
Willamette Pass
Resort Overview
Situated in the heart of Oregon's Cascade Mountains, Willamette Pass Resort offers an authentic Pacific Northwest skiing experience across 555 acres of diverse terrain. Family-owned and operated since 1941, this mountain destination combines challenging slopes for experienced skiers with welcoming learning areas for beginners, creating an inclusive environment for all skill levels.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
29
Total Area
555 ac
224.6 ha
Willamette Pass Lift System
Six modern lifts serve Willamette Pass's 29 runs, including the Eagle Peak Express high-speed six-pack chair, which whisks skiers to the summit at 6,683 feet. Our lift network efficiently connects the mountain's varied terrain, from gentle green runs to demanding black diamonds, ensuring minimal wait times and maximum time on the slopes.
Location & Getting There
Located 69 miles southeast of Eugene along the Cascade Lakes Highway, Willamette Pass offers convenient access to outstanding mountain recreation. The resort sits at the crest of the Cascades, where Pacific storms deliver reliable snowfall throughout the winter season. This central location makes it an ideal destination for day trips from Eugene, Bend, and surrounding communities.
Willamette Pass
, oregon
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Season Info
Winter transforms Willamette Pass into a snow-covered playground from late November through April. The resort receives an average annual snowfall of 430 inches, complemented by modern snowmaking capabilities that ensure consistent conditions throughout the season. Bluebird days showcase spectacular views of Diamond Peak and Odell Lake, while storm cycles deliver the fresh powder that Oregon skiing is famous for.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
12/13/2025
Closing Day
4/13/2026
Days Open
122
Annual Snowfall
Metric
10.16m
1016cm
Imperial
33.3ft
400in
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