Government Camp, Oregon — Oregon’s ski industry is aiming for a bounce-back season following a (to put it mildly) disappointing winter. To bring skiers and riders back to the mountain, two of Oregon skiing’s biggest players are offering great value on season passes.
Yesterday, Timberline Lodge announced its season pass offerings for the winter of 2026-27. Season pass prices are the lowest they’ve been in five years. An adult unlimited pass costs $749, and the Young Adult pass costs $499 during this first pricing window. It’s the lowest pass pricing for Timberline since 2021.
The Mt. Hood Fusion Pass, which gives access to Timberline and Mt. Hood Skibowl, costs $899 for adults and $649 for young adults. This is also a price reduction. Both the Timberline and Fusion passes give access to these ski resorts until June 13, 2027.
Both the Timberline and Mt. Hood Fusion passes come with various local benefits. These include 25% off hotel rooms, plus daily discounts on lessons, quick waxes, retail, and food at both resorts. The Fusion Pass also includes Powder Alliance benefits, including three free days at 16 different ski resorts. These partners include Mission Ridge, White Pass, and Bogus Basin.
The news follows Mt. Hood Skibowl offering a 72.5% discount to existing passholders to renew for the 2026-27 season. Skibowl only operated for skiing for 22 days during the 2025-26 season.
Image/Video Credits: Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood Skibowl
