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Mt Hood Vacation Rentals & Cabins

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is there to do around Mt. Hood?

There are plenty of things to do around Mount Hood in Oregon! In the summer, you can go hiking, camping, fishing, and swimming. Historical landmarks around Mount Hood worth exploring include McNeil Point Shelter, Cairn Basin Shelter, Little Zigzag Falls, Silent Rock, Romana Falls, and so much more.

In the winter, you can go skiing and snowboarding or hit the hot springs. There are also many great restaurants and breweries in Rhododendron, Welches, Mount Hood Village, and Government Camp.

For children, there is the Mount Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl which offers mini golf, go-karts, and laser tag. There is also the Mount Hood Cultural Center & Museum in Government Camp for those kids interested in the history of the area.

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Nearby Locations: Government Camp vacation rentals, Welches vacation rentals

Mount Hood Vacation Rentals & Cabins by Meredith Lodging

Meredith Lodging and Mt Hood Vacation Rentals by Meredith Lodging offer beautiful, private vacation homes of all sizes and to suit all budgets. You can view our collections online or call our Reservations Team at 877.778.9055. We hope to see you on the mountain soon!

The Mt. Hood National Scenic Area and Mt. Hood National Forest holds some of Oregon’s crown jewels in terms of natural wonder. Mt. Hood itself is Oregon's highest peak and the Columbia River Gorge is a breathtaking corridor of the state's largest river. The Mt. Hood area is made up of the much-loved Villages of Mt. Hood including Brightwood, ZigZag, Welches, and Rhododendron as well as the treasured ski communities of Government Camp, Mt. Hood Meadows, Mt. Hood Ski Bowl, and Timberline Lodge.

Outdoor recreation opportunities abound all year on Mt. Hood. Famous for its excellent snow conditions (and summer skiing - many members of the Olympic Winter Sports teams have trained in warmer months) Mt. Hood is a mecca for skiers, snowboarders, and snow snowshoers from all over the world. When the temperatures climb, visitors and locals alike love the endless opportunities to hike, bike, swim, canoe, kayak, SUP (Stand Up Paddle board), golf and fish...as well as simply taking in all the beautiful views and pristine mountain air.