A beautiful mirror lake with an awesome view of Mt. Hood. Great for kayaking, fishing, paddle boarding, camping, fishing or just relaxing. Love it here!!

First Impression: Lake Trillium in Oregon instantly feels like a slice of paradise. The moment you arrive, the calm waters and surrounding scenery set the tone for a peaceful and refreshing experience. Ambience: Relaxing, colorful, and full of life. People can be seen swimming, fishing, or kayaking, which adds vibrancy without disturbing the calm. The reflection of Mt. Hood on the lake is absolutely mesmerizing and elevates the beauty of the place. Final Verdict: Lake Trillium is a must-visit gem in Oregon—relaxing, picture-perfect, and full of natural charm. The reflection of Mt. Hood is the crown jewel of this experience. Blind Trust Meter: Very High – A True Nature Lover’s Spot.

A gorgeous lake! Not busy at all. It was a little rainy when we stopped, but still glad we made the trip!

Small lake but good view of mount hood as well as private and peaceful place. Great place to time enjoying views and sipping coffee😉

A very beautiful spot with a pleasant walking area around. Perfect for a peaceful stroll — and you can even camp here

Nice lake, relatively close to Portland. Due to close proximity the effects of high usage are noticeable, still an impressive view.

We have visited the place on a gloomy day but still it was a beautiful experience. Though the MtHood isn’t in sight the travel was a pleasant experience

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

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 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!

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

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!

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.

Our guide, Nanne, introduced himself and asked that he jump in our vehicle with us and proceed to our hike. We proceeded across Mt. Hood summer ski slopes on our way to Umbrella Falls and checked out Sahalie Falls at the end of our 2 1/2 hour hike. A beautiful, informative and mostly easy hike for non-hiking, but reasonably fit people. Thanks for organizing the hike Zach!

Our only disappointment was that we booked the 90 minute tour instead of the 3 hour tour! An amazing experience, abundant amounts of snow with brand new smobiles that can really fly. Our guide, Lynn, was amazing. Very professional looked out for our safety and made sure that we had fun! This is a must do and we will be returning back soon!

Had a wonderful guided tour by Lynn on Christmas Day! As it was our first time on snowmobiles, Lynn took the time to make sure we reviewed safety guidelines and felt comfortable with our sleds. Her bubbly and friendly personality and knowledge of the area made for an awesome adventure!

Scott was our guide on a snowmobiling adventure! He was an incredible teacher as it was a first time for a few of us. We had the BEST time. Can’t wait to go again!! Thank you!

Thank you so much for waiting for me. Went on a snowshoe tour. Could have maybe gone longer and $75 was a bit steep, but the guide was great and only one couple besides me.

We went on a half day snowmobile tour. I’ve done three snowmobile tours before in the Leavenworth WA area, with three different companies. Those were BOOORRRING! I don’t think the Leavenworth tours got more than five mph, and you got barked at, if you went six mph! The trip today was the first one that I would call fun. We had beautiful scenery, and a mix of terrain. We were able to open them up a bit on the straightaways. We will definitely be back! Scott was a great guide. The store staff on two visits were very helpful and patient, especially the young lady that set my wife up with equipment. Interesting that we rode double on a snowmobile that had a sticker that said “ No Passengers”. Maybe the ride would have been a bit smoother if we weren’t approaching max weight with two riders, and she was complaining that she didn’t have much room for her feet. (She has a medical condition and can’t ride solo)

Great experience! We did the 1.5 hour snowmobile tour and it was 100% worth every penny. We had the best time. Our tour guide Lynn was awesome.

This is a fascinating place. They have a lot of interesting historical items. Love the scale model of Timberline Lodge. The workers are friendly and informative people. There is a room with beautiful artwork. A nice little gift shop. A definite must see.

If you plan a trip to Mt. Hood. Then definitely make sure to stop at the cultural center and museum. I was hosted by board member Sandy and she was a true joy to chat with and so welcoming and courteous. Makes she to check out the museum, so maybe cool gifts in their gift shop and useful pamphlets in their visitor section. Thank you

Excellent exhibit on Steiner! Enjoyed the ski exhibits, particularly the history of the ski patrol. Exhibits also included ski equipment artifacts. A great variety of animal pelts. There is an interactive model of Mt. Hood and 360° loop around, with towns, bodies of water and trails. There is a tiny gift shop and room with many tourist brochures for the area and Oregon state. The docent at the front desk was friendly and knowledgeable. There is no fee, but donations are appreciated. It is a very nice center.

Mount hood is a definitely must see! You can get great pictures from trillium lake and Timberline lodge where the movie the shining was filmed!

Nice drive to Mount Hood. Spent some time around. Visited the lodge, nice ambience. There is a restaurant too. We didn't have anything there. Also nice public restrooms are in the lodge. Parking is difficult. But we did get closer to the lodge after going around for about 10-15 minutes.

I'm ashamed to admit that the "culture" shared is only settler culture since descendants of European immigrants arrived and the development of skiing and recreation. Seriously. That's it. Their excuse for completely ignoring Indigenous culture and history is "Generally, the collection will focus on the time period beginning with the pioneering of the Barlow Road branch of the Oregon Trail in 1845. Due to financial and expertise limitations, the museum will not collect Native American related objects." Quoted from the website. Evidently, the culture of the real local population since time immemorial is just too much trouble? I didn't even see a single modern Native artist on display. How hard would it be to offer some space to the good people of Warm Springs to curate as they see fit to kindly educate the rest of us a bit and offer some Native art and handcrafted items for sale? I not only don't recommend visiting, I recommend boycotting the place. The museum management should be shame-faced, but evidently they're not. The epitome of racist rubbish that simply does not deign to recognise millennia of culture. It's an embarrassment on the Mountain as far as I am concerned.

A small museum with local history and artifacts. Interesting collection of winter sporting equipment. Also notebooks with news stories and recollections relevant to the area. Also gift shop has local artists' work. Worth the stop.

I lost my phone, and the staff were super helpful on monday Came back Thursday to find someone turned my phone in. Thanks for all your help, everyone

We had an awesome time at The Summit . My kids and I have never been skiing before ,it was an amazing experience. The staff was super friendly , and even helped my daughter on the mountain when she couldn’t figure out breaking ! Can’t wait to go again !!

Perfect spot for a beginner or first-timer learning how to ski/snowboard. Easy access from Portland. Nice dynamic pricing for 1/2 day options. Runs are the perfect length, a few different route and obstacles to take (narrow, rolling hills/jumps, trees). And the snow was nice and powdery.

Stopped on the way home from camping for a quick bite to eat at 10am. Best breakfast sandwich ever! Seriously the bomb. The view of Hood in the background with a hot cup of Joe. 5 stars. Awesome customer service. No complaints.

It's one lift at Summit but has like 3 tracks to snowboard. I paid $60 for a half day for me and my son. This place is awesome!! I'm a beginner and my son is medium rider and he had a blast, I was worried that he'll be bored of Summit but he had fun.

Great place for a fun day In the snow and great staff this is hands down best place to go with family. I do recommend always carrying chains in your car because road conditions change very fast but the roads are very easy to maneuver and plenty of space for driving and not to far from sandy.

Bearbeque poem. My rented house entrance had one stair, and there was a noise, I knew it was bear. At midnight he was, I just didn't care. Too late for hellos by the trash can fare. Too tired to greet the front door bear. I was sleepy and ghosted the bear over there. But the trash can noise continue for a while, and I wondered if evening's barbeque made bear smile. So, I thought let me see the bear enjoy chicken dinner, but I couldn't see him through the high door windows. So I moved to the kitchen and saw the winner. He was loving the sauce from Timberline Summit Pass, dear lord it was spicy, this bear will know when tomorrow in the woods its time to pass. G. Larry Leonakis July, 7, 2023 A gift to Timberline Summit Pass Restaurant Mt Hood, Oregon. Wonderfully pleasant hospitality! They also have diet drinks! Try their Marion berry shake.

Overall nice restaurant, food was good but be careful of the sirloin. I didn’t realize it’s normally cooked in a crock pot, ours definitely was more chewy than not. Nice rustic atmosphere, great friendly service.

When you go into a place you’ve never been in before, it’s natural to look for either a server, hostess, or sign directing you to wait or seat yourself. We didn’t see any of these. After a few minutes of no eye contact with the only person working behind the bar we walked on to the patio and asked the server. She was nice and let us know to seat ourselves and order at the bar. The guy behind the bar taking orders seamed dismissive, and like he didn’t want to be there. It was awkward. Also,It wasn’t very busy but it still took 40 minutes to get our order. The food was “average bar food”. We have no desire to return.

My boyfriend and I come up every year for his birthday, for the past 5 years now, and we always make this a stop. We almost always get our dinners here, and it's always very good! My boyfriends is a particularly big fan of the chilli! Says its the best hes had. The bartender, which I also believe had been there a while, is amazing at her job and very friendly. I look forward to our times here every year (:

Charlie’s Mountain View is the best place to stop for a beer and food after a day on the mountain or if you’re just passing through. Locals and out-of-town-ers alike love stopping at Charlie’s. They have a restaurant side for the folks with kids and the bar side for the “adult kids”. 🍻

The restaurant is a cozy little spot right off the road, serving fresh and tasty food. The French fries came out piping hot, which was impressive. We ordered shrimp tacos, a Caprese flatbread, and a Caesar salad—everything was delicious. I absolutely loved it, and the service was excellent.

Food is overpriced and small in quantity. It lacks taste and flavor. The server was new and friendly, but i had to go and ask for basics i.e. plates, cutlery, etc. Nice small place, clean, friendly staff, but given the past ratings, we expected better food and service.

My boyfriend and I stopped here on our way home from camping today. The place had good reviews and we were wanting some good breakfast, so we were super excited to support local and stop somewhere right in Mt Hood. We sat down and checked out the breakfast menu on my phone, didn’t get any service. I’m a bartender, and so I thought i’d go order up front to save the bartender from having to come to us if she was too busy (there were maybe 6-8 other people there). We ordered two plates of food, a mimosa, and a coke. We got our own water at a self serve station and a buzzer to come up to the bar to get our food when it was ready. All very much self serve style. Upon signing my check and tipping $6 on a $44 tab, the bartender turns to me and says “that’s not even enough to cover the kitchen”. I was shocked because commenting on someone’s tip is a) extremely unprofessional and b) it’s all self serve!!! I had to order up front, carry my own drinks back, pick up my own food when the pager buzzed, and she had even mentioned there was free refills on sodas but that I would have to bring the glass back up to get it filled. In no way was she actually providing service to us besides taking our order! I always tip 20% for service but if there’s no service being provided directly at table, there is no rhyme or reason for tipping that much. I felt what I tipped was fair and the bartender made us feel so uncomfortable. We ended up leaving without our food, and I told her she could keep the money so that she could pay her cooks “the appropriate amount”. All of the others in the bar were clearly regulars, and she treated them so kind, brought their food to their tables, asked for refills about drinks. Needless to say, we will never be returning thanks to this horrible bartender (older white lady, long ponytail).