Mountain Ski Lodge Merch
Description: Arendelle is the central location of the Frozen franchise. It is a Norwegian-inspired kingdom, and the birthplace of Anna and Elsa. The founder of Arendelle was Lord Aren (as named in the midquel novel "Forest of Shadows"). The companion novel "Frozen II: Dangerous Secrets" also lists King Eric and Queen Else as ancestors of King Runeard, who was married to Queen Rita.
Description: Arendelle is the central location of the Frozen franchise. It is a Norwegian-inspired kingdom, and the birthplace of Anna and Elsa. The founder of Arendelle was Lord Aren (as named in the midquel novel "Forest of Shadows"). The companion novel "Frozen II: Dangerous Secrets" also lists King Eric and Queen Else as ancestors of King Runeard, who was married to Queen Rita.
Description: A stylized scene featuring a large, rustic lodge with multiple windows and a tower, situated on a snowy slope. Behind the lodge, a snow-covered mountain with ski tracks is visible under a bright blue sky. Evergreen trees frame the lower portion of the scene, and a decorative band with text "Sanyo Lodge" and ornamental details sits at the bottom.
Description: A detailed depiction of a historic lodge nestled in a snowy mountainous landscape. The lodge features multiple wings, a prominent tower, and is surrounded by pine trees. Ski slopes are visible on the snow-covered mountain in the background. The text 'TIMBERLINE LODGE MOUNT HOOD, OREGON EST. 1937' is prominently displayed.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a grand lodge at the base of a snow-covered mountain. Ski tracks are visible on the mountain face. The lodge has multiple windows lit warmly, and pine trees surround the scene. The text "Timberline Lodge", "MT. HOOD, OREGON", and "EST. 1937" is prominently displayed in a retro style at the bottom.
Description: See Medicine Lodge Resort in a whole new way. You are looking at the most accurate and technical Ski Trail Map out there. Updated regularly to ensure the most up to date information with the highest level of detail. Don’t settle for the free resort provided artist rendition trail map or an app that uses an inaccurate map. Get an accurate Ski Map from Mapsynergy. New 3D versions showing the runs of each resort. Then overlaid on a 3D model to see what the resort actually looks like without artist warping. Want more detail? See our full resort trail map version. Visit us at skimap.com or mapsynergy.com. This map is not affiliated with the resort in any way. All Trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Description: A circular emblem-style scene depicting Timberline Lodge nestled in front of a snow-capped mountain with ski trails. Evergreen trees frame the foreground. The lower section features an orange banner with "TIMBERLINE LODGE" in decorative font, followed by "MT. HOOD • OREGON" and "EST. 1937". The style is retro and illustrative.
Description: A determined Himalayan stands at the top of a snowy slope, skis ready and mountains stretching out below. This design is perfect for winter sports fans who love fresh powder and big alpine views. Sporty lettering and crisp colors give it an energetic, snow‑day feel. Wear it whenever you’re dreaming of chairlifts, lodges, and downhill thrills.
Description: Step into the high country with this clean minimalist framed geometric layout celebrating Europe's ultimate snow-capped lodge destinations. Ideal for winter snowboarders, mountain climbers, and tracking enthusiasts looking for a unique contemporary way to commemorate their destination vacation memories. Buy yours today!
Christmas Ski Village With Snowy A Frame Mountain Cabins Mug
by Penda
$13 $18
Description: A bold winter-inspired design featuring a white wolf walking forward with snowy mountains, pine trees, sunset detail, and the fun quote “Stay Wild Snow Is My Runway.” This artwork fits a stylish après-ski, alpine adventure, and winter vacation mood — great for people who love snow days, mountain escapes, ski lodge vibes, and confident wild animal energy. The design has a slightly retro outdoor look with a strong statement feel, making it perfect for anyone who treats winter like their personal runway.
Description: This vintage ski badge design features the text Powder Seekers First Chair Club surrounding a circular illustration of a mountain ski resort. The artwork depicts a ski lift carrying skiers over snowy pine trees and peaks in a retro distressed style. It is the perfect apparel choice for skiers, snowboarders, and winter sports enthusiasts who love hitting the slopes. This design makes a great gift for ski trips, winter vacations, or as a souvenir for mountain lovers.
Description: Wrap yourself in the serene magic of a quiet winter night! Featuring a gold fine-line illustration of a cozy mountain log cabin, glowing full moon, snow-dusted pine trees, and a frozen lake under delicate snowflakes, paired with elegant "Merry Christmas" cursive script. Printed on a soft black crewneck sweater, this rustic cabin-core design is perfect for ski trips, holiday movie marathons, fireside cocoa, and winter walks. A thoughtful Christmas gift for nature lovers, campers, and fans of vintage holiday aesthetics.
Description: Celebrate alpine ski culture with bold vintage lettering inspired by a classic village-ski aesthetic. A retro winter style for skiers and mountain town fans.
Vintage Ski Village Typography Crewneck Sweatshirt
by Asilsod.aleser
$28 $35
Description: Experience the timeless alpine magic of Idaho's premier mountain destination with this stunning, vintage-inspired "Sun Valley" heritage design. Enclosed in a clean circular badge with crisp lines and flat colors, this graphic showcases a proud bighorn sheep standing on a rocky outcrop. The scenic wilderness view opens up to a dense forest of evergreen pine and silver birch trees, beautifully balanced by stalks of purple lupine and vibrant red Indian paintbrush wildflowers in the foreground. Looking past the forest reveals the iconic, snow-draped ski trails of Bald Mountain beneath a soft, glowing sunset sky. Anchored by the historic resort founding text "Est. 1936," this modern heritage illustration captures an effortless, timeless mountain
