Annie Fast

All the fun events and exciting conditions to expect at Oregon's ski areas this season. More

Getting to and around Bend doesn’t require a car — with a little planning you can get all around town and even up to Mt. Bachelor. More

Oregon Ski Guides offers affordable guided skiing in Central Oregon and Mt. Hood both for groups and for individuals, from first time off-piste adventurers to pros. More

Oregon ski areas are introducing new terrain, snowmaking upgrades and more ahead of the 2018-19 ski season. More

Few places effortlessly capture the holiday season as Timberline Lodge on the slopes of Mt. Hood. The historic lodge, built in 1937 by local craftspeople, features custom woodworking, masonry, wrought iron and textiles — resulting in a timeless atmosphere ideal for celebrating holiday traditions. At an elevation of 6,000-feet, the Timberline Ski Area surrounds the lodge. The wide-open, high-alpine terrain is accessible during the early season by two high-speed quads, which eventually succumb to the deep snowpack. But, while they’re open, this terrain is not unlike...Cooleyes More

Bend is a winter playground for all, thanks to an incredible roster of adaptive skiing programs offered through Oregon Adaptive Sports. More

The crisp fall air has Oregon's winter sports enthusiasts ready to gear up for ski season. Here are the upcoming events building excitement. More

North America’s Original Ski and Mountaineering Shop The Mountain Shop was founded in 1937 by Everett and Ida Darr as a climbing and ski shop — for historical context, this was the same year that the first ski lift in the world was installed at Sun Valley, Idaho and the same year the historic Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood was completed. The Darrs were elite Wy’east climbers who advanced through the ranks of the local Mazamas mountaineering organization to become leaders in the Northwest climbing...

In the summertime, visitors to Oregon ski areas are rewarded with fresh air, high alpine vistas and plenty of recreational opportunities, including world-class mountain biking. The biking opportunities range from chairlift-accessed downhill trails to vast networks of cross-country trails. And the number of ski areas offering mountain biking is growing. More

Bend’s reputation as an outdoor paradise is justly deserved, with rivers and lakes to paddle and mountains to ski, hike and bike — and thanks to Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS), visitors with disabilities have a great resource to access the bounty of outdoor adventures. Oregon Adaptive Sports is a Bend-based nonprofit originally founded in 1996 as an adaptive skiing program. In the two decades since its founding, the program has grown to become a year-round resource providing life-changing outdoor recreation experiences to individuals with disabilities... More