Oregon peaks
Oregon summits
First Ascent Awards
901 of 3,936 peaks 22%
Top climbing months
August 16%
July 15%
September 12%
Oregon mountains highlights
- The Cascade Range bisects Oregon and includes several volcanic peaks, the highest being the famous Mount Hood at 11,249 ft.
- The Wallowa Mountains in northeastern Oregon contain over 30 peaks at least 9,000 ft high.
- There are more peaks over 9,000 ft elevation in Oregon than in nearby Washington... a fact that often surprises many mountain enthusiasts in the region.
Latest summits
"Sometimes when you start a climb at 3am, breaking the trail through 6-8” of new snow is too much. Should have waited two hours and followed the ants up the hill that used my boot track. Stopped at Devils Kitchen since the upper mountain was still in early season conditions and not inviting. Try again next month. " — oregon-mt-goat • Feb 10, 2024
"February 3, 2024. Turned back at the 6 foot ice step in left PG. James cleared the step out and tried to climb it, but could not get a firm hold with his right tool to pull up safely. We thought about trying the right gate or doing Old Chute instead, but down climbing was very taxing. Excellent skiing conditions above Palmer. My first time skiing down from Devils Kitchen. With James. " — runningvegan • Feb 3, 2024
"November 27, 2023. Searched for the Williamson’s sapsucker, unsuccessful. Walked the meadow twice, popped down into the northern patch of trees, walked the road to the tower, checked along the road on the way in and out. " — runningvegan • Nov 27, 2023
"High clearance recommended . First half mile on the Bryant Mtn rd is the worst it clears up well enough after that . Parked at the locked gate , hopped it and walked the road up. Saw some guys up there hunting quail, I didn’t ask how they got their jeep past the gate or if they came in another way. Fire tower is locked at the top, great views of Shasta along this hike . Register is near the picnic table
75th most prominent peak in OR
" — joshortman • Oct 29, 2023
"You can go the easy way via nice gravel roads to get to where I started or you can go the hard way through cottonwood campground where the road slowly deteriorates into a really bad 4wd road I almost got my taco stuck . Hike is a light bushwhack / trail that is pleasant enough . Left a register up there .
95th tallest (p>500) & 99th most prominent peak in OR " — joshortman • Oct 28, 2023