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Mt. Hood Meadows is seeking a Snowshoe Guide to lead guests on guided tours, teach basic snowshoe technique, and ensure a safe, enjoyable outdoor experience for all ages in a pristine mountain setting.
This part-time, seasonal role involves preparing trails, assisting with rentals and check-in, and coordinating with fellow teams to keep tours running smoothly. If you enjoy the outdoors and helping guests make memories, this is a perfect fit.
Find your line at Mt. Hood Meadows, where we turn passion into purpose by delivering unforgettable experiences in one of the Pacific Northwest’s most stunning mountain settings. We believe in creating moments that matter — for our guests, for each other, and for the community.
Lead guests beyond the beaten path and help them experience Mt. Hood in a whole new way! As a Snowshoe Guide at Mt. Hood Meadows, you’ll lead guests of all ages on guided snowshoe tours through the mountain environment, sharing the experience while helping guests feel comfortable, engaged, and connected to the outdoors.
You’ll lead individuals and groups along designated snowshoe routes, demonstrate proper snowshoe use, provide basic instruction, and prepare trails before tours. You’ll also support daily Nordic Center operations, assist with equipment rentals and guest check-in, and work closely with other departments to keep tours running safely and smoothly.
If you enjoy being outside, working with people, and sharing your enthusiasm for the mountain, this is a great opportunity to turn that passion into a rewarding seasonal role. Spend your winter exploring Mt. Hood, introducing guests to snowshoeing, and helping create memorable mountain experiences, even for those who don’t ski or snowboard.
This is a part-time, seasonal position
MHM is dedicated to fostering a consistent and enduring effort to create a welcoming and respectful environment for our team, guests, and community. Our hiring and recruitment efforts are designed to be equitable and accessible, and we actively seek ways to broaden participation in Snowsports for groups who have historically faced barriers.