Mount Hood

Hood Hill is a popular ski resort and it is also a very iconic place. It attracts many people from all over the United States to ski every year, and it is an excellent snow road for ski lovers.

Hood is the highest mountain in the state, and it is also a very famous local ski resort, every winter attracts a large number of people to ski, even if you can't ski, enjoy the snow scene is beautiful.

Mount Hood is a famous ski resort in Portland, and when you see the snowy hill above the city, it is Mount Hood, but even if it is summer, the scenery here is still very good.

[View] Hood, Mount is the Oregon Cascade Mountains, an extinct volcano. Early immigrants were signposted by their snowy peaks. It is the center of the resort's Mount Hood National Forest and is also the world's famous ski peak, making it the most challenging peak for Americans to ski. [Fun] This line is generally started from the tree line hostel, walking up the ridge parallel to the tree line hostel snow road, passing the Parma glacier directly to the crater rock at the top of the glacier. [Cost-effective] high

[View] Mount Hood is the Cascade Mountains of Oregon, an extinct volcano, and the center of the resort's Mount Hood National Forest, as well as the world's famous ski peak. [Fun] The usual top-up line of Mount Hood is the South Line, a line that requires the least climbing skills, but is still full of danger and excitement.

[View] Mount Hood is the Cascade Mountains of Oregon, an extinct volcano, the last eruption was about 1865. [Interesting] Early immigrants were signposted by their snowy peaks. For the center of the resort Hood National Forest, it is also a famous ski peak in the world, and thus has become the most challenging peak for Americans to ski.

[View] Mount Hood is the center of the resort's Mount Hood National Forest and is also the world's famous ski peak, and thus the most challenging peak for Americans to ski. [Fun] Mount Hood's usual peak line is the South Line, a line that requires the least mountaineering skills, but is still full of danger, is the most fatal accident on Mount Hood. This line is generally started from the tree line hostel, walking up the ridge parallel to the tree line hostel snow road, passing the Parma glacier directly to the crater rock at the top of the glacier.

Hood (Mount) is an Oregon Cascade Mountain, an extinct volcano, the last eruption was about 1865. In 1792, it was first detected by British navigator Braunton, named after British general Samuel Hood. Early immigrants were signposted by their snowy peaks. It is the center of the resort's Mount Hood National Forest and is also the world's famous ski peak, making it the most challenging peak for Americans to ski.