Mt. Hood Skibowl

Fantastic mountain resort! I got married here several years ago and recently came back. It was so much fun to ride the Alpine slide and hike around the mountain. It’s really beautiful here and there’s lots of activities in the summer. This is definitely a great affordable place to bring a family.

Had a full day here with the kids; great time. Save $10 per adventure pass if buy online. I paid day of for 5 of us: could have saved $50. Then I would have felt a much better value.

We had a fantastic day we got there when they opened and spent all day there we had a great time the only thing I could say is the tubes would be great if they had a pulley system to hook the tubes to and send them up to the top without having to use the conveyor belt . It is so hard to stand on and hold the tube going up. Hopefully they'll find a new system to get in the tubes to the top then standing on a rolling conveyor belt which is very hard for us older ones to stand on. It was a bit pricey you have to pay for some add-ons. The food and drinks were pretty spendy. Bring a lunch and something great cold to drink .Some of the employees were a little grumpy but for the most part they were all helpful. But all in all we had a great day

We enjoyed the half mile dual alpine slide! It was really fun and great for families. The slide was $29 a person (ski lift included). The views down were incredible, perfect view of Mt. Hood. There was a delicious food truck there as well (served quesadillas, burritos, tacos, chips/salsa/guac, lemonade etc ). The food truck prices were a little on the pricier side, but we were pleased with our selections and felt the food was high quality. We would come again!

Came here for a visit to enjoy a friends birthday and I have to say, beyond the views I was mighty unimpressed with the operation and quality of the activities being run. We did multiple activities including the toboggan, Indy cars, and batting cages. The Indy cars we were most excited about but was extremely poorly run. They were down to a single iPad for entering in “account information” which would disconnect frequently and massively hold up the lines. Also with folks rotating helmets left and right you were subject to a sweaty helmet straight from the head of another patron to yours. Would have loved some level of sanitation or head cover in between. It felt disorganized and frantic getting people through. Then there was the batting cages which honestly were a sad excuse for what a cage should be. For one, as expressed in many other reviews there simply aren’t enough bats. There’s one single adult sized bat there split across say 6 different cages which as you can imagine creates quite the bottleneck when trying to participate. Also the majority of the helmets are either falling apart or way too big. Just gave the feeling of knowing it’s a problem and not wanting to fix it. Expect a wait if you’re looking to get more than a couple swings in, or a bent children’s bat for that matter. Lastly was just the general things like empty hand sanitizers, no paper towels in the men’s bathroom, things that aren’t that major but just add up when you see it consistently across multiple areas. Especially for the price you pay for a pass, it just didn’t seem accounted for. I enjoyed time friends but would by no means recommend or rush back to this summer activity as it is simply not worth the drive out from Portland.

WOW! We spent our Honeymoon here and had the best time ever! So much to do, affordable, well maintained, friendly helpful staff and incredible views!

We went there this summer for the alpine slides and the double ski lift to the top. The view is amazing and the kids really enjoy the Alpine Slide

Very beautiful place, not super crowded when I went in September. The indy carts are a must do! They have a lift you can ride to get to the top of the hill where you then get in line for the indy carts to ride down the hill with someone. There is a skyline walk through where you get strapped to a line and walk a course high up in the air. (about 20-25 feet min.) During the winter they do tubing down the hill on the mountain which is so much fun but u would recommend a truck with 4 wheel drive if you go.

This review is specifically for the disc golf course at Mt Hood Ski Bowl open during the spring and summer seasons. Some of the pros of this course include the views on Mt Hood from the top of the hill, clarity of each hole and starting point as they have a yellow and red flag respectively, an interesting course allowing you to test your disc golfing abilities, other fun activities on site including an alpine slide and a couple of hiking trails. Some of the cons include being charged $30/person to take the lift to the top to begin, the decline and shrubbery to take into account while playing making it fairly easy to lose your discs in the brush/trees (we lost 3 discs while playing), and amount of time spent looking for discs compared to actually throwing. Overall, I am glad that I tried out this course but would probably not visit again mostly due to the cost to ride to the top and the loss of my discs.

Came here for a visit to enjoy a friends birthday and I have to say, beyond the views I was mighty unimpressed with the operation and quality of the activities being run. We did multiple activities including the toboggan, Indy cars, and batting cages. The Indy cars we were most excited about but was extremely poorly run. They were down to a single iPad for entering in "account information" which would disconnect frequently and massively hold up the lines. Also with folks rotating helmets left and right you were subject to a sweaty helmet straight from the head of another patron to yours. Would have loved some level of sanitation or head cover in between. It felt disorganized and frantic getting people through. Then there was the batting cages which honestly were a sad excuse for what a cage should be. For one, as expressed in many other reviews there simply aren't enough bats. There's one single adult sized bat there split across say 6 different cages which as you can imagine creates quite the bottleneck when trying to participate. Also the majority of the helmets are either falling apart or way too big. Just gave the feeling of knowing it's a problem and not wanting to fix it. Expect a wait if you're looking to get more than a couple swings in, or a bent children's bat for that matter. Lastly was just the general things like empty hand sanitizers, no paper towels in the men's bathroom, things that aren't that major but just add up when you see it consistently across multiple areas. Especially for the price you pay for a pass, it just didn't seem accounted for. I enjoyed time friends but would by no means recommend or rush back to this summer activity as it is simply not worth the drive out from Portland.

We took the scenic sky chair up and rode the Alpine slide down, several times, and we had an absolutely blast! Gift shop souvenirs are a tad, pricey, but the staff are all very friendly and accommodating. And there was plenty of parking.

Early season. Time to show board. Free parking close by if you stay in the Lodge. If not, then you'll have to luggage your stuff uphill. First snow was about a month ago.

Went down the alpine slide at Skibowl West for their adventure park and it was so fun! The views were STUNNING. If you like fresh, crisp mountain air, this is a hidden gem.

Drove over 2 hours just for them to greet us with not even a hello, but instead "we're closed due to the rain." It wasn't raining when we arrived, it was actually quite sunny with clouds. Nothing online says they're closed, so they don't bother updating their hours online. Won't waste our time coming here again. If you attempt to go there be sure to call in advance the day of so you don't waste your time.

This review is only for cosmic tubing. The signs to distinguish where you have to go and park are confusing. Cosmic tubing was at the East park and you need a Snow Parking permit (sold on site at guest services for $7 day pass). For the cost, cosmic tubing is NOT worth it. Way too many people even though you go for select time windows which are in 90 min increments. In 90 mins we were able to go down the 1 hill only 4 times. The hill is not steep so you won't go fast, in fact you'll likely not make it all the way to the bottom of the hill because they're not steep enough. My 6 y/o called it lame and I agree. There were conveyor belts on both sides to get you up the hill and tubes are provided. Overall not worth the price. Reduce the amount of people in each time window so we're not waiting 10-15minutes to go down a hill that's less than 15sec of a short-lived and slow ride down.

Skibowl has become my favorite place to Ski.. especially at night. I've been going here every year for a decade. The staff are always kind. The other guests at the mountain are also always friendly. I can go from my parked car to the lift in a matter of minutes.. The food & drink prices are reasonable toooo.... When there's a good snow year, the upper bowl is awesome. Enjoy.

WORST day ever! What a massive disappointment to our 3 families with tons of children. Our families drove 1.5 hrs there only to discover the Mt. Hood Adventure Park (summer activities) is closed on TUES! There is ZERO information on their website. ZERO calendar of events. Absolutely horrific 3 hour experience.

Amazing place to get married or host an event! Mt Hood Skibowl is primarily known for having the Most Night Skiing Terrain In North America, but is also host to some incredible Weddings & Events. The historic Warming Hut is where the ceremony takes place and is accessible by Chair lift or Shuttle. One of the most iconic elements of getting married at Skibowl is that to get to the Wedding Reception via the Alpine slide. Not every day you see of well dressed guests zooming down a slide to the party! https://skibowl.com/weddings/wedding-packages/

Had a great time night skiing. Came on a Saturday for the 3-10pm ticket (great price in my opinion) and rented all of our stuff. Rental prices were also not bad. Keep in mind that helmet is extra--and they don't rent goggles/gloves so bring your own (I ended up buying a $40 pair of goggles at the retail shop). Despite the google woes, my pal & I got on the slopes without too much trouble & were blown away by how gorgeous the mountain is (especially as the sun sets). Absolutely no lift lines & pretty empty runs as well. The main ski area has a lodge with food & a lodge with a bar. Mid-mountain also has a warming hut. For the price, I'd say this mountain is a great deal (about $100 to rent AND ski?!) the lifts are old school but pretty common place for a local resort. Good mountain (my comparison is Big Sky/Bridger Bowl). Huge selection of black diamonds & a really fun green that goes from the peak all the way down. Apparently the biggest night ski resort in the country. Would definitely come again.

We went on a Saturday and arrived at 4pm. It was fun, and the kids enjoyed it a lot. So did Hannah, our husky. She was the star of the show with everyone It's just 10 mins down from timberline. Giving it 4 stars only because the bar area/building was very dingy, it could definitely use a sprucing up. Hannah (our husky), was allowed in the bar though, we got in trouble for taking her onto the electric belt going up the hill to the slopes, oops The slopes were fun but basic with extremely long lines; we were told that another place had better slopes. I don't remember the name of the other area where they do snow tubing. We enjoyed our time and I'd recommend checking this place out to anyone. A fun pit stop.

I spent the day here today. It is not run like it was pre-Covid. The Cascade lift at Ski Bowl East was not running and looked like it was no longer functioning. The open fire pit at Ski Bowl West has not had a fire the last couple of times I have come. The fire at the lodge at Ski Bowl East was barely tended, almost whimpering out. The lifts are old and not in great shape. One wonders how safe they are. None have bars and all are (only) two-seaters. The cushions are worn and uncomfortable. There is still the chance to pay 75 cents for lockers at Ski Bowl East whereas lockers at West are $10. Quite the difference! No more drinkable water fountain at Ski Bowl West locker area -- only a bottle filling station. This place charges $89 or more for a day but clearly needs substantial investment. Where is all the money going?

For experience, but a few pro tips. First, there can be a super long line up top for the slide like 45 minutes to an hour and a half. Consider this when choosing the one ride or two ride pass. Beautiful, terrain, helpful and friendly staff.

I want to be really really fair and say that Skibowl is a gorgeous mountain, the staff were very friendly and the rental experience was easy and personal. BUT I also need to highlight that their ski lifts have not been updated maybe ever and are only a chair - no safety bar, feet rests etc and as such is not the safest for young children, especially children whom already experience some fear of heights. Unfortunately we did not know this before we spent $600. My husband is an avid skier who grew up skiing in Maine. He first went up by himself mostly to sort out how feasible it would be for our kids to run the slopes as they are first time learners. He came down terrified about the ski lift and said he thought there was a very high likilhood that our 10 year old would have a panic attack on the lift. He himself said this was the scariest ski lift experience he has ever had. This resulted in my 10 year old being stuck on the learner hill which she got bored off after 10 minutes. Which meant she and I skied for about 30 minutes while the rest of the time was spent with her whining and yelling at me about how bored she was and us sitting in the bar for a couple of hours while we waited for my husband and son to do a couple of runs. It may have been a different experience for her if the rope tows were open - but I think because of the time of year (early Jan) that wasn't an option. SO long review mostly to communicate - understand skibowl's limitation, call ahead and make sure there are options for younger skiiers and/or persons with even a slight fear of heights and if you can't get definitive confirmation from staff consider heading to the mountain -checking out the ski lift before shelling out the cash and if you're uncomfortable about the lifts - head up to Mount hood Meadows which is a very similar price for a lot more options and updated safe ski lifts.

Ski bowl web page shows $50 learn at your own pace lesson with instructors at various stations . But when we sign up they said "oh we don't do that any more". We had to get $100 group lesson. Lesson was supposed to start at 10am. No instructor for 7 minutes. Three new students added after 20minutes. Teacher helps new students while others stood around. Teacher was ok but did not provide a positive learning experience for the class.

Probably a star higher than earned but my kids had so much fun that I won't fault the park for some hiccups. Tubing hill was well maintained and it's a naturally good COVID activity since you're fully covered (face, hands) and the tubes force you apart from other parties. Love the conveyor! UV sanitizer for the tubes when you're done, good COVID measures. We spent some time on the snow hill and enjoyed that a little more than the tubing hill - snowballs, snowmen, and the kids snow wrestling!

finally made it up the mountain for boarding for my 1st time as a Portlander! we did the 3pm to close (10p) and it was so much fun. fresh snow from the night before, this was a Saturday after it snowed in Portland so it was slower than usual? great vibes all around ill be back

Fine for skiing when you don't want to spend much and the runs are really nice. You obviously get beautiful views. But I have to say the chairlifts are about as sketchy as it gets. I really dislike being on them and don't feel totally safe... especially during night skiing. They aren't easy to get on/off and look like they haven't been updated since the 1960s. As a beginner skier, I will also say that the "green" run back down to the main lodge is quite steep and you really have to watch your back for more advanced skiers or snowboarders flying down the hill. Other than that run, the rest of them don't usually seem very busy and I've felt like I had plenty of space. So, all in all good value but if you are just starting or a little nervous about chairlifts, I'd go somewhere else.

We went up there today. My husband, two Kiddos and I. Spent little over $100 for the adventure package Just the basic! Totally understandable about the signs stating what you can and cannot go on with the pass. We started the the alpine slide it was super fun. We got stuck in some spots but overall my three year old and I got down just fine. Headed to the other side and that's when everything went downhill! The positive was there was not many people. No crowd. Didn't have to wait for a thing. Downside there were barely any workers, no direction. No guidance. No one was at the bungee cord stop, or the maze, or the zip line, water running tube attraction had popped things. The only person who was personable, kind and informative was the man who helped at the kiddy go kart area. Shout to him when my son was showing some fun crashing into things . My kiddos had fun but was just sad seeing how bad customer service is nowadays. Everyone rather just be chatting with the other employees and paying no mind to the customers. To wrap it up my kids wanted to go down the alpine slide onnnnnne more time! I got to ride down by myself but unfortunately got half way down before it stopped and would not go. Many of them are rusted and old. Thankfully my son wasn't with me since I had to take the sled off the slide and walk the rest of the way down. That was nerve wrecking for me since I had a plate, screws and pins in my ankle so could of been dangerous. Glad it was not a smaller kiddo. Just dangerous to me! I was upset because that just isn't safe and I honestly felt like we wasted money for broken down rusted things and nowhere to really just enjoy stuff with our kids... $9 for a lemonade. $28 just to do the slide!!! Your save more getting the package BUT still a waste when no one is around to help you with the attraction rules guidance or have things open that are broke!!!!I should of went to bullwinkles! I wanted to demand my money back and be a black Karen raising hell on the Hood.... But it would do no good for me honestly The manger Karen was kind heard my rant and overall just said you should really teach the other side of the park to pay attention to the customers! For SAFETY!!! Karen offered to give us a free ride on the old ski ramp.... Nah I'm good. I don't recommend anyone spend money at this place for rusted old things that have not been taken care of. Or if you have small kids who may get stuck on the slide

I went to this establishment for tubing with my two sons in late January 2025. We came here last year for our first time to do the cosmic tubing and we had an excellent time. But most recently, I experienced nothing but customer service failures across the board. Every which way that I turned, the staff just disappointed over and over again. Yelp doesn't allow me to do a complete and lengthy review covering the entire experience, so I'll just share what the final nail in the coffin for me was. It came when my youngest son was coming down from the hill on a tube and right at the bottom as another child tuber was sliding backwards, their tube slammed right into my 7-year-old son's tube. I was thankfully standing right there at the bottom of the hill and I was able to come over to him quickly. The parent of the other child was showing concern vocally calling out to both of the young boys, mine included asking if they were okay because they were both silent and shaken up from the slam into each other. I tried to remain calm as I approached my son worried if he had a head injury. My son just sat in the tube not moving or responding to her calls and he just sat there quiet. I bent over and grabbed him to comfort him and very seriously asked him if he was alright. He nodded still silent and just continued to look puzzled and shaken up. He got up and we both turned to start walking and before I could even grab his tube, one of the staff out there at the bottom was dragging it away from us. The staff just looked over his shoulder as we turned to follow where our tube was leaving and says "Is he alright?" Um? So... in your quest to hurry us along and out of the way so the other tubers can proceed going down the hill again, you didn't think to maybe prioritize two children's well-beings that's both just slammed into each other? Thanks for dragging our tube away buddy as if to say "get out of the way" versus stopping what you are doing and halting the session altogether and checking on the situation to see if everyone is actually okay. Unbelievable. This was fail #4 of the day. So then towards the end of the session, that staffer that drug away our tube notices me standing there pissed writing an email to the owner Kirk Hanna and he comes up to me and asks "Is he alright? That kinda thing happens all day." Um? So, you mean to tell me that people are tubing down the mountain at mach speeds all day and they're slamming into each other like that and nobody has a procedure for appropriate response to ensure they're all truly okay? Got it. While I appreciate him checking, it was a bit of an afterthought to the entire situation and hardly exercised any level of real concern or care for either child. Their staff fumbled big. It has now been a whopping 2 months and 1 week since I emailed Kirk and I've gotten zero response from him about my experience. No acknowledgement, nothing. A simple, "Sorry for your experience, this is definitely not what we aspire for our customers," would've gone miles for me. But nope. Not even that. So then. Hate to do it. But they're getting Yelped over over it and I'm marking this as a #5 fail of the experience for me/us.

Awful management ( Karen and Pat), could care less about guests and future business..

Love it! Just great experience with cold weather and snow activities. Highly recommended! Please always come prepared with snow clothes and check the weather and guidance.

I can't believe we haven't done this before. My Sister, Niece, Wife and I made plans to go Snow Tubing. We got our Time Spot online and day of, went on an adventure. No snow on the roads made for a safe drive. My Sister is a little nervous driving in snow but she did great. The snow was all upper elevations. At Ski Bowl West is the Tubing. We found a Parking Spot up front because of my handicap status. Awesome for me. Checked in and got our Germ Free Tubes. Yes they have a Sterilization Machine they run all the used tubes through before the next group. Uphill walk? Nope. There is a Conveyer Belt to bring you up. Then you just find a lane and when they say GO, you jump on and start having fun. I couldn't stop laundry I giggled like a child. I haven't had fun like that in a while. We all had child like joy that day. My Sister is awesome at making family memories. My niece is 10, she could've stayed all day. She did play more back at the hotel. We all vowed to do this every year from now on. Was it worth every penny? Absolutely.

I'll probably come back to Skibowl, but I would rather pay a little more for Timberline or Meadows. First issue was how long it took for my fiancée to get a rental. 45 minutes vs 5-20 minutes at other places. My least favorite part about Skibowl is their chairlifts. They seem old, only fit 2 people, and are a pain to get on and off. The worst lifts of any of the ~20 ski areas I've been to. We also went during covid and trying to figure out whose turn it was to get on the lift was a huge pain. Timberline had someone directing traffic, Skibowl did not. The mountain itself isn't bad. I had fun on every run I went down and the runs weren't overly crowded, even on a busy day.

The worst!! Cosmic tubing is oversold so you pay to stand in line. Epitome of a money grab. The amount of runs in 90 min equates to $6-$8 per run. Family of four is $24-$32 per 30 second run. For shame. The owner clearly has the ethics and morals of a Russian oligarch. Shame on Skibowl. Pure garbage!

We had a nice time tubing here with the kiddos (ages 5 & 8). Came for the morning time slot (11-12:30), buying our tickets in advance. I thought it was a bit on the high side ($25 for kids, $30 for adults). We arrived early, checked in, got our tubes, rode the escalator up the hill, and then started tubing. We had a tube for 1 person and a tube for 2 - kids were able to do both with no problem. The lanes were well groomed so there were no issues with crossing lanes or flying in the air. It seemed well organized. My only complaint was that there were quite a few people so we had a lot of waiting at the top. I might do this again if the kids ask for it.

My first time snowboarding and it was a blast here! It can get crowded but there's plenty of space for everyone. I only chilled at the bunny slopes so that's what I'm basing it on, but it was a good time! Staff was friendly enough, patrol was out, beers were served, plenty of parking. I only wish there were more food options but not a deal breaker at all!

Could be fun but no refund policy needs to be changed. I bought 8 summer day passes totaling $639. after an hour of opening the entire operation closed due to rain. It wasn't raining and the roads and sidewalks were completely dry. It didn't rain afterwards either.No refunds were given although credit for future tickets were. Why would I want to put my family through the aggravation again? The park seemed to close early because attendance was low. This is an abuse of a no-refund policy. If the organization wants to behave this way they should add language to their website stating that the resort can close at anytime for any reason even if that reason does not involve safety and is purely financial.

Giant disappointment. This could have been such an amazing opportunity for the small Government Camp community. BUT. The execution and management of this facility is poor. You have to buy tickets online, and when you do... there is no mention of limited hours for the main attractions like the zip line, tree tour, etc... we bought tickets online in the AM, showed up at opening... and were met with a surprise sign that hours differed for the main attractions. More than half of the staff is less than helpful, surly, and by a conservative measure... rude. To include taking a *pee break in the bushes* in clear view of the public. Overall, not recommended unless you absolutely can't come up with anything else to do on the mountain.

Great place to learn to snowboard. My son had lessons with Mateo and he was fantastic. He's getting the skills he need to shred. I had some binding issues and the pro shop helped me repair and eventually replace them quickly and for a fair price.

Had so much fun! Fresh snow that weekend in February and the slopes were absolutely a blast! The tubing was fun too, long unorganized lines but it was still a great time!

This review is specific to Cosmic Tubing. If I was reviewing the ski resort it would be 5 stars. I was so excited to try Cosmic Tubing. It quickly went bad. Very unorganized, long lines, and rude staff. I believe they were probably very stressed out and unorganized and that was their problem. We paid $38 per person and due to the short amount of time 5-6:30, we only went down 3 times and the rest of the time we stood in long lines. I feel like $38 is way too much for this activity. I highly recommend NOT doing this.

went to skibowl 2/6/24. weather was clear and just at 32 degrees with no wind. Not crowded at all. Unfortunately the place had not been groomed since ??? and the snow was hard/chunky/icey. Three bumpy/scarey runs and we had had enough. Will come back when they decide to groom their runs again. Granted, we are seniors and not super skiers, but conditions should have been better. Didn't seem to bother younger skiers, though.

Not a fan of the ski lifts. Rickety and a little sketchy getting on to given the speed and width of the seat but you get used to it quickly. Getting to the meat of things, they really need to adopt a refund policy like the fusion pass. It's funny that they expect returning customers to spend 600-1k+ on seasonal passes but don't have any perks other than a free plastic ID if you lose it once. If I'm being honest, you're better off getting the fusion pass and spending more given the policy and small discounts. At least you can get some of your money back worst case scenario. This is coming from someone who spent 679 on one pass and is out for the season now. Maybe I'm nitpicking a bit but until it happens to you this may seem unrelatable. Or maybe you have a couple money trees in your backyard, who knows.

Do not rent from Skibowl! My son and I rented a snowboard package each, the bindings failed on mine four times in a row, even after they replaced bindings with new ones, they keep claiming that it is because it is so cold, but this is a ski resort!! I ended up crashing twice, and I ended up walking all the way down the mountain at one point. $150 down the tube, because I refuse to try a fifth time, knowing I will get the same results. Wasted ticket, wasted morning. My son's rental bindings also failed, he went back up so we will see what happens...

Easy kiosk to scan phone for tickets. Staff was friendly and night skiing lines were minimal.

My game took advantage of their 1/2/3 lesson package. For $150 they got three lessons, three lift tickets amd three equipment rentals. Its a fabulous seal for first timmers. You have all season to use the lessons and after your first lesson you don't need a reservation. They desperately need to expand their Cafe area, if it's going to be busy I don't even bother with it. I bring our own food and drink. Check out the Mt.Hood Tribal Heritage Center for more seating options.

Worst experience ever. No one know anything and no one was helpful. Poor customer service.

The only reason I am leaving this negative review is because I saw that Sam W. Of Skibowl I was addressing concerns prior to my visit, but nothing changed! I was really worried about going to Cosmic Tubing because of all these Dreadful reviews about the experience. I felt reassured that the issues were being addressed because Sam W kept commenting on these poor posts, leading me to believe that he was looking into fixing it. The problems that I saw about Cosmic Tubing before I came was that there was no organization, and several were upset about not being able to go tubing in the 2-hour window. I had never been to Ski Bowl in the past. Once I arrived there, it was easy for me to find how to pay my $30 is to go Cosmic Tubing. After that, I had no clue where to go next. I followed other individuals around like a creeper until I found the tubes, then saw that you took them up the conveyor belt. At the top of the conveyor belt it turned into a huge mess. No one knew where the lines began or ended, they would just keep running into each other and asking over and over again, are you in line? I was also under the impression that the longer tubes that could take more than one person were designated for children with a parent. That was not the case. I almost died from a foursome of women coming full speed at me. That was cool I guess, I like a little danger in my life.

I was very disappointed with our experience. No customer service. The lines for tubing were extremely unorganized. It was like a free for all. It was hard to tell who worked there if anybody. We received more guidance/help from other people tubing than anything. Due to the long lines and the disorganization we were only able to go down with the tube's twice. For five people (2 adults and 3 kids) it was $190 which isn't terrible but definitely not worth it if we only got to ride twice. I would recommend finding a different alternative for anyone reading this. Thank you.

Horrible. The bar is closed. Got that? Closed. As in, there's one place for people to sit and it's in the cafeteria with no chairs. This place never was that great but now it just plain sucks. Bad.

Though crowded for some reason, everywhere, the lines move fairly fast, great staffing and choice of foods and options, kids get season passes for $50! Great runs and our kids love it!

This is for the tubing. All I have to say is save your money and avoid this at all costs. It's a hour and a half time window for 36 bucks a person. It was a twenty minute wait to go down. I watched three people go down or at least try but most ended up walking down. It's not steep or long as well. I went down and made it two feet before stopping and had to walk the rest down. The pure extortion of your money for such a laughable experience. Talked to the man at the pay counter and the excuse was " we got a foot of snow last night". Okay well how about giving people the option of a refund as we were one and done. Four people and 144.00 dollars for the most miserable half hour on the mountain. We went at 5pm time on 4/1/23. Guess that was a great April fools on us!

Great place for beginners. You can rent all your gear here! And little shops sell eye goggles etc. Cute trails and park for snowboarders! The lodge is so cute and cozy! Recommend coming here! Staff is sweet :)

To be fair, the runs are good and night skiing really nice and not crowded. That being said, the lifts here are extremely unfriendly for snowboarders, and even less so for beginners. To make this fact worse, the staff operating the lift is incompetent at best. I am a beginner, so I would do a hand motion to slow the lift down when getting off, and they wouldn't. As a result, obviously, you take a pretty nasty fall and even after that, they don't slow the lift down to give a person time to get out of the way. I was getting ready to get off the lift, and there were another two snowboarders who fell -- they didn't bother to stop or even slow the thing down and what resulted was a crash of 4 people. We took a break there, and every single snowboarder fell getting off the lift. I wouldn't come back just due to the incompetence of the staff operating the lifts. Also, they are super unsafe for children as there is no barrier. A wrong move and you can fall off. Fix your lifts, and train your staff!

Summer review: it was fun, but low quality and way too expensive. First of all, it's hard to know how to even enter the place. The signs are not very clear. The parking lot is blocked off with a sign, but you are actually allowed to park in there; you just have to drive around the sign. The park is divided into two parts. One side has the alpine slide, bike trails, restrooms, and a small place to eat that pretty much only serves three foods--a hot dog, a bbq pulled pork sandwich, and one other item I forget. The guy in the food shack said the other half of the park had no food, which was not true. The other half of the park had a food truck, but not sure what they served. There are also lots of restaurants nearby just outside the park. At this other half of the park, there were lots of things to do, but some of the activities were not being monitored by any employee (golf, pedal carts, maze, batting). Some of the things were broken or dysfunctional (one out of two pedal carts had a flat tire, one out of two kiddy carts had a dead battery, most of the batting machines didnt spit out the ball correctly, one of the tubes didnt slide, one of the two ponies had anger issues and the other one looked like it needed water or sleep). You would think that if you pay $79 per person for the most expensive tickets, you should get access to all the activities, but no. There are still a lot of things they want to charge you extra for. For example, horseback riding is not included in that ticket price. If you want horseback riding, it costs $40 per person just for that. The $79 tickets do get you a discount on the horseback riding though--only $7 extra per person. Still too much in my opinion after I already paid $79 per person for tickets. If you want to do everything one time, I recommend not getting the most expensive tickets. We did everything (except the things that cost extra), and it took us the whole time we were there to get it all done, which was about six hours.

The staff here is awesome !! They go out of there way to accommodate guests ! Behind the scene a lot goes into making a safe day on mountain !!the summer park also is a great way to spend family time .go check them out have a beer hit slopes .go enjoy yourself such a great place to ski and we also do weddings they summer lot going on up here on mountain come see us . And one of biggest night skiing

Regarding: TACO TRUCK they have on site on the East side: We had such an amazing time on both sides of the park. My only frustration comes from the rude lady who works at the taco truck.... I ordered food with no issue then when my food was done, I was handed my order on a tray... okay, fine-- I was hoping/expecting/assuming it would be wrapped up as a to-go order because I was unaware of the "dining area" hidden behind the truck...(sorry?). I politely waited my turn after others were ordering and asked the COOK if she could wrap my food up so I could take it to-go. Shockingly, she replied; "I'm busy right now." And handed me foil. I had no problem doing it myself... I said thank you, to which she replied "I don't know why you didn't say anything when you ordered".... Excuse me? I told her "I wasn't asked if I wanted it "for here or to-go". The tray that my food was on, I sat it in the window so she could easily take it back, she said "TAKE IT TO THE BUSSING AREA WHERE ITS SUPPOSED TO GO". My final reply was: "I'm busy right now" and I walked off with my 3 (personally wrapped in to-go form) $13 mediocre tacos, stale chips, and hot sour cream Glad you didn't ruin my day, busy cook lady... hope you enjoyed your $10 tip on my $13 order. Cheer up