Greenlea Golf Course

We are open from late-February to part of November. Call ahead to find out last tee time of the day.

Directions:

Come just 1/2-mile south from Boring, and 1/2-mile west on SE Kelso Road
or - Leave Highway 26 at SE Kelso Road and drive 3-1/2 miles west to Greenlea.

Website:

http://www.greenleagolf.com

History

26 years ago, Walter and Muriel turned the nursery they had started in the late 1930’s into a golf course that Walter helped design. The two of them, at age 65, felt a golf course would be a great way to fill their days during retirement. Now you are invited to come play one of the most beautiful executive courses in Oregon. Country landscapes provide the backdrop for the course and majestic Mt. Hood is ever-present in the distance as you make your way through the 9 hole course.

Weekdays: $9.00 for nine hole round

Weekends / Holidays: $12.00

Open Late February to part of November

RENTALS:

Clubs: $4.00 (requires photo ID as a deposit)
Pull Cart: $2.00

Mt Hood Resort at the Mountain-

Mt Hood Resort at the Mountain: Golf Course

Located just an hour from Portland in the beautiful highlands of Mt. Hood, the Resort�s 27 holes of golf are surrounded by the Mt. Hood National Forest Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness and are bordered by the nationally designated �Wild & Scenic� Salmon River.

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Greenlea Golf Course: Boring Oregon

Greenlea Golf Course has some great country landscapes that provide the backdrop here with the majestic Mt. Hood ever present in the distance as you make your way around this nine hole layout. This track has three par fours and six par threes with two sets of tees. The greens are small with few hazards. Greenlea is easy to walk and an excellent place for beginners to take up the game or for experienced players to work on their short game.

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Cooper Spur Trail

Though it?s far from the toughest, this is the highest hiking trail in Oregon? right up into the realm of the mountain climber. You?ll be in the world of rock and snow, and you won?t even wear yourself out getting there?well, not completely. You?ll also get to see the oldest buildings on Mount Hood and the results of a massive landslide.

Timberline Trail

This heavy-duty hiker trail constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps applauds the rugged beauty of Mount Hood. Along it, hikers dip deep into chiseled drainages, ford glacial streams, cross rocky slopes, bypass glaciers and snowmelt falls, and tour high-elevation forest and inviting alpine meadows. In places, snowfields linger into summer. Stream crossings are best accomplished in the morning, when waters are lowest; at times, some may be impassable. Mount Hood (elevation 11,235 feet) is a strato-volcano that had four minor eruptions in the 1800s. A buried forest along the tour hints at the mountain?s explosive nature

Ramona Falls

Directions:Take Highway 26 from Portalnd until you reach Zigzag. Here take a left onto Hwy 18 (Lolo pass). Follow this 4.5 miles until you reach a turn for Muddy Fork road. There is a sign that indicates trailheads and campgrounds. Follow this road to its end at the Ramona Falls Trail Head.
Length 4.4 mile loop
The Hike The trail wanders along Ramona Creek before coming to the wall-like Ramona Falls. The hike is long, but quite easy, and is suitable for all ages and skill-levels.

Old Salmon River Trail

Directions:Take U.S. 26 to Welches. Take a right on Salmon River Road and follow for approximately 3 miles, entering the Mt. Hood National Forest. The trailhead is on the right and is well marked.
Length 2.6 miles
The Hike This great hike allows you to enjoy the beauty of the Salmon River without much strain. Getting from the parking area to the trail is steep, but the trail is relatively flat the whole way, and there are plenty of places to rest, or even camp. You’ll end at the bridge where the Upper Salmon trail picks up. You could park one vehicle up the trail if you wanted to do a point to point, but the trail is so mild that the walk back is no trouble at all.

CastleCanyon

Directions:Take U.S. 26 east. At Zig Zag, turn north onto Lolo Pass Road (Road 18) and drive about 0.4 miles. Turn right onto gravel East Mountain Road and continue to the trailhead (about 1.6 miles).
Length 1.8 miles round trip
The Hike This trail is more difficult and requires the hikers to be sure-footed. At the end of the trail, you reach a giant moss-covered rock and there is a gorgeous view of the valley below.

Little Zigzag Falls

Directions:Take Highway 26 six miles east of the Zigzag Ranger Station. Turn left onto Road 2639 (Kiwanis Camp Road) and continue to the end of the road and a large parking area.
Length 1 mile
The Hike A perfect hike for children of all ages. It is short, flat, and ends in a beautiful falls with a pool for wading at the base.

Mirror Lake

Directions: Take Highway 26 to just shy of Government Camp. Between mileposts 51 and 52, you’ll see a turnout on the right.
Length 3.2 mile loop
The Hike Mirror Lake is a fairly easy hike ending with a very nice lake, and if you plan ahead kids can wade in the lake when you get there. When you get to a point just below the lake you can take the loop trail in either direction. Taking the trail to the right connects you to another trail up Tom, Dick and Harry Mountain, which would give you a view of Mt. Hood.

Umbrella Falls?Sahalie Falls Loop

Directions: Drive south from the Hood River Ranger Station on Highway 35 approximately 17 miles. Turn right at the Hood River Meadows nordic ski area sign (Road 3545) and drive to the trailhead parking lot on the right.
Length 4.1 mile loop
The HikeThe Hike: The trail, which is covered in huckleberries in late summer, starts at Sahalie Falls and runs along Hood River until it reaches beautiful Umbrella Falls. If you want to make this hike shorter, the lower Mt. Hood Meadows parking lot can be reached quite easily from an asphalt path above Umbrella Falls and, in the off-season, offers a place to leave the car or arrange a pick-up.

TamanawasFalls

Directions:From I-84, take the Highway 35/Hood River exit. Travel south on Hwy 35 for approx. 25 miles to the Tamanawas Falls trailhead parking area on the west side of the highway. The trailhead is 1/4 mile north of Sherwood Campground.
Length 4.2 miles
The Hike The hike runs alongside Cold Springs Creek for most of the way and contains several quaint footbridges along the way. The trail is very steep all and all, but the hike is made easy for everyone by a series of zig zags.

Silcox Hut

If you?re lucky, you can stretch the snowshoeing season and do this easy trip well into early summer. The glaciers above Timberline Lodge stick around so long that ski racers use the Palmer Snowfield as a year-round training area. Tucked in below the hubbub of the Palmer chair lift is this gem of Oregon history; the Silcox Hut represents some of Oregon?s mountaineering glory days, as well as its philanthropic future. The Silcox Hut makes for a great short day trip in good weather. Getting to Silcox Hut takes a bit of work, since you?ll be climbing a mile up the mountain, well above tree line.

High Cascade Snowboard & Skateboard Camp

Providing the most fun, safe and professionally run snowboard and skateboard camps is our life’s work. From the staff we hire, to the parks we build; from the food we serve, to the coaching we provide: we want your experience at HCSC to be unparalleled. Everything we do is about quality; and everything we do is for you.

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Windells Snowboard & Skateboard Camp

Windells offers private coaching during the winter, spring and summer. Private coaching gives you or your child an opportunity to focus specifically on personal objectives. Your professional coach will patiently help you define your goals, outline a program for the session, monitor your progress, and help deliver the best camp experience ever! During private sessions, it’s all about you.

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