Mt Hood Corridor · Oregon

The supply hub the mountain has been missing

RidgeLine Provisions is a stacked-services retail store on the Mt Hood corridor. STR host restocking, convenience essentials, pack-and-ship, and local services, all under one roof in the heart of the mountain.

4 Revenue Streams
55%+ Gross Margins
$25K Total Capital
60%+ Year-Round Revenue

The Mt Hood Corridor

30 miles of mountain communities along Highway 26, from Sandy to Government Camp. Hundreds of STR properties, thousands of year-round residents, and no dedicated supply hub serving them.

Sandy
Gateway to the mountain. Last stop for big-box retail.
Brightwood
Residential community. Retirees, families, second homes.
Welches
Commercial center of the corridor. Resort and STR dense.
Rhododendron
Vacation cabin country. High STR host concentration.
Government Camp
Ski village at the summit. Peak seasonal traffic.

Four Revenue Streams, One Roof

Each stream hedges the others. When ski season slows, host restocking holds. When tourists leave, locals stay.

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STR Host Restocking

Pre-built turnover kits for Airbnb and VRBO hosts: toiletries, coffee, paper goods, cleaning supplies. Bulk pricing, ready to grab or delivered. Hosts stop driving to Sandy for every turnover.

40% of revenue · 55-65% margins
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Mountain Convenience Retail

Firewood bundles, ice, trail snacks, sunscreen, forgotten essentials, seasonal gear. The things you need at 3,000 feet when the nearest store is a 40-minute round trip.

30% of revenue · 60-70% margins
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Pack, Ship & Mailbox Services

Multi-carrier shipping (UPS, FedEx, USPS). Mailbox rentals for second-home owners who need a real address. Package receiving for mountain residents tired of missed deliveries.

20% of revenue · 40-60% margins
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Local Services

Notary public, printing, faxing, copies. The business services that don't exist between Sandy and Hood River. Contractors, retirees, and remote workers rely on these.

10% of revenue · 80%+ margins

Built for the People Who Keep the Mountain Running

STR Hosts

Managing turnovers across the corridor. Currently driving 30+ minutes to Sandy or waiting days for Amazon. Restocking kits save hours per week.

Hundreds of active listings on the corridor

Second-Home Owners

Portland families with cabins in Welches or Rhododendron. Need a place to receive packages, pick up supplies on arrival, and get a notary when selling property.

500-1,000+ estimated in corridor

Year-Round Locals

Sandy to Government Camp residents. Retirees, contractors, remote workers, families. Underserved by existing convenience options above Sandy.

~15,000 permanent residents

Visitors & Travelers

Skiers, hikers, mountain bikers, wedding groups. They forgot sunscreen, need firewood, want trail snacks. Seasonal boost on top of year-round foundation.

Millions annually via Hwy 26

The Math

Boring numbers that make boring businesses work.

$10K
Month 1 Gross Target
55%+
Blended Gross Margin
$25K
Total Startup Capital
60%+
Year-Round Revenue Share
Honest math: $50K cumulative by month 2 requires $40K in month 2 alone. That's aggressive for a new retail operation in a mountain corridor. Realistic target: $28-32K cumulative by month 2, $50K by month 3. We'd rather build on honest numbers than fiction.

The Mountain Deserves Better Than a 40-Minute Drive

Every STR host hauling supplies from Sandy. Every second-home owner with packages sitting at a post office they can't reach during business hours. Every contractor who needs a notary and there isn't one for 20 miles.

RidgeLine Provisions exists because the Mt Hood corridor generates millions in economic activity, but the people who keep it running don't have a single place that actually serves them.

Boring service. Real demand. Mountain roots.