Nestled midway to the summit of Mt. Hood is Timberline Lodge, a National Historic Landmark and masterpiece of mountain lodges. Constructed of mammoth timbers and native stone in 1937, Timberline Lodge stands today as a tribute to the rugged spirit of the Pacific Northwest. AWARDS: * Oregonian Columnist Gerry Frank heaped his praise on the Cascade Dining Room in a recent review saying "History, an enthusiastic staff, and excellent dining make the lodge's resturant one of the state's best." * Northwest Palate's Reader's Choice Awards recognized Timberline as one of the Best Lodges in Oregon. * Once again, Wine Press Northwest Magazine has named Timberline Lodge's Cascade Dining Room as having the "Best Oregon Wine List". This honor is made even more special in the fact that it is the only time this award has been given THREE years running to the same organization. * Timberline Lodge has been named as one of Oregon's "Best Places To Kiss" for another year by Oregon's Best Of Committee. Looking for a romantic get-away? No need to go any farther than your own Timberline Lodge! PET POLICY: Timberline Lodge has a long-standing history of St. Bernard mascots. Our 'puppies' are named Bruno and Heidi and can be found in and around Timberline Lodge and the Wy'East Day Lodge. Unfortunately, Bruno and Heidi are the only animals allowed inside Timberline Lodge, with the exception of an occasional Pine Marten (large ferret-looking creatures) or Timber-Tiger (Golden Mantled Ground Squirrels that look similar to a chipmunk).