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Yeti & Squatch marched through the Winter Wonderland of Oregon, as they finished snowshoeing through Billy Bob Sno Park at twilight.
Oregon’s tallest peak and the surrounding Columbia River Gorge are a bonanza of outdoor fun all year round. As temperatures drop, the landscape is transformed as the alpine rivers and lakes become new worlds of exploration for snowshoers, sledders, cross-country skiers, mushers and snowmobiles. Winter here is also for leafy nature walks along verdant trails, browsing for art by local artists and taking in the mighty Columbia River in all of its majesty. Here’s how to take a winter trip in Mt. Hood and the Columbia River Gorge.
With nearly two dozen sno-parks around Mt. Hood, the winter fun doesn’t stop at the bottom of the mountain.
Trade your hiking boots for a pair a snowshoes and venture to these snowy spots across the state.
In the pristine foothills of the Cascade Mountains, these backcountry sno-parks are full of adventure.
These six favorite spots boast ideal conditions for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
These fun tours are designed for beginners — with instruction, gear and transportation provided.
