south slope of Mount Hood

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The south slope of Mount Hood is a prominent, glacier-streaked flank of the Oregon volcano known for year-round skiing and alpine recreation centered around Timberline Lodge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain slope
hasAccessPoint Timberline Road
hasFacility Timberline ski area
hasFeature glacier-streaked volcanic terrain
hasGlacier Palmer Glacier
White Glacier
Zigzag Glacier
hasLandmark Timberline Lodge
hasNearestSettlement Government Camp, Oregon
hasRecreationSeason year-round
hasRoute South Side climbing route of Mount Hood
hasTrail Timberline Trail (southern segment)
linked to: Timberline Trail
hasTrailhead Timberline Lodge trailhead
hasUse backcountry skiing
climbing access to Mount Hood summit
downhill skiing
hiking
mountaineering
snowboarding
hasVegetation alpine tundra
subalpine forest
hasView views of the Oregon Cascades
knownFor alpine recreation
year-round skiing
locatedIn Clackamas County, Oregon
Hood River County, Oregon
Mount Hood
Oregon
United States
locatedOn Cascade Range
partOf Mount Hood
withinProtectedArea Mount Hood National Forest

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Timberline Lodge ski area locatedOn south slope of Mount Hood
Timberline Highway givesAccessTo Mount Hood ski area on Mount Hood
linked to: south slope of Mount Hood