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Timberline Lodge Ski Area

United States · Oregon · Single resort

Timberline Lodge Ski Area is a ski resort in Oregon (United States). It has 53.1 km of downhill runs, mostly difficult and 12 lifts. The runs go from 1213 to 2589 m (1376 m vertical).

Piste length
53.1 km
Lifts
12
Base station
1213 m (3,980 ft)
Top station
2589 m (8,494 ft)
Vertical drop
1376 m (4,514 ft)
Country
United States

Piste difficulty split

  • Blue square: 12.9 km (24%)
  • Black diamond: 27.8 km (52%)
  • Double black: 12.4 km (23%)
  • Freeride: 0.2 km

Details

  • Night skiing: Yes (10 floodlit runs)
  • Steepest spot: 84% (40°)
  • Mostly facing south (46% of run length). South-facing slopes are sunny and warm — firm in the morning, softer in the afternoon.

Lifts: 12

Chairlift: 8 · Drag lift: 3

  • Jeff Flood Express · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 1476–1836 m
  • Palmer · Chairlift · 2116–2589 m
  • Magic Mile · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 1804–2132 m
  • Molly's · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 1523–1771 m
  • Stormin' Norman · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 1664–1901 m
  • Pucci Express · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 1631–1804 m
  • Summit · Chairlift · Seats: 2 · 1214–1305 m
  • FTC Handle Tow · Drag lift · 2275–2353 m
  • FTC Handle Tow · Drag lift · 2218–2277 m
  • FTC Handle Tow · Drag lift · 2251–2312 m

On site

  • 17 car parks (5 free)
  • 2 restaurants & bars by the slopes
  • 3 mountain huts
  • 1 rental shops
  • 4 stops

Ski schools and rental shops

  • Wy'East Store

Historical conditions and snowfall

  • November: Snowfall in the month (average) 20 cm, Snow depth 9 cm
  • December: Snowfall in the month (average) 56 cm, Snow depth 16 cm
  • January: Snowfall in the month (average) 48 cm, Snow depth 14 cm
  • February: Snowfall in the month (average) 46 cm, Snow depth 13 cm
  • March: Snowfall in the month (average) 28 cm, Snow depth 11 cm
  • April: Snowfall in the month (average) 12 cm, Snow depth 6 cm

Average of the 2005–2024 seasons for the resort area (≈50 km grid cell, about 612 m). It shows the shape of the season well but is not a slope measurement — the upper runs usually have more snow. Data: NASA POWER.

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