Oregon Ski Atlas Second Edition - wholesale

This is the wholesale page for our Oregon Ski Atlas - Second Edition. 

Bigger. Better. More Mountains. More Ski Lines.

The Oregon Ski Atlas, Second Edition is a completely expanded, full-color backcountry skiing guidebook featuring more than 350 pages of stunning aerial photography, ski routes, and mountain terrain throughout the Oregon Cascades.

The original Oregon Ski Atlas was just 48 pages. This new edition takes the concept to an entirely new level, with hundreds of additional pages showcasing Oregon's incredible backcountry skiing opportunities.

From the slopes of Mount Hood and Mount Jefferson to the Three Sisters, Broken Top, Diamond Peak, Crater Lake, and Mount McLoughlin, this comprehensive photographic guide helps backcountry skiers discover new terrain, explore classic descents, and plan their next adventure.

See the Mountains Before You Ski Them

Unlike traditional backcountry guidebooks, the Oregon Ski Atlas uses high-quality, full-color aerial photography to give skiers a unique perspective on the terrain.

Detailed aerial photographs are overlaid with uphill routes, downhill ski lines, and access points, helping you visualize the mountains and understand the terrain before heading into the backcountry.

Whether you're exploring a new mountain, researching an ambitious ski descent, or searching for something closer to home, the Oregon Ski Atlas provides an incredible visual resource for planning your next trip.

What's Inside

• 350+ full-color pages, a massive expansion from the original 48-page edition.

• Large-format 10 × 10-inch pages that showcase Oregon's backcountry ski terrain in exceptional detail.

• High-quality aerial photography featuring mountains, ridgelines, bowls, couloirs, and ski descents.

• Overlaid uphill and downhill routes to help identify access points, approaches, and ski lines.

• Extensive mountain coverage spanning the Oregon Cascades from Mount Hood to the southern Oregon mountains.

• Classic destinations and lesser-known terrain, with everything from popular touring areas to remote alpine objectives.

Mountains and Ski Areas Featured

Mount Hood and Northern Oregon Cascades

Mount Hood, Illumination Rock, Timberline Ski Area, Mount Hood Skibowl, Tom, Dick and Harry Mountain, Mount Hood Meadows and a glimpse of the other surrounding areas. 

Mount Jefferson and the Central Cascades

Explore the spectacular and seldom-visited backcountry between Mount Jefferson and Three Fingered Jack, along with Mount Washington, Belknap Crater, Little Belknap Crater, Black Butte, Black Crater, Cache Mountain, Hayrick Butte, Hoodoo Ski Area, Hogg Rock, Maxwell Butte, Potato Hill, Sand Mountain, and more.

The Three Sisters and Bend Area

North Sister, Middle Sister, South Sister, Broken Top, Broken Hand, Broken Hand West, Mount Bachelor, Ball Butte, Tam McArthur Rim, Tumalo Mountain, Todd Ridge, The Husband, The Wife, Little Brother, Prouty Point, Collier Cone, Cayuse Crater, Rock Mesa, The Sphinx, The Table, and more.

Diamond Peak and the Southern Cascades

Diamond Peak, Mount Yoran, Maiden Peak, Cowhorn Mountain, Mount Thielsen, Mount Bailey, Mount McLoughlin, Pelican Butte, Aspen Butte, Brown Mountain, Union Peak, Howlock Mountain, Tipsoo Peak, Willamette Pass Ski Resort, and more.

Crater Lake National Park

Garfield Peak, Hillman Peak, Llao Rock, Mount Scott, Dutton Cliff, Applegate Peak, The Watchman, Wizard Island Peak, Devils Hill, Crater Peak, and more.

Whether you're a lifelong Oregon backcountry skier or just beginning to explore the Cascades, the Oregon Ski Atlas, Second Edition belongs in your collection.

350+ pages. Hundreds of ski lines. One incredible mountain range.