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Your home on the mountain.
Experience a piece of Oregon history while creating your own in the beauty of the Mt. Hood forest. You want a place to go on the mountain, for a family vacation or an office retreat? We want to help. Paradise Trail can be your home on the mountain.
- 25guests
- 6forest acres
- 1925built
From roadside tavern to mountain lodge
The lodge began as a hotdog stand along the old Highway 26. In 1925 the Oregon Trail Tavern was built here, serving travelers as an eatery, lodging and gas station. Later the Oregon City Ski Club called it home, before it became Paradise Trail Lodge.
Everything a group needs
Beds for 25
Sleeps groups of up to 25, while staying cozy and intimate.
Group kitchen
Two refrigerators, two ranges and place settings for 40.
Fireplace & fire ring
A fireplace and propane heater inside, a fire ring outside.
Six forested acres
Room to roam in the Mt. Hood National Forest.
Near the slopes
A short drive from skiing and snowboarding.
Built for gathering
Family gatherings, group retreats and quiet personal getaways.
Simple pricing for groups
Check-in at 3:00pm · Check-out at 12:00pm
Daytime access to the facilities. No overnight stay.
For 1–15 people. Additional guests $20 per person per night.
- Flat fuel fee$35
- Extra cleaning, if needed$30/hr