Oregon mountains

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
The Wallowa Mountains in northeastern Oregon contain over 30 peaks at least 9,000 ft high
The Cascade Range bisects Oregon and includes several volcanic peaks, the highest being the famous Mount Hood at 11,249 ft

Latest summits

"Trail is in excellent shape. There are a few areas where they have fencing down on the trail to cover the rocks that if you have a dog, just watch the paws. Great hiking, good workout, nothing really difficult. 5 volcanoes in view with the Pacific at your back. Not a bad Saturday :)" — puddlepirate • Nov 2, 2019

"Began at 2:19, summiting at 4:27, and finishing at 6:22. I was the only person in my group to go all the way to the summit as others stayed at the open west ridge area with great views." — xnatedawgx • Oct 12, 2019

"Started at the trailhead at 4:20am, hit the golf course by 5:09, below devils halfmile at the tarn @6:25, Summited 7:20. 15 minutes past sunrise! Damn it! Hung out for half an hour and dropped back out. No wind and clear visibility all the way north to Mt. Rainier. Back at the car by 10:40. Climbed at 1900 ft /hr. light pack. " — oregon-mt-goat • Oct 6, 2019

"standard lookout trail. Absolutely incredible views of pretty much everything you can imagine. From Shasta/Lassen to the lower Oregon Cascades, this is a great hike and a must do in the park. " — puddlepirate • Sep 1, 2019

"A great little summit. While the vertical step below the summit can be solo'd I wouldn't recommend it to the casual hiker because of loose rock and exposure. Was worth carrying a light alpine rope on the climb to belay up newer climbers and to lower/rap on the way down. As of today there's a couple good pieces of cord and a rap ring above the step. Descend the scree to make it back to the lakes quickly :)" — beaucheminjess • Aug 11, 2019