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Teacup Lake in the Mount Hood area offers 12 miles of groomed trails that accommodate cross-country skiers of all skill levels.
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The 5-mile Trillium Lake Loop near Mount Hood offers incredible views of the mountain without too much elevation change.
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The Crosstown Trail is a fairly easy, scenic cross country ski route that takes the skier from one side of Government Camp to the other.
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The White River Sno Park is a very popular amongst snowshoers and cross country skiers alike because of the breath-taking, sweeping views of White River Canyon and Mount Hood.
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