07/01/2020 (sih, cvg) Cold, wet, rainy, muddy but still nice walk. Half dozen cars at trailhead, several backpackers despite weather (covid cabin fever?). Fed chipmunk peanuts at lake at lunch. Last mile of road getting ...
This is a simple trail that from FS 109 to Burnt Lake. This is a great spot for camping. Along the way, there are great views of Mt. Hood. With an additional .9 miles beyond Burnt Lake, the Burnt Lake trail intersects wi...
A very nice walk through mature fir and spruce, past a few open fern meadows and then a short steep connection via Devil's Tie trail to a postcard perfect mountain lake (primitive camping possible). A steady but moderate...
An Oregon classic hike to what must be one of the most photographed waterfalls in the Pacific Northwest. Not to be missed.
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Easy minimal grade walk along sandy trail (shared with horses, watch your step) from the west trail head to the seasonal temporary bridge across the Sandy River. Can continue after crossing to Ramona Falls trail. Semi-op...
Pleasant if unremarkable walk. Did out and back, starting at east trailhead (turned around before descent to west trailhead. One nice view of Mt Hood as noted, otherwise in mixed forest. Main virtue is easy access. No ot...
Easy hiking. However, you can get lost if don’t pay attention when crossing the river. There isn’t bridge.
Hike to a pleasant lake great for summer swimming and continue on to East Zig Zag Mountain for the most incredible views of Mount Hood, the magic mountain. It is a relatively tough hike, but very much worth the effort.
Really more of a mountain bike trail than a hiking trail; probably twenty bikers and only four hikers on the lovely August Saturday afternoon we walked. Trail parallels Highway 26, and the road noise is more or less cons...
This is a short and easy hike (and a tough drive) up to Devils Peak. There is a nice old fire lookout maintained by volunteers that can be used to spend the night. Very nice view of Mt Hood's south side. Apparently it is...
16 mile hike with a great view of Mt. Hood. Photo is looking east towards Mt. Hood from East Zigzag.
A loop with a little off trail (the fun part).
Very steep trail by most standards. Awesome payout on top!
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