Teacup Nordic remains a winter destination for all things cross country
Ski trails receive nearly 25,000 visitors each season
By ALLEN THOMAS for The Columbian
Published: January 20, 2024, 5:55am
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The Ray Garey Cabin at Teacup Nordic has a warming stove plus benches and tables for eating lunch. (Allen Thomas for The Columbian)Photo Gallery
As a body of water, Teacup Lake on the east side of Mount Hood is ordinary, just another small, shallow, high-elevation pond.
But Teacup Nordic — an almost 15-mile network of cross-country ski trails that gets snow early, holds snow late and is groomed four mornings a week — is anything but ordinary.
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