So I was going through some of my posts and I realized I haven't given Mount Hood much love. Granted I haven't spent a lot of time there, but I did spend one lovely afternoon in search of it. I say it that way because it was a bit of an adventure, my travels usually are. We left Portland probably around 11 and at times it was clear and sunshiny, but other times it was raining and foggy. While you could see it at times; the mountain was hidden.
Once we got to the top, there it was the peak of Mt. Hood! The fog had cleared and we could enjoy a gorgeous view! Timberline Lodge is atop Mt. Hood. As well as a ski area. Were were there in October, and there was quite a bit of snow up there, but the hill was not open. We walked through the guest areas for the ski hill. There were some great pictures and drawings of the skiing process (about the only way I can describe them) and a great statue of Smokey the Bear with skis!
Then we had to enter the Timberline Lodge. You might recognize it from the Shinning, they used it as the outside of the hotel. It was an amazing building inside too. Very classy, but rustic and very fun inside. It kinda reminded me of much large much fancier Snow White and the 7 Dwarf house! Odd I know, but it worked!
On the way back down we stopped at several little streams and tiny cascading waterfalls. I am sure they get much larger during the spring snow melt. They were adorable!!!!
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