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

"Took Wahkeena Falls trail up to the loop, used the AllTrails app. Trail is a solid workout, muddy in most spots. Waterfall area was packed full of people, past the waterfall the trail was very open to having your own space if you are worried about social distancing. " — puddlepirate • Mar 23, 2020

"Quick trailrun end of day. Spectacular ~5K loop up Misery Ridge (with spur to near summit) and around the River Trail. Watching a climber rappel down Monkey Face in the setting sun stopped me in my tracks. Amazing loop to get a sense of Smith Rock State Park." — scott • Feb 29, 2020

"Ascent from the backside to the top of Tot Butte. Whipping winds, windblown ice sheets, and huge blocks of ice from an ice storm earlier in the season transformed this 10 min detour into a true alpine experience." — scott • Feb 28, 2020

"My first time hiking up from the lower trailhead. 3400' of elevation gain in about 5 miles makes this a really nice training hike. Crazy, swirling clouds above the summit. Always a favorite." — beaucheminjess • Dec 31, 2019

"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