Cooper Spur Ski Resort
Oregon, USA
| Resort Statistics | | vertical drop: | 500 feet | | summit: | 4,500 feet | | base: | 4,000 feet | | lifts: | 2 | | trails: | 10 | | longest run: | 1,500 feet |
Snowboarding | | permitted: | Yes | | terrain park: | Yes | | half-pipe: | Yes | | | Snow and Terrain | | annual snowfall: | 140 inches | | skiable area: | 100 acres | | easiest: | 40% | | more difficult: | 40% | | most difficult: | 20% |
Other Activities | | x-country: | 10 km | | snow tubing: | Yes |
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Cooper
Spur Mountain Resort: a winter delight
February 15, 2004 - Oregonian, OR - Mount Hood's north side can have a
slightly different weather pattern than other parts of the mountain. As
storms sweep in from the southwest, the mountain's bulk disrupts the
prevailing flow of clouds sufficiently to leave a blue sky zone on the
northeast slope. Directly below this frequent hole in the sky lies
Cooper Spur Mountain Resort, a small but complete package for winter and
summer recreation.
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Oregon
Ski Resort to Run First Green-Powered Chair Lifts on West ...
January 20, 2004 - GreenBiz.com - MT. HOOD, Ore., Jan. 20, 2004 - In partnership
with Portland General Electric and the Bonneville Environmental
Foundation, Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort will purchase enough clean,
renewable wind energy to run a major chairlift at Meadows and the only
chairlift at Cooper Spur Mountain Resort. By purchasing 334 of PGE?s
Clean Wind Green Tags supplied by the BEF, Meadows will support
generation of 334,000 kilowatt-hours of wind energy.
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Expansion
fight marshals skiers
November 23, 2003 - Oregonian, OR - Last winter, when residents and
environmental activists got wind of major expansion plans for the quaint
Cooper Spur Mountain Resort near Parkdale, tempers in the Hood River
Valley boiled hot enough to melt a glacier. Friends of Mount Hood cried
foul. The Portland chapter of the Oregon Nordic Club declared such
development would ruin the area's historic and remote atmosphere. The
Mazamas advised: Don't do it.
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