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Yakama Nation resists Resort development on tribal land.
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Mount Hood Meadows Development Corp., which owns Mount Hood Ski Resort in northern Oregon, proposes to construct a massive four-season resort on Mount Adams...

It would put up 11 ski lifts reaching the 11,100-foot level on the south side of the mountain providing one of the highest ski lifts in the country. It would also include three 18-hole golf courses, a mid-sloped restaurant, casino, night club, and 2,500 lodging units.
However, some tribal members of the Yakama Nation, whose land covers half of Mount Adams, regard the "potential returns of millions of dollars" promised by the development as insiginificant against such "a desecration to Mother Earth".

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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Had a good look at Adams when I stayed for a day in Hood River. Thought then that it would be a fantastic mountain to build a resort on. A friend of a friend pointed out a huge gully (on the south face of the mountain) which was basically just a massive snow trap. It was apparently filled with snow all year round and some people would hike up Adams and ski or board there in preference to the fairly limited summer snow on offer at Timberline.
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