OREGON SKI REPORT

Last Updated: February 10, 2026

Oregon's ski conditions are improving as new snow accumulates in key areas. The Mount Hood region is leading with significant snowfall in the past 24 hours—up to 9” reported near Red Hill and 7” at nearby Blazed Alder, both close to Mt. Hood Meadows and Timberline Lodge, currently offering the best fresh powder in the state. The Mt. Hood Test Site also logged 6” of new snow, with an additional 3” forecasted over the next five days. These resorts are expected to benefit the most from incoming weather systems. Central Oregon’s Santiam Pass and Hogg Pass areas near Hoodoo Ski Area also received 6” and 5” respectively, with 2–3” more forecasted, making them solid weekend picks.

Southern and eastern Oregon remain relatively quiet with sparse new snowfall and no meaningful accumulation in the forecast. However, Irish Taylor near Mt. Bachelor received 6” of fresh snow, though no additional snowfall is expected this week. Little Meadows, close to Willamette Pass Resort, recorded 10” in the past day and has up to 5” forecasted, making it a promising spot for midweek turns. Further east, Moss Springs and Milk Shakes near Anthony Lakes have deep snowpacks (32–34”), but no new snow is forecasted. Overall, skiers should head toward Mt. Hood Meadows, Timberline, Hoodoo, or Willamette Pass for the freshest and most consistent snow through the next several days.

Oregon Snowpack Map

Explore real-time snowpack depths across Oregon.