Looking for a spot to enjoy some winter hobbies around Mount Hood? Check out these Mt. Hood National Forest sno-parks!
Category: Snowshoe Trails
Your adventures don’t need to stop just because it’s winter. Embrace the colder months on one of these trails!
Trillium Lake Winter Trail
Enjoy views of Wy’east (Mt Hood) and a frozen lake with this 4.5-mile roundtrip snowshoe trip.
Elk Meadows Winter Trail
Travel 6 miles out and back for a view of Wy’east (Mt Hood) over Elk Meadows.
Silcox Hut Winter Trail + History
A 2.6-mile roundtrip will bring you to Timberline’s Silcox Hut at 6,950′ and see Seekseeksqua (Mt Jefferson), the Sisters and Central Oregon. Silcox hut history included.
Edin Lake Winter Trail
Edin Lake is perfect for beginner snowshoers at only 2.7 miles roundtrip and 292′ of elevation gain. On a clear day you can see Wy’east (Mt Hood) over the lake.
Paradise in Mount Rainier NP Winter Trails
Find paradise on earth by exploring these 2 snowshoe trails in Mount Rainier National Park.
Tamanawas Falls
No matter what season, Tamanawas Falls is always a fun trail.
Mirror Lake Winter Trail
A popular trail, but for good reason! Reach a small lake with a view of Wy’east (Mt Hood) in 2.2 miles.
Grouse Mountain Winter Trails
Heading to Vancouver, BC in the winter? Check out these 3 snowshoe trails on top of Grouse Mountain!
Artist Point & Huntoon Point Winter Trails
Whether you’re snowshoeing, backcountry riding or playing in the snow, Artist Point & Huntoon Point winter trails are fun for all.