Ski Bowl is a ski resort in Oregon. It offers 1,500 feet of vertical drop, 960 skiable acres, 69 marked runs, served by 10 lifts, with an average of about 300" of snow a year. The resort traces its origin to a 1928 jump hill. The first Skibowl rope tow was installed in 1937; Skibowl and Multorpor came under one company in 1964, and major night-ski expansion followed in 1987. Government Camp ski area with 960 acres, 69 runs, 10 lift devices, 300 inches of average snowfall, a three-mile longest run and a large night-skiing footprint.
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