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The Village of Government Camp (1.5 miles). "Govy" offers downhill, cross country ski and snowshoe rental and repair, mountain bike rentals, restaurants, taverns, convenience grocers, gifts and T shirts, gasoline and a post office as well as the Mt Hood Cultural Center and Museum with its public internet access and exhibits. |
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Multorpor SkiBowl (1.5 miles). Year-round activities include downhill skiing, night skiing, alpine slide, horseback riding, go carts, bungie jumping and more. |
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Trillium Lake (2 miles). A scenic high-mountain lake with fishing, non-motorized boating, swimming, and breathtaking views of Mt. Hood. |
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Summit Ski Area (1 mile). A family-oriented downhill skiing and snow play area. |
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Timberline Lodge National Historic Site (6 miles). A world-famous year-round lodge and ski area, with a restaurant and interpretive displays & free summer tours. |
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Mt. Hood Meadows (10 miles). Meadows offers Mt. Hood's largest alpine ski area, including night skiing. |
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Cooper Spur Resort (25 miles) restaurant, special events, winter tubing, downhill & XC skiing, summer mountain bike trails. |
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Hoodland Area
(12 miles). A cluster of small communities offering restaurants,
taverns, gifts, galleries, golf, churches, medical facilities,
groceries, public library and visitor information. |
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Hood River Valley (25 miles). Along with the nearby Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area, this region features windsurfing, the Mt. Hood Railway, fruit orchards, shopping, a hospital and other amenities. |
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Within an hour's drive you can be in the desert at the outside heated pool at Kaneetah Resort, on the Deschutes River in Maupin, to the Columbia River at Hood River, the Discovery Center in the Dalles and almost to the White Salmon River in Washington. |
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