Everyone has heard of Timberline, be it through movies, documentaries or even other people. It is known for summer riding and camps around the area, such as Windells takes their campers up there to board. I have been once and the snow was okay, it was not powder, but it was not terrible ice. It’s a little less open for the most part. If you like open spaces, it is not the best option. The lodge, which I haven’t explored too much offers a gift show, and dining as well. They have a grilling area where they make burgers right in front of you, if I recall right, and also have a bar, and nicer dining area, with outside seating as well. The service was quick and the staff was nice, they did not scan my ticket each time we went up, which was nice. Although I did lose a glove there once, which then made it so that I switched to mittens, which was nice. They have a higher area where my brother, and my cousins fiancée went up to, when I was not ready and they said it was a nice run, although a bit icy at the time, and it was slushy when we went, but when you have spring riding and it didn’t dump during the Winter, you take what you can get, it’s a great resort over all, and would recommend it to anyone, although beginners, I would suggest another mountain for your first time.

Check out this Video for a better look at Timberline, we went when there was not a great amount of snow, but its still a great resort

http://vimeo.com/9904657

Talk to you soon,
Alexa