The Blue Ox Bar , with glass mosaic murals from the 1930s, serves imported beer and wine along with European-style light lunches. The Ram's Head Bar offers a panoramic view of the Cascades to the south and Mount Hood to the north from its location on the third level. Located at the 7,000-foot level of Mt. Hood, below the Palmer icefield, the Silcox Hut was originally the top terminal and warming hut for the Magic Mile Chairlift. A rustic stone and timber structure, it was built in 1939 by the W.P.A. and was restored a few years ago by the Friends of Silcox Hut. It is open to the public for day and overnight use.
Timberline is open for year round skiing and snowboarding.
Numerous ski camps make Timberline their base of operation for the summer season, and groups from all over the North American Continent train here including both the U.S. and Canadian Olympic Ski Teams. Skiing section of Travel Bookstore Timberline and a Century of Skiing on Mount Hood , by Jean Arthur. Snow Reports, ski news, party line, WomenSki, etc.