Hiking hood this week...

THEDICKBUTCHER

THEDICKBUTCHER

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so I heard they close from today to the 13th and I'm besically going in the week they close haha

sorry to make another thread but I wanna know if you guys still hike even though theyre closed...

I dont wanna bring my skis and everything then get to mtn hood and what if no one is there and I look like a n00b haha. Thanks guys If anyone wants to hike with me or something we can have like a fall skiing party up there yaay

 
Good question - I am sure they are going to stop grooming the parks with the lifts closed, though there may be some hittable features - there is a jump for aerials on the Palmer that will probably be there for a couple of weeks yet and the remnants of the quarter pipe in the public park might make for some decent hits. Apart from that, however, it will be pretty dead.

There is plenty of snow, however. None of it is steep or challenging, but if it is a question of hiking for some turns, it is very feasible. It took us 1hr 12 min to hike to the public park on Saturday. There haven't been many people hiking since the park moved up to the Palmer snowfield in early August, but my brother and I have been up every week and will probably be hiking again next weekend as well.
 
^ thanks so much for letting me know!! I was all confused on wether or not to even take the time and at least check out the mtn. even though I brought my skis and everything.

I'm already in oregon but I dont wanna go on a weekday since I know it will be really dead. Do you think If i wait a week and just go this weekend the snow/jump will still be hittable?

I only skied for 4 weeks last season due to knee injury so I'm anxious to even slide on skis and get the feeling again so I'm down for an hr hike. thanks.

 
There is nothing left to hit, we dozed everything flat for the shut down time. We will re-set stuff for re-opening on the 13th for weekends only. BTW Fusion passes are on sale and will be valid starting sept 13. yep it's the start of the winter season at t-line.

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