Guide to Everything Hood
Guide to Everything Hood
Every freeskier knows about Mt. Hood’s summer camps and all ski mountaineers have the mountain on their tick list. But do they know where to eat, sleep, and relax? Read on for a detailed guide to making the most of your time in Oregon’s summer ski sanctuary.
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Huckleberry Inn Café
One of the most well known breakfast stops in Government Camp, in operation since 1966, the Huckleberry offers a traditionally inexpensive, greasy spoon atmosphere. Must haves are the huckleberry short stack or huckleberry shake. For under $10 you will leave satiated and ready to ski. They are open 24 hours, so it’s the perfect stop for early morning Mt. Hood summit missions or après eating.
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