challenging
4–5 days
Good cardiovascular fitness and strong leg endurance are needed to handle diverse, ungroomed terrain.
Discover Cornucopia Camp near Halfway, Oregon—the perfect backcountry skiing retreat in Below Tree Line glades. Choose weekend or midweek trips to explore historic routes and serene forest slopes.
Weekend Trips: $2,881.79 • Midweek Trips: $3,458.15 • Sleeps 8 people
Experience an unforgettable skiing adventure in the stunning Below Tree Line glades, with routes connecting to the majestic Cornucopia mastiff. Choose between a thrilling 4-day weekend or a refreshing 5-day midweek escape, all while navigating the breathtaking Summit Creek. Embrace the beauty of nature and the thrill of the slopes!
Experience an unforgettable skiing adventure in the stunning Below Tree Line glades, with routes connecting to the majestic Cornucopia mastiff. Choose between a thrilling 4-day weekend or a refreshing 5-day midweek escape, all while navigating the breathtaking Summit Creek. Embrace the beauty of nature and the thrill of the slopes!
Summit Creek area snow depth varies; ensure recent fresh snow for optimal glade skiing.
Temperatures can drop below freezing—layering prevents overheating or chills during ski runs.
Bring a map or GPS as trails connect through dense forest and historic routes without marked signs.
Use the outhouse and kitchen cabin responsibly to preserve the camp’s natural environment.
The area around Cornucopia was historically linked to 19th-century mining and logging, influencing trail development like Cliff River Trail (est. 1885).
Visitors are encouraged to minimize impact by using designated facilities and packing out waste to protect fragile winter ecosystems.
Essential for traversing the steep and varied glades safely and efficiently.
winter specific
Crucial for safety in ungroomed and avalanche-prone canopy routes.
winter specific
Protects against cold temperatures and snow when skiing below tree line.
winter specific
Needed to prepare hot meals at the kitchen cabin in remote conditions.
winter specific