Mt. Hood public parks update

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Was just there, good times for sure, but was a little let down after the 7 jump line this time last year! Bring that shit back!! haha but for real anyone who can go there should its tits.

Jul 9 2012 10:32PM

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p-fo

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Stop fucking up the jump line. Landings need to be longer and steeper, but mostly longer. I overshot all day, and one of my kids fucked his knee overshooting 3. Rails are tight right now, though. Keep up the good work there.

Jul 10 2012 2:10AM

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this

Jul 10 2012 2:19AM

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jassaf

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overshoot all day on purpose. i mean common now. if you want those jumps to be pimp. you gotta send them to flat.

I'm sorry your 'kid' messed up his knee. as a coach/ father, you should explain to him that you have to be ready to overshoot if your gonnna haul into the jump

SAFETY FIRST!

Jul 10 2012 2:27AM

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Caveman.

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Park is looking good! Haven't been up since June. Any word on when it will move up to Palmer? How far of a walk is it to the bottom of Mile?

Jul 10 2012 1:27PM

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charcharbinks

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I just got into Portland and I'm heading up to Hood tomorrow. Im so stoked! The rail set-up looks sick!

Jul 10 2012 4:18PM

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stupendous-man

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Also want to know... probably hiking up with a friend later this week.

Jul 10 2012 4:32PM

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Jul 10 2012 5:00PM

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brewbabyy

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jumps were scary today i landed thugzone far too many times

Jul 10 2012 10:41PM

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not too far at all. I got threatened by a bigger snowboarder on the park crew to have loss protection called on me and fine me though. So i guess be careful. If you hike up on the other side of the rock ridge it may be easier to get on.

Jul 10 2012 11:43PM

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Loner

We will still catch you. I check any hikers I see.

Jul 10 2012 11:46PM

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GEORGEzimmerman

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I'm the kid who fucked his knee up. thanks to the shitty jump i tore my cal/ mcl/ and meniscus. landed tech9 and wasn't even hauling too much. rails and boxes on public are good except the rainbow to fucking c. jumps need work.

Jul 11 2012 1:01AM

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word, thats understandable. The only thing I really disagree with was that day I only went up to film and make an edit, was not even going to hit features.

Jul 11 2012 1:09AM

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not even follow cams with skis, just posting with a tripod. Sorry for dub post. just thought I should add that.

Jul 11 2012 1:10AM

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taylor-seaton

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here is a public park edit!

iNi Cooperative Ski // Early July at Timberline from J E F F K O H N S T A M M on Vimeo.

Jul 11 2012 1:10AM

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Sean.Mc

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Fuck I wish I could get up there this year, Looks so fun.

Jul 11 2012 1:13AM

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c4t_l0ver

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ill be there in 10 days, hit me up if ya wanna ski.

Jul 11 2012 1:39AM

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stupendous-man

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Completely uneducated on this, so why is it bad to walk up to the park and hike features all day? People skin/hike to the summit and take the runs down every day, after all.

Jul 11 2012 2:41AM

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tacobellslayer

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Mt hood public parks are illllllllllllllllllinn

Jul 11 2012 3:11AM

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HamFaceGirl

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I seriously hate how every summer I have to deal with this crap

Jul 11 2012 10:45AM

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*TURBONERD*

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Dude, everybody knows it's the Gucci Plateau.

Jul 11 2012 11:03AM

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I wouldn't actually make that argument. They're both avoiding purchasing passes. One's not better than the other. You're just biased.

Jul 11 2012 11:06AM

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ACL zone*

Jul 11 2012 11:06AM

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*TURBONERD*

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I will stab you in the asshole with a barbed pitchfork. I took that shit past the plateau when I got broke off.

Jul 11 2012 11:11AM

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bhahaha win

Jul 11 2012 11:12AM

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what about if your filming people who paid for a pass, giving promotion to the mountain? I can agree with people not hitting features, but in my case, the guy was kinda a dick.

Jul 11 2012 12:51PM

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AGOF

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one is hiking on public property, and hiking rails is hiking resort property and hitting the features they pay to build and maintain. that isnt bias, those are 2 different situations

Jul 11 2012 1:08PM

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true.

Jul 11 2012 4:55PM

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Session

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Really? You think T-Line needs another no name with a camera to promote what they have?

Jul 11 2012 5:30PM

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CrotchKiller

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what are you promoting?

Jul 11 2012 5:41PM

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sure dont think it would hurt anything! and way to hurt my feelings dude jeez, you must have a big name eh.

Jul 11 2012 7:00PM

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Fun times to be had at Mt. Hood! I know personally not many people from where I live go there ever so the more people seeing what its like the better. def shouldn't be a problem if someone wants to stand on the ridge out of the way and get shots. Thats how I see it at least.

Jul 11 2012 7:02PM

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I apologize if I'm coming off as rude about this or anything, I'm more so just curious about thr policy and lookin for an explanation. As said before. I totally agree with the rule for someone who is actually riding

Jul 11 2012 7:49PM

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well timberline are sorta dicks about all that kind of stuff. for instance last year at windells a bunch of the coaches and skiers were hiking public and apparently we werent allowed to do that and it was against the rules. kinda stupid concerning how much windells, mhssc, and high cascade shell out to have their camps set up there.

Jul 11 2012 8:35PM

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Two main reasons.

1.) Timberline is a business. To put rails/boxes out on the snow an maintain them with the park crew, cats, and salt costs a lot of money. You wouldn't walk into a restaurant and start using their stove to cook breakfast would you?

2.) Anything that happens within the ski area boundary Timberline is liable for. Since we maintain it and keep it going it falls under the ski resort, just like any other resort in the country. So when you buy a ticket, you help pay for wages, fuel, salt, metal for rails, and cats yata yata yata. You also agree to a waiver that is on the back of your ticket or pass release. So if you get hurt you admit that you knew the inherit risks of skiing when you bought the ticket.

Jul 11 2012 11:01PM

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Windells and HCSC are not supposed to hike public because it is PUBLIC. Its made to be lapped and ridden in a line. Not to have 25 kids stack up on one feature and take it over. They are more than welcome to ride through the park just as long as they lap. Hike time is 2-3

Jul 11 2012 11:03PM

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That was not their reason for kicking us out tho. It was because private coaches are not allowed to teach that are not though the mountain.

Jul 11 2012 11:09PM

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tcgoldman

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want to go so bad!!

Jul 11 2012 11:09PM

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Another factor that hasn't been mentioned is the liability issue. I'm not sure of Oregon's laws specifically, but I'm sure a lawsuit can be brought to Timberline as the result of an accident. If you hike (don't pay, don't acknowledge a release of liability) they are liable in the case of an accident and have nothing to cover their ass. Yet another unfortunate reality resorts have to deal with nowadays...

Jul 11 2012 11:29PM

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Ok, so I seem to not be getting through to anyone who is trying to answer my question. For the third time, I completely agree with those reasons, Im all for buying a ticket if im actually going to be skiing, Im all for employees getting paid, and Im all for safety. What my situation was is that I was not going to be hitting any of the features, No maintenance would be needed because of me, no salt would be needed because of me, and no snowcats would be needed because of me, and there was no possibility of injury. As I said, I was hiking up the rocks next to the lower rail features to set up my tripod and film a group of skiers that all had paid for passes and got confronted about buying a ticket. At no time were my feet ever going to be on skis carving snow, rails, or anything at timberline. Just simply sitting on my ass on the ridge, pointing a camera!

And again for the record, im all about you guys throwing people off for poaching rails, thats not my concern.

Thanks.

Jul 12 2012 1:10AM

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i would say its not worth it to come ski public park right now its so damn short right now

Jul 12 2012 1:15AM

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I don't know who stopped you but I'm strictly talking if I see people hiking with skis. If you just walk up the snow and hang out on the ridge as the park manager of Timberline I have no problem with that. I only kick people off if they are hiking up with board/skis

Jul 12 2012 6:09PM

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ChillTeenDad420

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any word on when its gettin moved up to palmer?

Jul 12 2012 6:39PM

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Jewschoolers

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its not stealing, they dont own the mountain. you could hike up and take as many runs as you want and they cant do shit about it. they'd like you to think they could, but they can't. you could consider it morally wrong but as far as the law is concerned you aren't doing anything wrong

Jul 12 2012 7:18PM

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well thats 100% bullshit right there

Jul 12 2012 7:30PM

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