Need to know: Mt. Hood Skibowl has two base areas: Skibowl West and Skibowl East. Skibowl East is for tubers and does not have lift ticket services.

An Oregon Sno-Park permit is required to park at either location and can be purchased at any ticket window at Skibowl. You can also buy one at a number of locations throughout Oregon.

The beloved night skiing option is available seven days a week, and it makes the idea of hitting the mountain after work in Portland a realistic goal.

Ski Bowl’s highest peak hosts both green and double-black trails, which means even newbies can get a gander at the vast expanse below before.

Here's a great blog post about Ski Bowl with more info on what it is like.

A snow-tube area is a bonus for parties with children (or terrified adults) in tow, making Ski Bowl the go-to for groups of all ages and experience levels.

Stats from Ski Bowl's wikipedia: Average Annual Snowfall: Approx. 300 inches Average Annual Base: 5-10 feet America’s largest night-ski area Average season length: 4 months, weather depending (Early December – Early April)

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Parking at Skibowl west or Skibowl east. Skibowl East is for tubers and does not have lift ticket services. If you already have a lift ticket, you can access the mountain from here. Must purchase Oregon Sno-Park permit