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The Mountain

 

Summit Elevation: 6,683 feet
Base Elevation: 5,120 feet
Vertical Rise: 1,563 feet
555 acres skiable terrain  / 225 acres groomable terrain
20 km Nordic trails

Average Snowfall: 430 inches

LIFTS: 1 six person detachable, 3 triple chair lifts, 1 Magic Carpet.
Lift Capacity: 9300 skiers per hour.
Eagle Peak - 6 Pack 5200 feet 1520 feet 3,000 skiers/hour
Peak 2 - Triple Chair 3,120 feet 886 feet 1,800 skiers/hour
Sleepy Hollow - Triple Chair 870 feet 100 feet 1,200 skiers/hour
Twilight - Triple Chair 3,300 feet 798 feet 1,800 skiers/hour
Magic Carpet 1,500 skiers/hour

Alpine Runs: 29 Trails; 5 Beginner, 13 Intermediate, 11 Advanced
Trail Ratings
Beginner: 21 %
Intermediate: 45 %
Advanced: 34 %
Longest run: Kaleidoscope/Perseverance - 2.1 miles 
Steepest Run: R.T.S. - up to 52 degrees.

NORDIC
Nordic Trails:  Up to 20 kilometers of skate groomed trails. Trails are groomed on a rotating schedule and not every trail is groomed every day. During periods of heavy snow grooming may be delayed. 

TUBING is not offered on our permit area.

The History

Celebrating our 80th season here at the Pass!!

Willamette Pass Ski Area officially opened in 1941 with a handful of rope tows. Roy and Edra Temple were the ski area's first owners, followed by George Korn who owned and operated the ski area for more than twenty-five years. The ski area was later owned by several ownership groups, each bringing new improvements to the ski area, like the Poma Lift which was installed in the mid 1950s. In 1982 the ski area was purchased by the Wiper family who still owns and operates the ski area today. The family quickly modernized the ski area by installing a Summit Lift. Over the years we have seen major improvements: The Ski Lodge, the Twilight Triple Chair, The Sleepy Hollow Lift, the Peak 2 Lift and the state's first high speed detachable six passenger lift, which replaced the Summit Lift. Today Willamette Pass has four chairlifts and one surface lift which serve 555 acres and a vertical drop of 1,563 feet.

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