Skiing and Snowboarding Glade Trail, between Timberline and Government Camp

Author and Editor: Gabriella Grace

Skiing and snowboarding the Glade Trail, the free run between Timberline and Government Camp, is an experience that every winter sports enthusiast should try. Located on Mt. Hood in Oregon, the Glade Trail offers a unique and challenging run for both skiers and snowboarders.

The Glade Trail is a 1.5 mile long run that begins at the top of Timberline Lodge and ends at Government Camp. It is known for its narrow, winding path through a dense forest of trees. The trail is not groomed, meaning that skiers and snowboarders must navigate through natural obstacles such as logs, rocks, and branches.

Despite the challenges, the Glade Trail is a popular choice for intermediate to advanced skiers and snowboarders. Its off-piste terrain and natural features provide a thrilling and exciting ride. The Glade Trail is also a great option for those looking to escape the crowded and often crowded groomed runs.

To access the Glade Trail, skiers and snowboarders must take a chairlift to the top of Timberline Lodge and then follow the marked trail to Government Camp. It is important to note that the Glade Trail is not patrolled by ski resort staff and there are no signs or markers indicating its location. Skiers and snowboarders should familiarize themselves with the route before attempting it and be prepared for any unforeseen obstacles or hazards.

Despite its challenging nature, the Glade Trail is a must-do for any winter sports enthusiast visiting Mt. Hood. Its natural beauty and thrilling terrain make it a unique and exciting experience. So if you’re looking for a change of pace from the groomed runs, be sure to give the Glade Trail a try.

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