62-year-old Edward Trompke of Lake Oswego was saved by search-and-rescue teams after falling about 200 feet near Crater Rock on the south side of Mount Hood Wednesday morning....
The remote industrial property in Tualatin, Oregon with the sign out front for Kassbohrer All Terrain Vehicles, Inc., would be pretty easy to drive by without noticing. But it represents...
Shred Hood’s first full year of publication featured articles on everything from parking problems to speed flying. Here are our top stories of the year, ranked by total page views....
It has been a week of dream turns and transportation nightmares since a powerful winter storm blanketed Mount Hood with more than two feet of snow between Christmas and New Year’s...
Update, Dec. 29: What a difference a week can make! Meadows, Timberline and Skibowl are all open for day and night riding, with one to two feet of fresh, creamy snow to enjoy depending on...
Fred Noble was a Mount Hood legend. He starred in Warren Miller films, shredded powder with some of the best skiers on the planet, and introduced thousands of people to the thrill of...
Doug Fish has been skiing Mount Hood for 50 years. “I broke my leg skiing the red chair at Multorpor in 1964,” he remembers with a smile. That chair is still there, and Fish still loves...
UPDATE: Today, Monday, Dec. 15, is the final day of the organized search for Gerren Kirk. Anyone with any tips about his whereabouts should immediately call the Wasco County Sheriff’s...
Editor’s Note: We’re busting this story out from the archives for two reasons: 1, it’s a good read that shouldn’t be buried. And 2, it is a story that says a lot...
