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

"Great day on the trail. Left Bend , drove down to Newberry. Been here for geology field trips, but not to hike. Did the 4 mile out and back. Excellent views of everything. Awesome top views of the obsidian lava flows. " — puddlepirate • Jul 3, 2020

"Spent the night at moraine lake and began climbing at 5am. Since I was with a group it was slower than I generally move, but summited at 8. Wind was moving pretty good so sheltered under the summit block to enjoy a cold beer. Made it back to the car after stopping to breakdown my camp at 11:30. May be my last run at South if the permit quotas hold for next year. Hope the keep the forest free! " — oregon-mt-goat • Jul 3, 2020

"Geologically, this is an amazing hike. The views are absolutely amazing. I think this is a very underrated hike. I parked at the observatory. From the Sister to Jefferson, everything was out today. " — puddlepirate • Jul 2, 2020

"Great hike. Trail is easy to follow and the snow is almost gone completely but not an issue at all. Views everywhere, had a front come thru from the west, windy and cold while on top but absolutely worth it. The after summit trip to the Lava field at the Dee Wright observatory is a must see for the area . The geologist in me had a great day. " — puddlepirate • Jul 1, 2020

"Tagged this on a 44 mile hike around the Ochoco National Forest. Snowed the night before so conditions on the west side of the mountain were frosty and wet. Summit was clear of snow. Great views of the John Day Basin to the north." — oregon-mt-goat • May 22, 2020