There are a million fun things to do in Oregon, especially in the warmer months. But heading up to the Mt. Hood Skibowl may or may not cross your mind. This summer, add something new to your Oregon bucket list! This high-speed slide is one of Oregon’s only mountain coasters, and although it’s powered a little differently than a traditional rollercoaster, it’s sure to take you on an adventure unlike any other. The best part is it’s just an hour away from Portland! Ready? The mountain awaits!

Along with the Alpine Slide, Mt. Hood Skibowl also features mountain bike racing, ziplining, mini golf, disc golf, and much more during the summer. This is definitely a fantastic place for families to visit! Mountain coaster and SkiBowl summer opening dates and hours vary by year, so double-check the Mt. Hood Skibowl website for the latest info.

Have you ever been on the Alpine Slide? What did you think of this “fast and furious” mountain coaster in Oregon? Let us know in the comments below.

The Portland area has a few more high-speed destinations up its sleeve still. For more roller coasters in Oregon, fulfill your need for speed at this legendary amusement park.

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What are the best mountain resorts in Oregon?

Whether your dream Oregon vacation takes place by the lake, in the trees, or on top of a mountain, Oregon has plenty of accommodations and adventurous settings to choose from. For some prime (four and five-star) relaxation at an all-inclusive getaway or lodge, here are just a few of the best resorts in Oregon:

 

For some premier skiing and snow sports in winter, Oregon is also home to 13 incredible ski resorts that offer mountaintop lodging and easy access to the slopes.

Are there any castles in Oregon?

While Oregon isn’t home to any castles once occupied by royalty, there are a few private homes around the state that have been designed using traditional materials and techniques. Some of these castle-like structures in Oregon can be visited, rented, or accessed with permission, but many remain private or are currently in ruins after decades of weathering:

  • Blackberry Castle, Portland
  • Creswell Castle, Creswell
  • The Witch’s Castle, Portland
  • Castle Estate, Portland
  • Reed College, Portland
  • Piggott’s Castle, Portland