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

"April 11, 2021. Did Mount Defiance Trail out and back. Boots to the summit and microspikes on the way down. Snowshoes are not needed as the snow was only really deep around the summit and it was frozen. Lots of trails around and leading to the summit in the snow so having GPS or being familiar with the actual trail without snow would be helpful. Didn’t see an established trail to Starvation Creek trail to do the loop. " — runningvegan • Apr 11, 2021

"March 27, 2021. Hiked/snowshoed up Larch Mountain and Sherrard Point from Multnomah Falls via Larch Mountain Trail. Snow started four miles in. See Sherrard Point for hiking stats. " — runningvegan • Mar 27, 2021

"March 13, 2021. Trail was nice and packed and I only needed microspikes. I summited at 10 am and around 10:30 the snow started to get a bit slushy, but I still did not need to break out my snowshoes. Did a loop around Mirror Lake on my way back to the trailhead. Beautiful bluebird day! " — runningvegan • Mar 13, 2021

"Great December trip up the mountain in a beautiful weather window. Summited just before dawn and enjoyed some ultra clear skies along with great snow conditions. 4:30 hours from parking lot to summit, 1:50 down with the help of my splitboard." — oregon-mt-goat • Dec 4, 2020

"Great easy hike to the fire lookout. Views a bit hazy due to the fires in CA, but still outstanding across Crater Lake and further north to Thielson. Complete TR: https://TheMtsAreCalling.com/scott" — Christopher • Sep 6, 2020