Email Contact: mike@mthood.com
Phone: 503-337-2230
Ages: 7 – adult
Approximate Cost: $2,400
Location: Aubrey Watzek Lodge, 16000 OR-35
Mount Hood Parkdale, OR 97041
We offer 11 week-long sessions of on-snow training in Alpine ski racing (GS and slalom) at Mt. Hood, Oregon.
Summer 2026 Dates:
Session 1: May 31-June 6 $2,400
Session 2: June 7-13 $2,400
Session 3: June 14-20 $2,400
Session 4: June 21-27 $2,400
Session 5: June 28-July 4 $2,400
Session 6: July 5-11 $2,400
Session 7: July 12-18 $2,400
Session 8: July 19-25 $2,400
Session 9: July 26-August 1 $2,400
Session 10: August 2-8 $2,400
Session 11: Adults Only August 9-15 $2,400
What Makes Mt. Hood Summer Ski Camps Stand Out
Our race camp is open to all ability levels from entry level first time racers, to FIS & College racers, as well as adult racers. We focus on the fundamentals of current race technique as well as teaching the fastest line through a slalom and GS course. Mt Hood Summer Ski Camps’ success is based on 45+ years of experience running ski camps on the Palmer Glacier. We have an experienced coaching staff to set a variety of drills, tactical and full length courses. Daily video analysis combined with proven race training progressions, allows our camp to maximize learning and skill improvement. Our motto is “Everybody gets better here.”
Mt Hood Summer Ski Camps is the longest running camp on Mt. Hood. Everything we have built from scratch has been to enhance the total summer camp experience, no compromises! We have the perfect balance between high-quality training up on Palmer and engaging afternoon activities both on and off our campus nestled in the Mt Hood National Forest. It is a great place to build skills and confidence while having fun!
Off-Snow Activities
Mt Hood Summer Ski Camps’ philosophy is to have fun in the afternoons doing things you may not have the opportunity to do at home. We aren’t a hard core dryland camp, but instead offer some fun alternatives in the afternoons. Our choices include: white water rafting, rock-climbing, trampoline, cliff jumping, lake-sports, skateboarding, hiking, and field-sports. Where else can you ski and whitewater raft in the same day?
