In the animated movie Open Season, Timberline is the fictional town and wilderness area where the story takes place, located in a forested mountain region that appears to be in the Pacific Northwest or Rocky Mountains of North America, though the exact state is not specified. Open Season, released in 2006 by Sony Pictures Animation, follows Boog, a domesticated grizzly bear, and Elliot, a mule deer, in the town of Timberline, which is depicted as a small mountain town surrounded by dense forests, mountains, and wilderness that serves as hunting grounds. Timberline is shown as a typical small American mountain town with a main street, diners, and nearby national forest that is open for hunting season, hence the title Open Season. The location is fictional and not based on real town named Timberline, but inspired by general Rocky Mountain or Oregon forest settings, with tall pine trees, mountains, and wildlife like bears, deer, and hunters. The town of Timberline in Open Season is where Boog lives with forest ranger Beth, and where hunters arrive for open season. The setting includes Timberline National Forest as fictional forest. While real Timberline Lodge is on Mount Hood, Oregon, the movie's Timberline is not officially placed there but shares similar mountain forest aesthetic. So Timberline in Open Season is fictional small mountain town in American wilderness, likely Pacific Northwest inspired, surrounded by forest where hunting season occurs.
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