How's the Mt. Hood park looking?

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I'm thinking of heading down to Hood for some summer shredding in about 10 days and I was wondering if it would be worth the trip. How the are the jumps/rails looking, and how's the snow coverage??
 
wells its skiing in august the park will be in the camps lane by then ,should be a sick setup .the current setup two smaller jumps they just re did couple rollers, 5 rails ruffly they take em out a lot and takes them days to put back in park crew got kinda lazy.It sucks bc they are capable of making a good park the mile park was fire.hopefully they get re stoked.
 
wait till camps get over and the mile park will be fun as you will be able to lap it instead of hiking. Their is always kind of that awkward period from like July 15-whenever camps end, as you basically have to hike the park. A lot of work to maintain due to the heat/snow melt. If youre a die hard skier I say go up there and try it for the experience. But don't have any miraculous expectations as skiing in the summer is nothing like skiing in the middle of the winter...
 
Noticed a few rails from High Cascade in the most recent footage. Kind of ironic, since Windells banned snowboarding in their lane a few summers ago.
 
Also, can anyone tell me why Windells features rails from places in Wisconsin and the North East? Like, what?

Does Trollhaugen ship them that rail and then have it shipped back after the summer, or is that a permanent feature on Hood that just has the Trollhaugen logo on it?
 
13830352:Park_Ranger said:
Noticed a few rails from High Cascade in the most recent footage. Kind of ironic, since Windells banned snowboarding in their lane a few summers ago.

the two camps are owned by the same company.
 
13830353:Park_Ranger said:
Also, can anyone tell me why Windells features rails from places in Wisconsin and the North East? Like, what?

Does Trollhaugen ship them that rail and then have it shipped back after the summer, or is that a permanent feature on Hood that just has the Trollhaugen logo on it?

the classic Loon creeper rail, Troll waterfall, etc all stay at Hood, they aren't shipped in. They're just branded/built the exact same as the ones they are based off of. I grew up sliding the Loon creeper rail and when I saw the one at HC in person it looked exactly the same
 
13830352:Park_Ranger said:
Noticed a few rails from High Cascade in the most recent footage. Kind of ironic, since Windells banned snowboarding in their lane a few summers ago.

Skiers have always been poaching the High Cascades features (unless they purposely put them in the windells lane. I've heard some crazy tales about it staff/boarders getting pretty upset about it. Don't get caught, as one lad got tackled and jumped pretty bad I heard.

**This post was edited on Aug 14th 2017 at 5:41:31pm
 
13830379:ski.the.east said:
the classic Loon creeper rail, Troll waterfall, etc all stay at Hood, they aren't shipped in. They're just branded/built the exact same as the ones they are based off of. I grew up sliding the Loon creeper rail and when I saw the one at HC in person it looked exactly the same

Make's sense. I've wondered about that for a while so thanks for the response.

Doesn't Loon have a High Casade rail and Sugarbush has a Windells rail? Makes sense that is just advertising. I wonder what those resorts pay or trade each other for that kind of thing.
 
13830396:Lieutenant_Dan said:
Skiers have always been poaching the High Cascades features (unless they purposely put them in the windells lane. I've heard some crazy tales about it staff/boarders getting pretty upset about it. Don't get caught, as one lad got tackled and jumped pretty bad I heard.

**This post was edited on Aug 14th 2017 at 5:41:31pm

They for sure poach High Cascade. Plenty of shots in old hood crew edits of them sliding High Cascade rails. That's pretty lame that people would actually care about that.... if I was out there living that life I'd be chilling so hard
 
13830420:Park_Ranger said:
Make's sense. I've wondered about that for a while so thanks for the response.

Doesn't Loon have a High Casade rail and Sugarbush has a Windells rail? Makes sense that is just advertising. I wonder what those resorts pay or trade each other for that kind of thing.

Loon has had a HCSC blue tube for 5+ seasons, best trick that's ever gone down on it IMO at 1:30 in this edit [video]https://vimeo.com/38340002[/video]
 
13830396:Lieutenant_Dan said:
Skiers have always been poaching the High Cascades features (unless they purposely put them in the windells lane. I've heard some crazy tales about it staff/boarders getting pretty upset about it. Don't get caught, as one lad got tackled and jumped pretty bad I heard.

**This post was edited on Aug 14th 2017 at 5:41:31pm

High Cascade is dead. They're combining windells and hcsc because it wasn't financially viable to have two parks and two campuses. Session 6 was the first session of that setup. The shots of skiers on hcsc rails are all from session 6.
 
13830352:Park_Ranger said:
Noticed a few rails from High Cascade in the most recent footage. Kind of ironic, since Windells banned snowboarding in their lane a few summers ago.

13830429:Big_Mtn said:
High Cascade is dead. They're combining windells and hcsc because it wasn't financially viable to have two parks and two campuses. Session 6 was the first session of that setup. The shots of skiers on hcsc rails are all from session 6.

They share one campus and park they are "separate" but not really
 
13830352:Park_Ranger said:
Noticed a few rails from High Cascade in the most recent footage. Kind of ironic, since Windells banned snowboarding in their lane a few summers ago.

Yeah so we're in the process of merging camps. A few years ago when We Are Camp took over, they branded each sport separately(what you're referring to as banning haha), and they will continue to be branded separately. However, the facilities both on and off hill will be shared. All Windells and HCSC campers will live down at the Welches(windells) campus.

This past session there was no HCSC session 6 up in govy. All snowboard campers stayed down here at Windells. As part of this, we consolidated the parks! This is why you've been seeing skiers hit all the classic HCSC rails! The same will be true for all of camp next year. (:
 
13830457:Mingg said:
Yeah so we're in the process of merging camps. A few years ago when We Are Camp took over, they branded each sport separately(what you're referring to as banning haha), and they will continue to be branded separately. However, the facilities both on and off hill will be shared. All Windells and HCSC campers will live down at the Welches(windells) campus.

This past session there was no HCSC session 6 up in govy. All snowboard campers stayed down here at Windells. As part of this, we consolidated the parks! This is why you've been seeing skiers hit all the classic HCSC rails! The same will be true for all of camp next year. (:

Wow neato so they live and ride at the same place and owned by the same company. Almost kinda sounds like the same camp.
 
13830422:ski.the.east said:
Loon has had a HCSC blue tube for 5+ seasons, best trick that's ever gone down on it IMO at 1:30 in this edit [video]https://vimeo.com/38340002[/video]

Wait what the fuck did I just watch??
 
13830421:Park_Ranger said:
They for sure poach High Cascade. Plenty of shots in old hood crew edits of them sliding High Cascade rails. That's pretty lame that people would actually care about that.... if I was out there living that life I'd be chilling so hard

seriously I'm so grateful for living in Oregon, but its weird a lot of people come here for the summers and let their egos take over...
 
13830353:Park_Ranger said:
Also, can anyone tell me why Windells features rails from places in Wisconsin and the North East? Like, what?

Does Trollhaugen ship them that rail and then have it shipped back after the summer, or is that a permanent feature on Hood that just has the Trollhaugen logo on it?

Those rails stay there. Theres a lot of partnership going on between the two. I know a lot of trollhaugen park crew are diggers for HCSC and stuff. Most rails are replicas basically.
 
13830584:Paul. said:
Anyone have any insight on the public park now that the camps are done?

Reallly mellow. 2 small jumps, and a little hip after. The left pipe wall down below, and some rails where the flat bottom would be if the right wall existed. The crew was placing more rails today up by the jumps. The rails are super low atm but will melt out.. seems to be a work in progress but vibes are, of course, all time.
 
13830420:Park_Ranger said:
Make's sense. I've wondered about that for a while so thanks for the response.

Doesn't Loon have a High Casade rail and Sugarbush has a Windells rail? Makes sense that is just advertising. I wonder what those resorts pay or trade each other for that kind of thing.

Wait does loon have two of those? I've hit that same rail at loon but haven't been there since last season.
 
huh, well that was news to me. for nearly a decade, I for some reason thought resorts around the country would just send their rails to mt hood when they were too beat or something haha
 
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