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estled in the western highlands of Mt. Hood less than an hour southeast of Portland, The Resort at The Mountain has a unique ambiance, exceptional service, and the natural beauty of national forests and clear running streams, The Resort offers a wonderful array of experiences for couples, families, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Equally well-suited for family or a romantic get-away, you may fill your days with as much as or little as you wish. Begin with an invigorating workout in the fitness center, enjoy an

afternoon round of the best golf among all Mt. Hood resorts, or simply by roaming the astonishingly beautiful Resort grounds. If you are planning a winter getaway, ski to your heart’s content! And end your day basking in the warmth and glow of one of the many Resort fireplaces.

Less than an hour east of Portland, and just 15 minutes from the outdoor playground of Mt. Hood, surrounded by the splendor of the Salmon River Valley, The Resort is situated on 300 pristine acres in the town of Welches, Oregon.

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At 11,249 feet, Mt. Hood is Oregon’s highest mountain—an adventurer’s paradise. Hiking, guided fly fishing trips, rafting excursions and mountain bike trails are all nearby. Cyclists can even ride the Mountain Bike Sky Chair at the Adventure Park at the Mt. Hood Ski Bowl, providing access to alpine trails in summer months.

The Resort is famous for its 27-hole golf course, which attracts golfers year-round from all over the Northwest. A 2009 renovation of The Courses, designed by John Harbottle, created awe-inspiring views and three nine-hole tracks that cater to golfers of all levels, from beginners to seasoned pros.

Chef Paul Bosch and his team have created a

culinary experience that far surpasses a typical “hotel restaurant” with the menu at Altitude. The Salmon Roulade with hazelnut pesto,

yukon potato rosti, eggplant agrodolce and arugula melts in your mouth.

The 800 square-foot, one-bedroom Croft Suite has a huge living room, wood-burning fireplace, minikitchen and dining area. Spa-like bathrooms are stocked with Green Natüra environmentally friendly soaps, shampoo and lotion.

Guests with dogs receive a goodie bag upon check in that in-

cludes a doggie dish, water bottle, treat and flea collar. The heated swimming pool is open seasonally, and golfers can relax after a long day in the whirlpool spa.

From its guest rooms and suites, to uniquely appealing dining venues and offerings, in a destination which boasts a diverse array of best of Mt. Hood’s recreation and attractions, The Resort at The Mountain truly is an escape from the ordinary.

Resort Rooms

Villas

360 – 420 sq. ft. one king size, or two queen size beds, and private patio or deck with views of forest, fairways, forested courtyard, mountains and/or pool.

1378 – 1918 sq. ft. two-story, vaulted ceilings, two and three bedrooms, full laundry facilities, gas fireplaces, dining and living areas, and double car garages.

Suites

The Crofts

720 – 1410 sq. ft. one or two bedroom suites, fireplaces, mini kitchens, king and queensize beds.

350 – 434 sq. ft. one king size, or two queen size beds, dog friendly.

ALTITUDE Soar to culinary heights at Altitude restaurant and lounge. Altitude’s nonregimented and casual upscale dining atmosphere allows guests to feel at home in cozy, contemporary surroundings. The culinary team delivers progressive cuisine with ethnic influences.

MALLARDS CAFE & PUB Offers seasonal traditional, familiar fare in casual, comfortable surroundings - amidst the natural beauty of the Mt. Hood National Forest. Outdoor seating is available and boasts some of the most spectacular views at The Resort at The Mountain.

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THE SPA A journey of spiritual and physical well-being begins here at The Spa. Revel in the stillness of this magical place set against the backdrop of lush evergreens of Mt. Hood National Forest.

The Spa offers a wide variety of facials, massages, manicures, pedicures, body wraps, plus specialty services for golfers, skiers, men, and couples. They also offer several pack-

S ER V IC ES O FFE R E D ages that are worth taking a look at; it’s a great way to get the experience you’re looking for without the cost.

Specialized skin care treatments feature products by DR. ALKAITIS. A high performance “living” skin food, certified organic, biodynamic and ethically wild crafted from rich restorative ingredients in their raw state for the highest level of efficiency.

Natural Radiance Facial 50 minutes Highlighted by natural healing remedies of natively grown botanicals. $98

Facial for Men 50 minutes Selected herbal extracts focused to address the special needs of a man’s skin. $98

Salmon River Rock Massage

GOLF The 27-hole golf course is nestled in the Salmon River Valley of the Mt. Hood National Forest. Tee off on three distinct nine hole tracks, The Courses natural landscape and views are awe-inspiring.

HIKING Ramona Falls offers a sporting six mile round trip hike to a beautiful waterfall and picnic area for the on-the-go family who desires convenient outdoor activities. The hike also features breathtaking views of the Mt. Hood National Forest.

50 / 100 minutes Combines deep penetrating heat, and the profound healing properties naturally present in stones and nurturing touch. $98 / $189

Cocoon Body Wrap 50 minutes A re-mineralizing and detoxifying wrap purifies the body, mind and spirit. $118

Foot, Calf & Scalp Therapy 50 minutes Perfect after a round of golf, hike in the hills or a day of sight-seeing. $98

CROQUET & LAWN BOWLING The Resort’s croquet and lawn bowling court offers spectacular views of forests and mountains and caters to every level of player from beginning to professional.

It provide hours of vacation fun and entertainment for couples, and families.

FLY FISHING Anglers of all skill and interest levels will enjoy a trip along some of Oregon’s famous scenic and classic fly fishing rivers with guide, Ted Neely. Fish for wild trout and summer and winter steelhead on the Deschutes, Clackamas and Sandy Rivers.

Tea for Two 150 minutes Sip soothing lemon-honey green tea while sharing a bath for two, natural re-oxygenating green tea is blended with organic oils to create a rejuvenating full body exfoliation, followed by a heated stone massage and restorative green tea facial. $498

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