MT HOOD LODGING
At the End of the Day,
You Can Afford to Stay
Quality Lodging That's Easy on Your Budget
So you want to get away to the mountain for a whole weekend, but want to keep it simple when you need a place to sleep? Less cost doesn’t mean less comfy at the motels, hotels, RV parks, campgrounds or vacation rentals available in The Villages of Mt. Hood. Whether you’re on your own, bringing the family, or taking the dog along, there’s a place for you to get a good night’s rest....
FREE MT HOOD FUN
Explore Your Mt Hood
Fresh Mountain Air is Just the Beginning
Birds are getting out and about for the spring, too. With a pair of binoculars and a bird guide, you could be spotting bald eagles, ring-necked ducks, red-breasted nuthatches, herons and mallards, to name only a few. Lost Creek Campground and Nature Trail and Old Maid Flats are a frequent choice for birders. Or perhaps it’s fish you’d like to spot – on your fishing line! The Fly Fishing Shop in Welches has a huge selection of flies and other supplies if your tackle box needs a little something. Bring a sandwich and a thermos and you’re all set for a day of angling on the nearby Sandy River...
Breakfast on Mt Hood
Warm Your Morning
with Breakfast in
the Villages of Mt Hood
Whether your day starts with a solid meal or a hot beverage and a muffin, you can find a breakfast to suit your taste in The Villages of Mt. Hood. Can’t start your day without coffee? Head to Java the Hut for K&F espresso and free wi-fi while you sip. Bagel sandwiches are ready when your appetite awakes. If you’re getting ready for an early round of golf, The Scottish Shoppe at The Resort on the Mountain serves K&F also, as well as a selection of breakfast pastries. Swing by after golf for a McTavish cookie...
Mt Hood Waterfalls
Mt Hood Waterfalls
Come Visit Them Anytime.
Now that spring is here, the local falls are breaking free of the winter’s ice and snow just like the rest of us. When you’re coming up to the Villages of Mt. Hood for a day trip or an overnight getaway, be sure and stop for a calming, refreshing interlude at one of the many waterfalls in the area. Would your horse like to go hiking too? Many area falls are located along trails open to livestock. Call the Zigzag Ranger Station to check your destination and permits before you load up...
About the Villages
Come to the Villages of Mt. Hood for year-round recreation, dining and Oregon lodging ( including Mt. hood cabins and fun Mt hood festivals. The Villages are a short, scenic drive from Portland, Oregon in the Mt. Hood National Forest area near the Columbia River Gorge. In addition to Oregon trail history, Oregon wine and Oregon sight seeing, you’ll find some of the best Oregon scenic trails, cycling, mountain biking, Mt Hood skiing ( Timberline, Ski Bowl and Meadows ), rock climbing, Oregon fly fishing, Oregon golf courses and plenty of fun family activities. For outdoor weddings, honeymoon lodging, Oregon family reunions, Mt. Hood camping, lodging specials, Mt Hood cabins and holiday getaways, come to the Villages of Mt. Hood.
About the Writer
Our stories are written by Andrée Larson. Andrée grew up in the Portland/Vancouver area. She earned an MA in Art History at the University of Oregon, and writes about the history and culture of people and communities. She's spent time in Europe and on the East Coast, and says the Pacific Northwest is hands down the best place to live. She currently lives in Tacoma with her husband, an artist.
Publisher Information
www.mthoodmagazine.com is published by:
Villages of Mt. Hood Tourism Marketing Alliance (501(c)6)
Serving the Villages of Alder Creek, Brightwood, Wemme, Welches, Zigzag and Rhododendron
Post Office Box 819 Welches, OR 97067
503.622.3017, fax 502.622.3163
TheVillages@MtHoodMagazine.com / www.MtHood.info
Subscribe today!
Subscribing to our web-based magazine is the best way to keep informed of all the news from the Villages... hot tips on what's new in lodging, dining, recreation, events and activities.



