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December 27, 2019 News » Local News

Open Slopes!

Hoodoo Ski Area is officially open as of Friday

By Isaac Biehl @biehltalk

If you're not up there already, Hoodoo Ski Area officially opened up Friday at 9am!

The Manzanita, Ed and Easy Rider lifts will be operating until 9pm.

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Hoodoo ski area.

For those looking to enjoy the snow in a different way, the tubing park will remain closed until more snow comes—so stay tuned for more updates on that.

If you're looking to get a season pass or AnyCards, you can purchase them online. You can also monitor mountain conditions here.

Happy shredding!

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Isaac Biehl

Isaac is living proof that "Iowa Nice" is actually a thing. A journalism graduate from Iowa State University, he regularly writes about music, the outdoors and the arts/culture scene. Isaac loves the Trail Blazers, backpacking and a good IPA. He plans to one day win Survivor. Your move, Jeff Probst...

        
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