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Hood Ski Trip - where to stay

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BMskier
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A couple buddies and I (3) are heading to mt hood over thankgiving. I am just starting to look for places to stay. Any suggestions?
we are open to hostels, camping or potentially a hotel.
Thanks for the help and if you could be specific and not just say "government camp" that would be helpful.
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Oct 21 2014 5:40PM
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Jahoe_Stuyve
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Oct 21 2014 7:57PM
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howlongcanausern
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well it's gonna be raining or snowing during that time so f camping. get hotel in g camp/rhododendron/hood river? i'd personally take hood river...at least some resemblance of night life/activity
Oct 22 2014 4:08PM
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Paul.
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Hit up MHSSC or Cascade lodge (HCSC), they both work kind of like hostels in the winter, I think they cost something like $45 a night
Oct 22 2014 5:05PM
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Karl_Hungus
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Ok so skiing depends on a few things so here goes.

SKibowl Pros: cheap, really good on a powder days, rope tow
cons: bad park, slow lifts
Tline: Pros: might have a good park probably not at thanksgiving, mile laps
cons: flat, shitty on pow day
Meadows: Pros: Baller terrain in some spots, some park, good on a pow day, good natural tranny
Cons: Expensive, park isnt usually as fun as tline but sometimes is
Oct 24 2014 10:19PM
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stupendous-man
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chapz69Ok so skiing depends on a few things so here goes.

SKibowl Pros: cheap, really good on a powder days, rope tow
cons: bad park, slow lifts
Tline: Pros: might have a good park probably not at thanksgiving, mile laps
cons: flat, shitty on pow day
Meadows: Pros: Baller terrain in some spots, some park, good on a pow day, good natural tranny
Cons: Expensive, park isnt usually as fun as tline but sometimes is


Mile doesnt open until like mid winter my dude, im assuming you meant palmer laps. hopefully there will be enough snow to open the lower mountain by thanksgiving this year, and palmer laps wont be necessary.
Oct 24 2014 10:36PM
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monstertruckk
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I work at the Best Western in Govy. cant get you any crazy deal but our rates are pretty reasonable during that time. Thanksgiving week most our nights are 116.99 + tx if you are a Best Western Rewards member or AAA Thanksgiving night and day after are 125.9 + tx.These rates are for our Double Queen room. This rate includes a dinner types snack each night and a continental breakfast in the AM.

***these rates only stand for this moment in time and may go up as we get closer to the dates.
Oct 26 2014 3:40PM
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LynxNation
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If you're gonna camp I would stick to the east side of the mountain, less likely to get rained on but there's a decent amount of snow everywhere right now.

Probably the best western is your best bet unless you want to ball out and rent a condo at Collins Lake.


Also think about the Snow Line Motel, I know they just got bought and might be in a little better condition than they have been in the past, anyone know info on that?


Hopefully we get a little more snow for your trip!
Nov 17 2014 11:48PM
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Noddard
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stupendous-manMile doesnt open until like mid winter my dude, im assuming you meant palmer laps. hopefully there will be enough snow to open the lower mountain by thanksgiving this year, and palmer laps wont be necessary.


seriously
Nov 19 2014 12:07AM
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