Hotel made famous by The Shining movie at risk of burning down in Oregon wildfire
- The Oregon hotel made famous by The Shining may be at risk of burning down as one of dozens of wildfires in the state pushes toward the iconic lodge.
- The Grasshopper Fire burned over 36,600 acres in Mount Hood National Forest and was only 19 percent contained as of Wednesday morning, edging closer and closer to the Timberline Lodge.
- The hotel’s exterior became famous after it was used as the haunted Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrick’s beloved film, and is backdropped by Mount Hood’s snow-covered peaks.
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- The Oregon hotel made famous by The Shining may be at risk of burning down as one of dozens of wildfires in the state pushes toward the iconic lodge.
- The Grasshopper Fire burned over 36,600 acres in Mount Hood National Forest and was only 19 percent contained as of Wednesday morning, edging closer and closer to the Timberline Lodge.
- The hotel’s exterior became famous after it was used as the haunted Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrick’s beloved film, and is backdropped by Mount Hood’s snow-covered peaks.
Sources: The Independent