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EVENTS CALENDAR Afternoon (Noon-4Pm) $47 See Our Website for More Details CHILDREN's LEARNING CENTER 503.337.2222, Ext CONTACT INFO PARK & RIDE $ TRAIL MAP 2005-06 TRAIL MAP Clackamas Sales & Marketing Office WEEKEND & HOLIDAY PRICE GUIDE 8800 SE Sunnyside Rd., Suite 112N 79 2008-09 MOUNTAIN SHUTTLE Clackamas, OR 97015 Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort P.O. Box 470 Mt. Hood, OR 97041-0470 PHONE NUMBERS Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort..............................503.337.2222 Includes: Portland Sales & Marketing Office.........................503.287.5438 Round Trip Meadows Lodging Referral Service........................800.SKI.HOOD Cooper Spur Mountain Resort...............................541.352.6692 Bus Ride and Lift Ticket! SNOW PHONES Portland..............................................................503.227.SNOW Pick Up Times & Locations Hood River..........................................................541.386.SKIS 6:50 AM TRIMET Tualatin Park and Ride Lot Cooper Spur Ski Area..........................................541.352.7803 SW 72nd Ave & SW Bridgeport Road Sno-Park Permits are required November 1 - April 30 to park in Oregon 7:05 AM TRIMET Sunset Transit Center NEW FOR 08/09 Department of Transportation maintained parking areas (including the Mt. 10470 SW Barnes Rd. 180 acres of additional gated access Hood Meadows parking lots). Permits are available at our concierge and off-piste expert terrain! New enclosed at the Hood River Meadows Skier Services Center or at any DMV office 7:30 AM TRIMET Gateway Transit Center Wonder Carpet conveyor in the Fun Zone! and many sporting goods stores. Purchase permits for $4/day or $22/ 9900 NE Multnomah Purchase Online season. Parking in an Oregon Sno-Park without a permit may result in a Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort /Cooper Spur Ski Area are equal opportunity recreation providers operating under fine of $30 or more. www.SKIHOOD.com special use permits from the Mt. Hood National Forest. Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort / Cooper Spur Ski Area are equal opportunity recreation providers operating under special use permits from the Mt. Hood National Forest. DAILY LIFT TICKETS Adult Shift (9:00am-4pm; 11am-7pm; 1pm-close) $54 EVENTS CALENDAR Afternoon (noon-4pm) $47 See our website for more details CHILDREN'S LEARNING CENTER 503.337.2222, ext. 1419 Night (3:00pm-Close) $25 www.SKIHOOD.com Lesson Type Price With Rental Upgrade from Shift to Open-Close $5 Full Day (4hr lesson) $125 $130 Junior (7-14; 9:00am-Close) $35 NOVEMBER 2008 Half Day (2hr lesson) $100 $105 Senior (65 & over; 9:00am-Close) $35 14-16 Portland Ski Fever and Snowboard Expo - Expo Center Club Card (5 days for price of 4) Price With Rental Child (6 & under; 9:00am-Close) $9 21 Tentative Opening Day - earlier if snow allows Full Day $500 $520 Buttercup Beginner Chair (9:00am-Close) $35 27 Thanksgiving Half Day $400 $420 FUNZONE Wondercarpet Conveyor (Only) $10 Nordic Track Fee (Weekends and Holidays Only) $10 DECEMBER 2008 BEGINNER SKI or SNOWBOARD PACKAGE (AGES 13+) 13 Brew Fest – Taste some of the NW best microbrews. PEAK DAY PRICES 12/20 - 1/4; Peak Weekends in Dec., Jan., Feb.; $70 - 4-hour lesson, beginner lift ticket and rental 3/1/09; 11/27/08-11/30/08; 1/19/09; 2/16/09 (peak day dates) 14 NW Ski & Snowboard Demo Tour $60 - 2-hour lesson, beginner lift ticket and rental Adult Shift ..9:00am-4pm ..11am-7pm ..1pm-Close $69 14 Telemark Clinics - $99 For beginning through expert telemarkers. 20-21 Santa Session – Santa’s resting up for his big night. 3 TIME LEARN TO SKI or SNOWBOARD PACKAGE - $99 (AGES 13+) Afternoon ..noon-4pm $54 22-24 3 Day Holiday Kids Camp: Skiing (age 4-12) and Package includes 2 Buttercup and one all-mountain lift ticket, plus COLLEGE DISCOUNT (with current and valid College Student ID) equipment rentals and a two-hour lesson each day. Good any day of Snowboarding (7 -12) the season. $10 off Adult Shift or $5 off Night Shift Ticket (ages 18-24 only) 22-24 Freestyle Camp for ages 10 and older MULTI DAY PASS PRICES * Nontransferable Open/Close 25 Christmas PRIVATE BEGINNER PACKAGE - $120 2 of 3 Consecutive Days $108 28 Women's Clinic - $99 For women and taught by our most certi Package includes a 1-hour private lesson, rentals and a Buttercup lift 3 of 5 Consecutive Days $132 fied and experienced female instructors. ticket. Additional student $90. $55 for each additional hour purchased. 4 of 6 Consecutive Days $162 29-31 3 Day Holiday Kids Camp – Skiing (age 4-12) and Snowboarding (7-12) 5 of 7 Consecutive Days $188 29-31 Freestyle Camp for ages 10 and older Ten Time Pass ..10 Adult Day/Night Tickets $399 31 Widmer Brewing presents New Year’s Eve celebration - Buffet GROUP LESSON - Two Hours $40 (Age 13 and Older) SKI or SNOWBOARD CHECK & fireworks at 10 PM, live music by “Design” from Upgrade any 2-hour group lesson to 4 hours for only $20. For the Day on South Lodge Deck $3 8:30 PM - 12:15 AM BEYOND BEGINNER PACKAGE - LESSON / LIFT / RENTALS - $109 Overnight Ski + Snowboard Check $5 Includes all-mountain lift ticket, rentals and a two-hour group lesson. JANUARY 2009 Upgrade lesson to one hour private lesson for just $41 more. SEASON PASS PRICING 1 New Year’s Day UNLIMITED PASSES PRICE SPECIALTY PASSES PRICE 3-4 Meadows après ski entertainment in the Finishline (3-7pm) PRIVATE LESSONS 503.337.2222, ext. 1222 SAFEWAY DISCOUNTS! 23 – 64 $900 Night $250 4 Hanel Loop Cross Country Race – 5K Lesson Type Price Each Add. Person The savings are in the card! 10-11 Meadows après ski entertainment in the Finishline (3-7pm) 15 – 22 $600 Midweek $500 One Hour $100 $65 SAFEWAY SUNDAY EVENING at 17-18 Safety Fair 7 – 14 $400 10 Time Pass $399 Each Additional Hour $55 $15 Mt. Hood Meadows - $15 Evening Tickets (3-9pm) 6 & Under $100 Nordic (Track Fee) $50 18 Women's Clinic - $99 For women Sunday evenings receive $10 off night tickets for you, your family and guests when you present your 18 Telemark Clinics - $99 For beginning through expert telemarkers. Late--Bird 2 hour lesson after 2pm $135 $65 Safeway Club Card. Cardholders also receive half price on 16 ounce coffee, hot chocolate and fountain 65 & Over $300 Season Locker $450 17-19 MLK weekend Family 2 Hour Private Lesson $260 $40 sodas in the Schuss Restaurant Sunday evenings! The discount is offered every Sunday evening that 65+ w/bus* $400 *Includes 8 midweek round trip Up to 4 family members Meadows is open. motorcoach trips from Portland 25 Hanel Loop Cross Country Race – 10K 24-25 Meadows après ski entertainment in the Finishline (3-7pm) * Prices listed in this guide are SAFEWAY FAMILY DAY FOUR-PACK - $150 Platinum Pass $2000 - Includes Unlimited adult season pass, season locker, season ski check, subject to change without notice. Two adult open/close lift tickets and two 14 and under open/close tickets for $150. Family Pass may be nordic center season pass to Meadows and Cooper Spur. Reserved up-front parking for the season at Meadows. Cooper Spur Ski Area season lift and tube pass. 26 Hood River Rotary Club Night Ski Fundraiser purchased any day at the lift ticket window - no restrictions or black outs (all four ticket must be used that day). The four people do not need to be related to each other but must all be present together when GROUP DISCOUNTS / PRICING – Regular Season FEBRUARY 2009 purchasing the Family Pass. Those bearing the Family Pass ticket may also rent equipment for $25. LIFT TICKETS DAY 15+ NIGHT 15+ LESSON 31-1 Meadows après ski entertainment in the Finishline (3-7pm) SAFEWAY PRESENTS FAMILY FRIDAYS at Cooper Spur Ski Area ADULT $44/59 (PK) $15 $30 (ages 13+) 7-9 Meadows après ski entertainment in the Finishline (3-7pm) Save $5 / person on an All Access Pass. The pass normally sells for $35 (or $25 for a night 4-9pm 14 & UNDER $30 $15 8 Women's Clinic - $99 For women pass), and includes all the lifts, the tubing center and equipment rentals (either skis or snowboard). Call 541.352.7803 for lift schedule. GROUP EQUIPMENT RENTALS 8 Hanel Loop Cross Country Race – 10K (SKIS, BOOTS & POLES OR SNOWBOARD & BOOTS) 14-15 Meadows après ski entertainment in the Finishline (3-7pm) DAY NIGHT 15 Telemark Clinics - $99 For beginning through expert telemarkers. 21-22 Meadows après ski entertainment in the Finishline (3-7pm) SKI MEADOWS FREE! ADULT $30 $25 22 Hanel Loop Cross Country Race – 20K When you stay midweek* JUNIOR $25 $20 at Cooper Spur Mountain Resort. GROUP SIZE NORDIC TRACK NORDIC LESSON RENTAL e MARCH 2009 ckag 15 OR MORE $7 $25 $15 rd Pa Cabins, Condos, Hotel 1-2 Oregon Cancer Ski Out wboa Sno Rooms, Hot Tubs, Nordic ki or 5-7 OISA Oregon High School Snowboard State Championships To S Center, and The Spur earn SALOMON SKI & SNOWBOARD RENTALS ner L 8 Women's Clinic - $99 For women egin oom Steakhouse or B ing R icket Din Shift Shift Nite/Aft Nite/Aft Sports 14-15 Full Sail Banked Slalom Lift T -Side lope Closest lodging to Adult JR. Adult JR. Package our S 15 Telemark Clinics - $99 For beginning through expert telemarkers. h in Mt Hood Meadows Lunc ious Just Full Package $37 $27 $32 $22 $42/37 22 NW Ski & Snowboard Demo Tour Delic Boots Only $35/25 $25 $30/20 $20 NA 23-25 3 Day Holiday KidsCamp-Skiing (age 4-12) and COOPERSPUR.com $ (541)352-6692 DEMO EQUIPMENT Snowboarding (7-12) Lift their spirits and produce lofty results! 59 23-25 Freestyle Camp for ages 10 and older Monday - Friday* Alpine Snowboard Telemark *Holiday restrictions apply 30-1st 3 Day Holiday Kids Camp-Skiing (age 4-12) and Skis or Board + Boots $55 $55 $55 Gratuity not included, Hosted bar optional Snowboarding (7-12) Group of 15 or more with advance reservation Skis or Board Only $50 $25 $50 30-1st Freestyle Camp for ages 10 and older Boots Only $35 $25 $35 www.SKIHOOD.com *Restrictions and holiday blackout dates apply.
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