Mt Hood Meadows has just unveiled a revamped trail map, marking the first update in 15 years. The new version features heightened detail, an improved perspective that accurately represents the resort's layout, and the seamless inclusion of Heather and Clark Canyons without the need for an inset map. Ski enthusiasts can download the full-size map on the resort's website, gearing up for an enhanced experience in the upcoming season.

Mt. Hood Meadows is revolutionising the winter experience for electric vehicle (EV) owners with the installation of a state-of-the-art charging station for the 2023-24 season. In collaboration with Pacific Energy Concepts, the resort offers three FLO Level 2 Core+ Max charging pedestals, allowing up to six vehicles to charge simultaneously. Strategically placed at the main lot, near Sahale Lodge, the chargers boast weather resilience and a user-friendly experience. Operating on a first-come, first-serve basis from 7 AM to 10 PM during winter operations, users will be charged $0.42 per kW with a 4-hour session limit, after which a penalty fee applies. The FLO app and various partnering networks facilitate easy monitoring and payment processing, marking a significant step towards sustainability in winter recreation.

The Indy Pass is proud to announce that Mt. Hood Meadows, Oregon is joining its coalition of independent resorts for the 22/23 season. Mt. Hood Meadows is one of the largest independently owned and operated resorts in the US and features 2,150 acres, 11 lifts, 85 named runs, and 430″ of annual snowfall.