Hoodoo Ski Area, Oregon Resort Information

Hoodoo Ski Area

Overview

Resort Statistics

Lift Statistics

Trail Statistics

Other Services

Contact Info

Directions

Flanked by the Three Sisters Wilderness Area to the south and Mt. Jefferson and Three Fingered Jack to the north, Hoodoo provides a stunning mountain panorama. At Hoodoo Ski Area tradition runs deep. Generations of families and friends from the Willamette Valley and central Oregon have made Hoodoo their favorite winter retreat. The majority of Hoodoo's 800 skiable acres rest on the northern slope, which provides dry powder in midwinter and fantastic spring corn snow. New skiers will enjoy the gentle, wide open runs of the Manzanita chair, while the intermediate to advanced skiers will challenge their skills on 29 exciting runs. Nordic skiers can get away from it all on 18.5 km of cross-country trails.

Ski season dates	November 2007 -- April 2008
Skiable Acreage	806 acres (326 hectares)
Average Annual Snowfall	260 in (660 cm)
Summit Elevation	5,703 ft (1,738 m)
Base Elevation	4,668 ft (1,423 m)
Vertical Drop	1,035 ft (315 m)
Longest Run	5,280 ft (1,609 m)
Terrain parks	Yes
Snowmaking	N/A

Number of Lifts	7	Lift Capacity	5,280 per hour

Quad Chairs with launch pads		Double Chairs	1
Hi-Speed Six-Pack		Surface Lifts
Triple Chairs	1	Handle Tows
Quad Chairs	3	Rope Tows	2

	Easy	30%
	Intermediate	30%
	Advanced/Expert	40%

Child Care	Yes	Restaurants	Yes
Adaptive Skier	Yes	Snowboard Rentals	Yes
Ski Lessons	Yes	Snowboard Lessons	Yes
Ski Rentals	Yes	Cildren's Programs	Yes
Nearby Lodging	No	Women's Programs	Yes