How is the snow?

Mt. Hood has lift-served skiing on several sides of the mountain, plus Sno-Parks for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and sledding. Snow depth and avalanche danger below update automatically, so check them before you drive up.

Snow Right Now

Snow on the mountain

Updated 13 minutes ago
Timberline Lodge0″ / 0″new snow next 24h / 72h
Mt. Hood Meadows0″ / 0″new snow next 24h / 72h
Upper Mountain0″ / 2″new snow next 24h / 72h
Snow level5,400 ft4,900–5,500 ft over the next day
Snow stationDepth24 h7 daysWater content
Mt. Hood Test SiteSouth side, below Timberline · 5,380 ft8″0″-2″2.2″ (183% of normal)
FifteenmileEast side · 5,970 ft7″-1″-3″2.6″
Red HillNorth side · 4,410 ft1″-1″-1″1.2″ (200% of normal)
Mud RidgeSouth side, near Trillium Lake · 4,070 ft0″0″0″0.2″
Clear LakeSoutheast, Highway 26 · 3,810 ft0″—0″0.2″
Blazed AlderWest side, Bull Run · 3,660 ft0″0″0″0.3″

Avalanche Danger

Heading into the backcountry? Check the Northwest Avalanche Center forecast first, carry the right gear and know how to use it.

Avalanche danger

Updated 28 minutes ago
Above treelineNo rating
Near treelineNo rating
Below treelineNo rating

Full forecast at NWAC →

Sno-Parks

Groomed and ungroomed trails for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, plus sledding hills. An Oregon Sno-Park permit is needed to park at them in season.