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EVENTS: Cutter’s Camp

Find out how the pros learn to build and groom parks at this year’s Timberline Lodge Cutter’s Camp.

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Operation Freedom Pipe: HCSC to Build a 22’ Pipe to help the US Snowboard Team


Mt. Hood, OR (Immediate Release) – With the 2010 Winter Olympics just 10 months away, High Cascade Snowboard Camp is pleased to announce that they are teaming up with U.S. Snowboarding, Planet Snow Design and Timberline Resort this summer to provide a 22-foot halfpipe during camp Session 3 (July 6 – 14) and Session 4 (July 17 – 25).  This 22-foot “freedom pipe” will give the campers, staff and the U.S. Snowboarding athletes a fun place to ride a warm, sunny replica of the pipe that will be ridden next season in the Vancouver Winter Olympics.

Constructed by Pat Malendowski of Planet Snow Design, builder of the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic pipe and HCSC’s parks and pipes since 1997, the Freedom Pipe will be proudly located in one of High Cascade’s two private summer snowboard parks. “We’re proud as heck to be building this Freedom Pipe,” explains HCSC Camp Director Preston Strout.  “When everyone’s riding our pipe this summer, I’ll get that same patriotic feeling I get when a flock of bald eagles fly by — except in this case, it’ll be like bald eagles with snowboards strapped to them.”

U.S. Snowboarding pro riders enjoying the pipe will include Scott Lago, Louie Vito, Steve Fisher, Greg Bretz, Elijah Teter, Gretchen Bleiler, Hannah Teter, Kelly Clark, Elena Hight, Ellery Hollingsworth and Clair Bidez.  In addition, The U.S. Snowboarding rookie squad and U.S. Olympic hopefuls such as Kevin Pearce, Mason Aguirre, Danny Davis, Luke Mitrani, Jack Mitrani, and JJ Thomas will be on hand for some summer fun. The pipe will also be open for all HCSC staff and campers, with the U.S. Snowboarding coaches like Bud Keene, Ricky Bower and Mike Jankowski giving pipe clinics throughout the sessions.

Strategic analysts view HCSC’s Operation Freedom Pipe as an essential step in what many Americans hope will be a full medal sweep for the US during the encounters next winter in Vancouver.  Whatever the outcome, 2 weeks riding a perfect 22-foot pipe under sunny Mt. Hood skies should yield exponential amounts of good times for all.

U.S. Team Halfpipe Coach Mike Jankowski agrees, stating that, “we can’t wait for Hood camp. Summer shredding on Mt Hood has a solid tradition of fun, sun and amazing riding progression. Having the 22-foot Freedom Pipe up there this July is going to make it the best summer yet.”

100% snowboarding, High Cascade is the world’s only summer snowboard camp that isn’t part ski camp. Now with two private parks and a private rope tow, HCSC has provided snowboarders age 9 and over, of all abilities, genders and geographic upbringings a chance to snowboard from June 15th – August 15th on real snow since 1989. For more information, or to register for camp visit highcascade.com

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High Cascade Adds New Rope Tow

New for this summer, High Cascade Snowboard Camp is adding a private rope called The Big Toe™.  This summer when campers are shredding HCSC’s private parks under the warm Oregon sunshine they’ll be doing so via a high speed handle tow (The Big Toe™) in The Original Park™ and via a high speed quad in The Lap Park™.
The Big Toe™ equals more runs through the park per day.  More runs through the park equals more fun and more fun should always be the goal.   HCSC camp director Preston Strout breaks it down like this: “The Big Toe™ is basically like being able to email yourself to the top of the park.  Instead of transporting information via metal wires, we’re transporting snowboarders.  Everyone loves the Internet, so everyone will love The Big Toe™, it’s that simple”.

Since 1989 HCSC has provided the world of snowboarding a place to come together during the summer and enjoy some shredding.  From June 15th – August 15th, snowboarders age 9 and over, of all abilities, genders and geographic upbringings come to camp and snowboard.   For more information, visit highcascade.com (on the Internet).  High Cascade: For snowboarders, by snowboarders.

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HCSC BoogerT - Help Design Our Parks & Dew Tour Finals

High Cascade Snowboard Camp: For snowboarders, by snowboarders.


High Cascade:
2 Private Parks & 1 Huge Problem?

Now that we have 2 Private Summer Snowboard Parks accessed by a High Speed Quad – our campers staff and guests get to ride more private snowboard only terrain than ever before…

The Problem: with all of this terrain We Need Your Help Designing Our Parks more than ever!

And remember – We’re the Only Summer Camp in the World that isn’t Part Ski Camp – so your ideas only need to work for snowboarding.

If you have a great idea for a rail, box, bonk, jump, pipe, layout, etc. -EMAIL US TODAY!
Text descriptions, photos of something you’ve seen, drawings, poems, .mp3 files of a song you wrote about a rail, anything!

By working together, we can make Technological Breakthroughs in the Science of Snowboard Fun, creating better parks today and a more promising world for tomorrow! Remember: what you want to see – is what you get.

HCSC Heads to the Toyota Champion-ships!

Drop what you’re doing* and come visit High Cascade at the Toyota Championships, the last stop of The Winter Dew Tour at Northstar at Tahoe. Swing by The Tent™, enter the raffle, have some laughs or maybe just slap The Marshmallow™ a high-five.

Thursday: Slopestyle Prelims
Friday: Slopestyle Finals
Saturday: Superpipe Prelims
Sunday: Superpipe Finals

Can’t make it?
Watch it on the Boob Tube: Visit allisports.com for all the details on times, stations, etc.

*unless what you’re doing is school.

DYK? Two snowboarders are smarter than one snowboarder.
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High Cascade Snowboard Camp Now Hiring General Manager

Mt Hood’s longest running snowboard-only camp is seeking a General Manager to lead an established, creative and motivated team and guide the company for the coming years. Get more details here.

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