Timberline Lodge

The Timberline Lodge was a fantastic place to stay for our Oregon ski trip. I would highly recommend this unique and enjoyable accommodation. The Ram's Head bar is a great place to grab a drink with friendly service and the Cascade Dining room provides great ambience and if you're lucky maybe a view. The food and wine were well thought out. Service was great all around. Will definitely be back.

This is an incredible resort with trails for days! I would recommend checking the conditions before you go, it was incredibly icy the day that we went which made it difficult to really enjoy the ride. The food in the restaurants was fantastic and I highly recommend getting a Bruno's Brownie Hot Chocolate at the Ram's Head Bar, it was awesome!

Iconic lodge with amazing views. The interior is beautiful. The food is pricey but good portions and well prepared. I don't know what the dining options are as of 10/20

Love love love this place. Lift is INCREDIBLE four person lifts with a safety bar that can be pulled down. Super fast lift but have awesome braking system getting on and off so its super slow to get on and off. Lovely staff, lots of trails, boots are cheaper to rent here than ski bowl and they're very comfortable and not worn out. Love it.

Timberline is a great ski area for beginner to intermediate skiers but lacks a good bunny hill so first timers should hit Meadows or ski bowl first. The terrain parks are good but the downhill terrain favors intermediate groom skiers. If you are looking for steeper terrain for advanced skiers and riders hit Meadows. Timberline is a great place on its own merits and the spring skiing is spectacular. It’s also the only place you can ski in August in the lower 48 though that experience is NOT beginner friendly as you’ll be intimidated by the steeper Palmer and the many ski racers around.nnUpdate: but the MTB park is a lot of fun. Like skiing there it’s not super advanced, but it’s a good days riding. If you like Timberline to Town you will love riding at T line