitzer mission and routes. We may not be able to open it today, but should be able to on Saturday.
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