Silent Rock - Mt Hood

Silent Rock is simple, shut the heck up when you pass through the rock. It doesn't get much easier than that - zip it. A good day on the mountain will follow.

The legend of Silent Rock goes way back. Do you have any stories to tell?

Photos from Silent Rock - Mt Hood's post

05/10/2026

It’s a favorite trail, shh…

Got any pics? Hangin with mom today? We love ya Moms! ❤️

03/01/2026

Why did we go? Someone needs to….shh…

Got any pics?

02/21/2026

Stickers? Free stickers at Mt Hood Outfitters, drop in and say hey. Shh…🤫

Silent Rock Respect The Rock

02/20/2026

Go ladies! 🎿 🏒🥇 please keep it quiet at the Rock…

02/08/2026

This is good for our outdoor community, we support it! Please keep it quiet at the Rock…

A 2014 court ruling made liability waivers unenforceable, driving up insurance costs, eliminating amenities, and forcing some recreation businesses to close. Oregon is now the only Western state without this protection.

A bipartisan bill - the Oregon Recreation Commerce and Affordability Act (ORCA) - would fix this and protect access to outdoor recreation statewide. It’s SB 1593 / HB 5071, and it needs community support to pass.

If you care about skiing, hiking, rafting, gyms, and affordable access to the outdoors, contact your legislators and ask them to support ORCA - or thank them if they already do.

PLEASE read more about this important issue in our blog (link in bio).

Let’s protect Oregon recreation.

🏔️ Your Meadows Team

02/08/2026

We support this! Please keep it quiet at the Rock…

• Since 2014, Oregon court rulings have invalidated liability waivers, driving insurance losses, skyrocketing premiums, and higher costs for consumers.
• Lack of waiver efficacy has resulted in fewer affordable, accessible recreation opportunities for Oregon families and visitors.
• ORCA is common-sense reform that supports well-managed recreation providers and promotes personal responsibility.
• ORCA aligns Oregon with the rest of the Western US.
• ORCA does NOT provide blanket immunity or remove constitutional rights.
• Recreation is vital to Oregon’s economy, culture, and quality of life.
• ORCA has bipartisan support with 18 legislative co-sponsors from across the state.
• Without action, Oregon faces higher costs, reduced offerings, and lost recreation access.
• Rural communities, jobs, and families dependent on tourism are at risk.
👉 Link in comments below to learn more & submit testimony.