Top sights in Government Camp & Timberline on Mt. Hood

Government Camp:

Cost: Free to wander. Food: $$-$$$$

Funky Fact: Timberline actually makes snow part of the year to keep its runs open.

1. The Huckleberry Inn

With some of the best breakfast food on the mountain, the Huckleberry Inn is the perfect spot to sample the famed Huckleberry Jam waffle.

2. Charlie’s Mountain View Restaurant

The best burgers in town this eclectic bar is covered in mountain theme grungy pub decor. The best part is the roaring fire pairing with an ice cold beer!

3. Timberline

1930s wood carved lodge is the most magical place to curl up with a book, cut of hot chocolate and watch the snow fall on Mt Hood.

4. Valhalla

One of my favorite drive bys on every trip to mount hood. This residential lodge is absolutely cabin core to the max. Its available on Airbnb for rent.

4. History Museum

Take a historic walk down memory lane and check out all the amazing memorabilia and antiques. Make sure to check out their gift shop for great prices!

5. The Taco Shoppe

Snow + Tacos happens to be a fabulous pairing.

6. Glacier Public House

Charming spot with a sparse atmosphere. This place is usually very easy to get fast service and never crowded.

7. Ratskeller

Ratakellers is famous for their Pizza as well as Mount Fries. This sports bar is the place to go for a lodge feel, great drinks and sports.

8. Christmas Lights in the Snow

Every winter the snow fall brings charming winter strolls. Day or night wall all the streets in town to check out the adorable cabins and log lodges that line the streets and twinkle with warm firelight and cheery Christmas lights.

10. Steiner Houses

11. Glade Trail

13. Mirror Lake hike and continuous hike to Tom, Dick and Harry Mountain

A grueling 7.5 mile hike rewards hikers with stunning views. Make sure to hike with all the proper gear!