"Hoodoo joins the list of Oregon ski resorts finally able to open for skiing and riding after an abysmal start to the season. The resort, which sits about 90 minutes east of Eugene, cut the tape on the 2026 ski season Thursday, January 8, after a much-welcomed storm delivered between one and two feet of snow to the area. Given the persistently low"
"snowpack in the region-which currently sits at just 42% of average, according to NWCC-Hoodoo has done incredibly well to open as much terrain as possible in just a few short days. As of January 10, 75% of the resort's terrain is open, along with all but one of its lifts. This is incredibly encouraging for Oregon skiers and riders who have had to wait far too long to hit the slopes."
"Hoodoo, known for its affordability and down-to-earth feel, is a favorite among those seeking an escape from the ever-commercializing ski industry. With day ticket prices starting at just $39 (available on Thursdays) and maxing out at under $90 even during peak times, Hoodoo is one of the few remaining ski resorts that still feels reasonably priced. Visit hoodoo.com if you're looking to get back on the slopes this opening week."
Hoodoo sits about 90 minutes east of Eugene and opened its 2026 ski season on Thursday, January 8 after a storm delivered between one and two feet of snow. The regional snowpack remains low at roughly 42% of average according to NWCC. Hoodoo opened as much terrain as possible quickly; as of January 10, 75% of terrain and all but one lift were operating. The resort emphasizes affordability and a down-to-earth atmosphere. Day tickets start at $39 on Thursdays and remain under $90 during peak times. Hoodoo appeals to skiers seeking reasonably priced, less-commercialized mountain access.
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